This post is basically about the religious suppression of homosexuals. It’s an interesting topic. I’m not gay and I’m not necessarily an atheist either. But I think these gay atheists have it right. Hah, just kidding. They aren’t gay… Or maybe they are.
Top 5 Arguments Against Gay Marriage Destroyed (1/3)
Top 5 Arguments Against Gay Marriage Destroyed (2/3)
Top 5 Arguments Against Gay Marriage Destroyed (3/3)
CBS News Reports: Pentagon/AirForce’s Gay Bomb
Trent Reznor and David Bowie – I’m afraid of Americans
Segment from Article by Michael Airhart September 28th, 2008:
“The “ex-gay” man is John Westcott, a Florida man who walked away from a seven-year committed gay relationship to become an antigay activist.
Nowadays, Westcott proclaims he is freed from the “gay lifestyle” and says “I don’t believe that anyone is gay.” In the curiously named New Man Magazine in 2006, Westcott asserted long-rejected myths about homosexuality as if they were fact:
“There are many root causes [for homosexuality],” Westcott says. “But some of the common denominators are: A breakdown in a same-sex parent relationship, not relating to other male peers, an early exposure to sexuality and sexual abuse.”
Earlier this year, Westcott violated Canadian TV ethical standards with an ad that supported antigay discrimination as a means of suppressing the visibility of gay people and increasing the visibility of self-closeted ex-gays.” - TruthWinsOut.org
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