California Girl
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Getting gay slurs screamed in your face while someone slaps you isn't a person just having the opinion that "homosexuality isn't awesome."
Hate is hate. It's accompanied by words and deeds.
Why did you get up in their face?
What I have seen in rural areas is that most people are content to leave well enough alone. But, when someone starts making demands, insinuating themselves and wanting to force change where it doesn't belong and is unwanted (usually for the good only of the gay making the demands), rural people can get quite hostile.
Are you talking to me? I didn't get in anyone's face. A guy jumped out the bushes at me while I was walking my dog with my wife. I'd never seen him before in my life. I was walking on a private road owned by all of us property owners in the neighborhood. I've lived there four years without incident and enjoyed very good relations with all the neighbors.
So, basically, one person insulted you and you have decided that - after 4 years of no issues with anyone - all those people 'hate' you.
How pathetic.
If I took it personally every time some Brit idiot insulted me, I'd hate the whole country. Fortunately, I'm a rational person.