Ive already addressed that
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by Tsarus 2142 » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:32 am
by The New California Republic » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:33 am
Tsarus 2142 wrote:I do disdain the surrounding culture, I believe hypersexuality is a negative thing.
by Daarwyrth » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:33 am
Silvedania wrote:Daarwyrth wrote:"My brother once told me that nothing someone says before the word "but" really counts." - Benjen Stark
It really is amusing when conservatives tell me "I am not homophobic, BUT why should you have the same rights as me?". It's a coping mechanism to convince themselves that they're still good people, even if they hate certain people for the most mundane things.
We shouldn't say conservatives, since that's a little rude to assume all conservatives are homophobic.
by Ifreann » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:35 am
Silvedania wrote:Daarwyrth wrote:"My brother once told me that nothing someone says before the word "but" really counts." - Benjen Stark
It really is amusing when conservatives tell me "I am not homophobic, BUT why should you have the same rights as me?". It's a coping mechanism to convince themselves that they're still good people, even if they hate certain people for the most mundane things.
We shouldn't say conservatives, since that's a little rude to assume all conservatives are homophobic.
by Loeje » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:35 am
District-6a wrote:Loeje wrote:You can disagree with them and respect them. It just doesn't seem to be very common among people who are homophobic. But it's possible.
You can't disagree that someone is gay. If an individual is homophobic, they view people who are LGBT as lesser or as repugnant, or unworthy of the same rights and respect as heterosexuals; this extends far further than disagreements. Homophobia inherently means that the level of respect is far far less, you cannot truly respect a member of the LBGT as a homophobe. Anybody who is a homophobe but says that they respect homosexuals are lying to themselves and to you
by Necroghastia » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:36 am
by Picairn » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:36 am
Tsarus 2142 wrote:I believe that Goatmoon is talking about LGBT culture, which is separate from the LGBT individual.
I've previously discussed this, my conclusion being that it is valid to disdain a dominant culture surrounding an individuals identity.
Personally, I do not disdain anyone for being LGBT as it is a mere trait.
I do disdain the surrounding culture, I believe hypersexuality is a negative thing.
by Istoreya » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:37 am
by Tundra Terra » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:38 am
Daarwyrth wrote:Tundra Terra wrote:Loaded springs...they're the worst. Perhaps even more than feathers?
I'm just wondering since you happen to be the first responder how is exactly logic going to overthrow bigotry? If i happen to be this homophobic conservative why would i care for that person's argument in the first place?
Granted this is the internet where emotion reigns supreme more often than not, yet most arguments for either side seem to be rather weak as i read on (i'm nearly done).
How do you plan to convince this (not homophobic), but nonetheless opposing conservative who is talking to you now?
Why do you think I'm trying to convince you? If you express bigotry, I will counter it with logic and reason. If you fail to see the logic and reason in what I say, that's frankly your problem, not mine. If the byproduct of my countering is that you see some of the logic and reason I intended to spread, then hurrah! But if you truly didn't care this much, if it truly meant nothing to you, why do you feel the need to respond? I mean, feel absolutely free to respond to every post you see, but something must be ruffling your feathers (there's the feather) that you have decided to come here and engage with me. I mean, you seem fairly certain of your views... right?
I mean, I know why I am engaging with this subject. I have a vested interest in having basic human rights as a gay man. So obviously, homophobia is something I will be highly interested and motivated in, in countering.
by Esalia » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:38 am
SD_Film Artists wrote:Genivaria wrote:I am not a 'political wing' so your comment is irrelevant.
Well it's good that you're not a hypocrite, but I still don't see the logic that gay people have a 'get out of jail free' card when it comes to authoritianism, not least since some Nazis were gay. Or were you instead trying to say that it's impossible for gay people to be authoritian simply because some other gay people decades ago were victims of authoritarianism and fascism? Forgive me if I've made a strawman, I'm just trying to see how Novokria's comment was 'fucking gross'.
by Gongsi » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:39 am
Tsarus 2142 wrote:I believe that Goatmoon is talking about LGBT culture, which is separate from the LGBT individual.
I've previously discussed this, my conclusion being that it is valid to disdain a dominant culture surrounding an individuals identity.
Personally, I do not disdain anyone for being LGBT as it is a mere trait.
I do disdain the surrounding culture, I believe hypersexuality is a negative thing.
