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Originally posted by Radiobuzz
Your post is wrong in so many different levels. First, you fail in labeling homosexuality as a fetish. You fail to understand that you, as an heterosexual male, are biologically capable of having sex with another male. In the same way that I, as an homosexual male, am biologically capable of having sex with a woman. It's not about sex, homosexuality is a much wider subject that just sexual relationships. It's also dumb to say that you've "outgrown" fetishes at the age of 8 when you were simply experimenting things as any other young person would do.
Also, this line:
"When the Frenchman brought AIDS to America on his gay tour across the US"
is absolute rubbish. I don't know what your source is for saying that (unless you've been in that gay tour across the US), but actually science believes that AIDS arrived from Haiti when Congo became independent. On the other hand, it's a fact that AIDS was transmitted by both hetero and homosexual sex, as well as drug users. Unfortunately your mind appears to have stucked in the way of thinking of the seventies. Look it up.
Originally posted by blueorder
sex is integral to it either way you cut it surely
a) I am heterosexaul but could not bring myself to have sex with a man
b) you are homosexual but say you could not bring yourself to have sex with a woman
Therefore sex is integral
Originally posted by blueorder
AIDs, certainly in the west, is largely confined to homosexuals and drug addicts
Worldwide, HIV is still largely driven by heterosexual transmission.
AIDs, certainly in the west, is largely confined to homosexuals and drug addicts
Reguardless on how you feel about Gays, you have to glad that this facistic manuver was SMACKED down...
Justice Carol A. Corrigan wrote that her personal sympathies were with the plaintiffs challenging the bans on same-sex marriage. But Justice Corrigan said the courts should allow the political process to address the question.
“We should allow the significant achievements embodied in the domestic partnership statutes to continue to take root,” she wrote. “If there is to be a new understanding of the meaning of marriage in California, it should develop among the people of our state and find its expression at the ballot box.”
Originally posted by TKainZero
i would vote for that.
LL, you should lead a prop that gives Civil union ALL THE RIGHTS granted to married couples.
I sincely hope that EVERYONE can see this.
Cause i don't think there was a single political ad telling you the truth about this...
Who is funding California's Prop 8, the country's most controversial ballot measure? The Mormons' donations are well known, and are a source of outrage among the church's more moderate elements. But little attention has been focused on two of the proposition's biggest individual donors: Elsa Broekhuizen, the mother of Blackwater founder Erik Prince, and Howard F. Ahmanson Jr., the reclusive theocratic millionaire who inherited $300 million from his philanthropist father at age 18.
Originally posted by Radiobuzz
You can't bring yourself to have sex with a man simply because of your own prejudices. You like having sex with woman so you don't feel the need to be looking for sex with a man. Also it's possible (and I say "possible" because I don't know you, but what I'm about to say is true for most people) that you feel that having sex with a man can turn you into an homosexual, or that it would make you less of a man. In the same way, I don't have sex with woman because that's not what I'm looking for. What I said on my previous post, which I think you didn't understand, is that you and me both are biologically capable of having sex with both genres. I'm not talking about your own personal sexual needs but purely about biology.
And I sustain that sex is not completely what defines you as hetero, homo or bi. Imagine an homosexual guy who knows he's homosexual and yet he chooses to live an heterosexual life. He can get married to a girl, form a family and have sex with the wife once a week while mantaining intercourses with men on rare occasions. What does that make him? He may have more sex with his wife than with men, purely to satisfy his sexual need. Does that mean he's straight?
Sex is an important part of being homo or heterosexual, but it's not at all the whole subject.
I don't know what happens at the west of your country but according to the World Health Organization (which knows better than you or me) say that:
Originally posted by rapinbatsisaltherage
I'm not jumping into this argument because I feel it is a waste of time. I'm not saying your statement is untrue or unfounded, but I'd like to point out there are many other nations where AIDs is much, much more common among heterosexuals. PS- currently in the west the spread of AIDs among straight, minority groups of women is far more rampid than among gays.
Originally posted by blueorder
I dont have sex with a man because I am not attracted to men, pure and simple- I am physically capable of a lot of things, but I do not find men attractive sexually and would not be able to achieve a hard on with a man, nor would I have any inclination to indulge in sex with a man via other means
Dont know about your unusual scenario- he sounds confused, most people are not
I am talkin about the west, ie, Europe, US, Australia etc it is largely confined to homosexuals and drug addicts
70% of the times you have sex with someone, most of what you feel comes from your brain. If you were drunk enough to let your morals fly out the window, you certainly would be able to achieve a hard on being with a man if you're thinking about girls while you do it.
Originally posted by Radiobuzz
70% of the times you have sex with someone, most of what you feel comes from your brain. If you were drunk enough to let your morals fly out the window, you certainly would be able to achieve a hard on being with a man if you're thinking about girls while you do it.
I wonder if you, as an heterosexual male, are able to get inside other people's shoes. The example I gave is more common you will ever realise.
Again, what's your source for saying that?