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In other words, you are unable to explain your phobia toward homosexuality and therefore you don't want to discuss it other than to claim that the word was created to make you look bad. You don't want to admit that you think it is a sin, because I have already debunked that thought by comparing it to other sins. So, what is it that causes you grief about homosexuality?Good Lord, I'm not playing word games. Not only are the majority of citizens in the US supporting gay rights, all the advanced, modern countries in the world are supporting them. People are evolving in social and cultural terms, those people who live in modern, advanced, educated cultures. I am not using any language that is biased, prejudiced or inflammatory. Don't we all recognize that first world countries are more advanced than 3rd world countries? If you look around you and have any awareness of what is going on in other first world countries, you will see they are accepting gay rights across the globe. Therefore, it seems clear that educated, advanced, modern people are using reason instead of emotion to go toward acceptance and tolerance of others, whether it be homosexuality or something else, such as culture, race, gender, age, etc.That is your opinion; your opinion is not fact, and it is something with which the intellectually advanced, educated, reasonable, modern world disagrees.Homosexuality is, inherently, by its very nature—together with the manner in which sick perverts are trying to force this evil on society as a whole—ugly, disgusting, and vicious. Why should you expect it to not be described in such terms? If you willfully choose to take the side of that which is evil and disgusting, then expect to be treated accordingly.
Using biased, inflammatory, prejudicial language to imply that anyone who disagrees with you isn't "intellectually advanced" or "educated" or "reasonable" doesn't win your point. It exposes your dishonesty, though.
Weak debaters quite often try to play word games like that.
That may be the entire problem with most conservatives. They claim to hate Muslims and Muslim's rationale for life, yet they seem to want to imitate them in so many ways. They (those that are up in arms over same-sex marriage) want the country to accept their own twisted and unreasoned way of thinking. You don't have to accept homosexuality to be okay with laws that provide equality to them, but they can't even seem to be able to comprehend that.
..ok..now you're off on ANOTHER tangent...I think this thread is about done...
Resolved;
People who disagree about anything usually have a reason(s) for their disagreement, but all you have been able to provide is your disdain and dislike for homosexuality and the word homophobe and you have yet to explain why it troubles you so. I bet if you analyze your reasons you will find that there is some "fear" attached to it, be it ever so small.people who disagree with homosexuality have no higher rate of psychological issues than any other cross section of the population so the premise for this thread is debunked.
You are very narrow-minded. Just because you believe something doesn't make it true. Provide some type of support for your claims, instead of just expecting everyone to agree with what you say. The majority of people have spoken and they are not on your side.Since the above is true, it is also resolved: "homophobe" is therefore an invalid, manufactured word used for political or professional leverage.
As to the word homophobe......perhaps you are more comfortable with "anti-gay" or "anti-homosexuality" but that still doesn't explain why you are that way. I suspect that some form of "fear" is involved.
“I coined the word homophobia to mean it was a phobia about homosexuals....It was a fear of homosexuals which seemed to be associated with a fear of contagion, a fear of reducing the things one fought for—home and family. It was a religious fear and it had led to great brutality as fear always does.”4
http://psychology.ucdavis.edu/faculty_sites/rainbow/html/Beyond_Homophobia_2004.PDF