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by Daarwyrth » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:39 am
by Ifreann » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:39 am
by Alcala-Cordel » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:40 am
Loeje wrote:District-6a wrote:
You can't disagree that someone is gay. If an individual is homophobic, they view people who are LGBT as lesser or as repugnant, or unworthy of the same rights and respect as heterosexuals; this extends far further than disagreements. Homophobia inherently means that the level of respect is far far less, you cannot truly respect a member of the LBGT as a homophobe. Anybody who is a homophobe but says that they respect homosexuals are lying to themselves and to you
There is the possibility that they think it's a sin and treat it the same way they treat any other sin. Which would make respect possible.
by Loeje » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:40 am
Alcala-Cordel wrote:Loeje wrote:There is the possibility that they think it's a sin and treat it the same way they treat any other sin. Which would make respect possible.
Not really. People who say they "love the sinner, hate the sin" tend to look down on the people they think are "sinning" with a holier-than-thou kind of attitude, meaning they really don't respect them. Then there's the issue of them trying to force their beliefs on others over something harmless.
by Goatmoon » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:42 am
by Caraani » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:42 am
Tundra Terra wrote:Daarwyrth wrote:Why do you think I'm trying to convince you? If you express bigotry, I will counter it with logic and reason. If you fail to see the logic and reason in what I say, that's frankly your problem, not mine. If the byproduct of my countering is that you see some of the logic and reason I intended to spread, then hurrah! But if you truly didn't care this much, if it truly meant nothing to you, why do you feel the need to respond? I mean, feel absolutely free to respond to every post you see, but something must be ruffling your feathers (there's the feather) that you have decided to come here and engage with me. I mean, you seem fairly certain of your views... right?
I mean, I know why I am engaging with this subject. I have a vested interest in having basic human rights as a gay man. So obviously, homophobia is something I will be highly interested and motivated in, in countering.
Quite. I am not convinced by the arguments going on here mostly due to the history of Athens vs. Sparta. On one hand you had a society that was the cultural beacon of Greece and was very cosmopolitan in how it treated people and on the other you had a society that was xenophobic to even their own people, but nonetheless a military super-power (for the times). Both societies had their pros and cons, but unlike the rest of Greece they went ever more extreme to solve the cracks in their society and failed. Athens went for radical inclusitivity to such an extent that it eroded all meaning to even be Athenian or special in some way and even their enemies would be allowed to vote (which naturally was NOT to the benefit of those living there) and it collapsed to outsiders. Sparta by comparison only trusted Dorian people and the ideas thereof, but to solve their issues of a shrinking army/birth rate they must ban even the Periokoi. Even if you were spartan and had kids with a periokoi (free man/women) who's family and military history stretches back centuries fighting/dying alongside you that couple is to be exiled in disgrace. Unsuprisingly Sparta died off, but so did Athens. One died of starvation of people and the other died choking its lungs with people.
by Esalia » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:42 am
Loeje wrote:District-6a wrote:
You can't disagree that someone is gay. If an individual is homophobic, they view people who are LGBT as lesser or as repugnant, or unworthy of the same rights and respect as heterosexuals; this extends far further than disagreements. Homophobia inherently means that the level of respect is far far less, you cannot truly respect a member of the LBGT as a homophobe. Anybody who is a homophobe but says that they respect homosexuals are lying to themselves and to you
There is the possibility that they think it's a sin and treat it the same way they treat any other sin. Which would make respect possible.
by Istoreya » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:44 am
Goatmoon wrote:I'm not a conservative, nor a Christian. Most people, including me, could care less what people do behind closed doors in the privacy of their own home, as long as children or animals aren't being harmed. I don't know anyone outside of religious fanatics who want to persecute homosexuals.
What I have a problem with, is this culture of sexual deviancy, and your sex life being shoved in our faces and being constantly promoted, and the attempt to pervert and destroy national traditions.
by Daarwyrth » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:44 am
Tundra Terra wrote:Daarwyrth wrote:Quite. I am not convinced by the arguments going on here mostly due to the history of Athens vs. Sparta. On one hand you had a society that was the cultural beacon of Greece and was very cosmopolitan in how it treated people and on the other you had a society that was xenophobic to even their own people, but nonetheless a military super-power (for the times). Both societies had their pros and cons, but unlike the rest of Greece they went ever more extreme to solve the cracks in their society and failed. Athens went for radical inclusitivity to such an extent that it eroded all meaning to even be Athenian or special in some way and even their enemies would be allowed to vote (which naturally was NOT to the benefit of those living there) and it collapsed to outsiders. Sparta by comparison only trusted Dorian people and the ideas thereof, but to solve their issues of a shrinking army/birth rate they must ban even the Periokoi. Even if you were spartan and had kids with a periokoi (free man/women) who's family and military history stretches back centuries fighting/dying alongside you that couple is to be exiled in disgrace. Unsuprisingly Sparta died off, but so did Athens. One died of starvation of people and the other died choking its lungs with people.
