That's it. Won't watch Glee anymore.

Ask your one gay friend. Maybe he can help you clear up your confusion.

No, they’re usually not scared to death of expressing their feelings. They’re usually exploring the nuances of social interactions or building weird hypotheticals that could justify behavior that might ordinarily be called prejudiced. It’s a weird hobby, but I think you’ve misunderstood it. You’ve also misunderstood the word constituency.

Yes, your perspective on this issue is very confused.

My OP and the spirit behind it is as clear as tequila.

After it’s come back as vomit.

And all this is saying is they’re more guarded among themselves, and how their own kind will feel and respond. Mistakes with others take a back seat but will be rectified in time. After all, no one’s perfect.

I don’t know what you’re trying to say. Less tequila, maybe?

I’m in a different part of the world. Bedtime over there?

Or you could just explain what you’re talking about.

I’m not sure he knows what he’s talking about. I’m wondering if he isn’t trying to deflect the reaction to his OP by throwing a little word salad at it.

Try asking. Yes some word salad, but for another reason. The Goober seems able to articulate basic points better than me, so I don’t really need to offer more explanations. I just can’t get why you guys are upset at being hated. I thought that’s one way to get noticed.

Try asking what? What the hell you’re talking about? Multiple people have asked that and gotten the same stream-of-unconsciousness gibberish from you. You don’t seem to be able to defend your position in any coherent way, so you’re playing the fool instead. Funnier people than you have resorted to that tactic and failed.

And BTW, who the hell are you calling a guy? :mad:

Putang-ina, you said you’re “not sure” and at the same time “wondering.” Was my answer that far off? Mind your own gibberish.

Why expect boots when the milk goes bad, Haskell? You’ve only bought yourself a goalkeeper, if you keep your vole in your pocket. Hell, even he might be a kisser, you might say. Know what I mean, fingers?

Too many posts can be read as unmanly. Logging off for now.

Is this the insanity plea?

:smiley:

Just trying to speak the guy’s language, y’know–or at least figure out what it is.

Obviously, because the bottles were the problem. The milkman’s gotta put the good milk somewhere, and you know he’s always got a bunch of boots lying around. And quite calling me “Haskell”!

If I wanted him to be more than a goalkeeper, I’d give him the damn vole. I know his owl is hungry. But all I want is a goalkeeper. Capisce?

Aw. I’m sure your one gay friend TM probably finds you very manly. :wink:

When their actions are the result of who they are, it’s exactly the same thing. That’s like saying you respect rapists but are against rape. Being a gay man means you are going to kiss another man.

And, the thing is, you had to go just across the line. If you’d just stuck with not particularly liking to watch it, I’d be okay with it. Everyone has things that they are irrationally grossed out by. But you went the step further and say that you don’t like the fact that gay men kiss.

And, I’m sorry, that’s pretty much saying you don’t like the fact that gay men exist. There’s no “hate the sin, love the sinner” analog here. Gay men are going to kiss each other; if you don’t like one, you don’t like the other.

And not liking someone because of their sexual orientation is a form of bigotry, and is wrong.

Bolding mine.

No it isn’t. Would you like me to provide you with a fresh bundle of straw for your next argument?