Pride month in a nutshell. "We just want to live normal lives without any attention on our sexuality."
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I mean, personally what you do in the bedroom is your own business, just dont bring it to the streets and classrooms.
What's going on right now has nothing to do with what happens in the privacy of a bedroom. We are no longer expected to accept that they can do whatever they like in private. The current expectation is that we celibate them being gay and we are bigots if we don't join them. Our children must allow opposite sex in their bathrooms at school. They must allow them to participate in sports with them and if we don't have sex with them we are evil bigots.
I'll leave it there or I'll get myself in trouble.
Nailed It!!! 100% (thank you)
I have a son-in-law who sister is gay. He is one of those that feels "everyone" just needs to accept it. Well, she may be a nice person, but NO I don't have to "accept" that as normal.
They don't want to be accepted, they want to be adored and celebrated.
Get back in the closet perverts.
Frankly, it's their choice. We have free will. Just don't expect me to give a crap, treat anyone special because of it or teach my kids that it's normal. 1.7% (or whatever) falls well into the fringes of the Bell Curve. All I think we can and should ask is to keep intimate behavior where it belongs- in private, same as we expect of hetero couples. It's God's responsibility to judge our decisions and we all get sorted out in the end
"What two consenting adults do in the privacy of their own home is their own business"
This is a fallacious statement that has helped lead to where we are now. It's fallacious because what if those two consenting adults are siblings? Or one or both of them is married to someone else? (Let alone if they are of the same sex, but that has gradually been normalised, so is now supposed to be okay.)
But the point also is, what happens in private eventually becomes public in some way or another, and affects others. So why it may seem okay to say "what you do in the bedroom is your own business", it is now being paraded down the street, but it started in the bedroom in secret.
Both those examples you gave hurt others though, the one being cheated on or the family and deformed kids that come as a result of incest. If they're two consenting adults of sound mind who arent hurting anybody with their own privacy, and arent bringing it into the streets, then it shouldn't matter.
It's not your place to judge, just as it's not the place of anybody living to judge.
Yeah I agree with him about the public side of it but not with the private, ofc hes entitled to his opinion but I'm just saying if it's not public and affecting anyone then it shouldn't matter.
Yes, but remember pride month does not actually represent all gay people.
It’s a cabal tactic to control and devalue a subgroup of people. They want to own gay people just like they want to own black people. Yet there are plenty of us that are not sheep and see it for what it is.
There are a lot of false equivalences here.
You are not to be the judge on someone else for these acts; God is.