by Greater Mobile » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:45 am
Tundra Terra wrote:Daarwyrth wrote:Why do you think I'm trying to convince you? If you express bigotry, I will counter it with logic and reason. If you fail to see the logic and reason in what I say, that's frankly your problem, not mine. If the byproduct of my countering is that you see some of the logic and reason I intended to spread, then hurrah! But if you truly didn't care this much, if it truly meant nothing to you, why do you feel the need to respond? I mean, feel absolutely free to respond to every post you see, but something must be ruffling your feathers (there's the feather) that you have decided to come here and engage with me. I mean, you seem fairly certain of your views... right?
I mean, I know why I am engaging with this subject. I have a vested interest in having basic human rights as a gay man. So obviously, homophobia is something I will be highly interested and motivated in, in countering.
Quite. I am not convinced by the arguments going on here mostly due to the history of Athens vs. Sparta. On one hand you had a society that was the cultural beacon of Greece and was very cosmopolitan in how it treated people and on the other you had a society that was xenophobic to even their own people, but nonetheless a military super-power (for the times). Both societies had their pros and cons, but unlike the rest of Greece they went ever more extreme to solve the cracks in their society and failed. Athens went for radical inclusitivity to such an extent that it eroded all meaning to even be Athenian or special in some way and even their enemies would be allowed to vote (which naturally was NOT to the benefit of those living there) and it collapsed to outsiders. Sparta by comparison only trusted Dorian people and the ideas thereof, but to solve their issues of a shrinking army/birth rate they must ban even the Periokoi. Even if you were spartan and had kids with a periokoi (free man/women) who's family and military history stretches back centuries fighting/dying alongside you that couple is to be exiled in disgrace. Unsuprisingly Sparta died off, but so did Athens. One died of starvation of people and the other died choking its lungs with people.
by The New California Republic » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:46 am
Goatmoon wrote:I
What I have a problem with, is this culture of sexual deviancy, and your sex life being shoved in our faces and being constantly promoted, and the attempt to pervert and destroy national traditions.
by Gongsi » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:46 am
Tundra Terra wrote:Quite. I am not convinced by the arguments going on here mostly due to the history of Athens vs. Sparta. On one hand you had a society that was the cultural beacon of Greece and was very cosmopolitan in how it treated people and on the other you had a society that was xenophobic to even their own people, but nonetheless a military super-power (for the times). Both societies had their pros and cons, but unlike the rest of Greece they went ever more extreme to solve the cracks in their society and failed. Athens went for radical inclusitivity to such an extent that it eroded all meaning to even be Athenian or special in some way and even their enemies would be allowed to vote (which naturally was NOT to the benefit of those living there) and it collapsed to outsiders. Sparta by comparison only trusted Dorian people and the ideas thereof, but to solve their issues of a shrinking army/birth rate they must ban even the Periokoi. Even if you were spartan and had kids with a periokoi (free man/women) who's family and military history stretches back centuries fighting/dying alongside you that couple is to be exiled in disgrace. Unsuprisingly Sparta died off, but so did Athens. One died of starvation of people and the other died choking its lungs with people.
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by Loeje » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:47 am
Esalia wrote:Loeje wrote:There is the possibility that they think it's a sin and treat it the same way they treat any other sin. Which would make respect possible.
Depends on how exactly they're treating sins and what they're calling a sin.
I don't believe that you can genuinely respect someone and believe that a core part of them means that they're inherently more evil, or are doing an evil thing just by going about their day-to-day life.
And if the sins are so unimportant that you can hold someone routinely sinning because it is a core, unchangeable part of who they are as somehow not lesser, then I question the point of sins and declaring it a sin in the first place.
by Daarwyrth » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:48 am
Goatmoon wrote:What I have a problem with, is this culture of sexual deviancy, and your sex life being shoved in our faces and being constantly promoted, and the attempt to pervert and destroy national traditions.
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