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I have been wondering why tranny is so interested in this topic.
My initial thought, as suggested earlier, is that it is an excuse for him to practice his islamophobia.
Maybe there is another reason for his interest in LGBT rights, but why his interest in LGBT rights globally?
He has 'contacts' throughout Europe:
No doubt he has said he has other contacts, and his username is tranny.
So it would seem that I may owe tranny an apology. It may not be his islamophobia that caused him to start this thread. It may be that his contacts have suggested he brings LGBT rights in Europe to our attention. Those contacts seem to be unreliable on other issues.
Perhaps his fixation with washing machines may be related to his interests.
Please do not get me wrong, I have no problem with LGBT people, I am not prejudiced about or towards them in anyway. But maybe woody should display a bit more tolerance.
And if tranny could explain why he has so much concern for LGBT rights, perhaps it would prevent him being accused of islamophobia.
My initial thought, as suggested earlier, is that it is an excuse for him to practice his islamophobia.
Maybe there is another reason for his interest in LGBT rights, but why his interest in LGBT rights globally?
He has told us he does not have a passport:
So he "don't get around much anymore".
He has 'contacts' throughout Europe:
No doubt he has said he has other contacts, and his username is tranny.
So it would seem that I may owe tranny an apology. It may not be his islamophobia that caused him to start this thread. It may be that his contacts have suggested he brings LGBT rights in Europe to our attention. Those contacts seem to be unreliable on other issues.
Perhaps his fixation with washing machines may be related to his interests.
Please do not get me wrong, I have no problem with LGBT people, I am not prejudiced about or towards them in anyway. But maybe woody should display a bit more tolerance.
And if tranny could explain why he has so much concern for LGBT rights, perhaps it would prevent him being accused of islamophobia.
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I thought you were ignoring me.
Had you forgotten?
Or a change of mind, perhaps?
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The only people who are uncomfortable with what others do in their private lives are those who aren't entirely comfortable with their own. I for one am comfortably heterosexual and care not one jot what others get up to in their private lives as long as it doesn't impinge on others.
For instance I'm left handed.. What of it? Nothing.
For instance I'm left handed.. What of it? Nothing.
I'm only upset about the misuse of the word 'phobia'.
and 'homo' for that matter.
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I am not being confrontational, Eddie (honest, not this time, purely in pursuit of discourse).
How do you arrive at the assertion that, "The only people who are uncomfortable with what others do in their private lives are those who aren't entirely comfortable with their own."
Is this some kind of universal truth?
Obviously taking any illegality out of the equation, because I am sure you implicitly did, how about those that, say, believe in one set of principles over another?
Or those that, say, choose to live on the street, for whatever reason?
Or those that, say, choose to have a dog/cat as a pet?
Or say, ride a cycle?
I am sure there are many instances of people being uncomfortable with what some practise, without that person being uncomfortable with their own practices.
There are so many examples littering these forums.
On a side issue, and not being confrontational again, I know you said you 'care not one jot', but you seemed to care sufficiently to mention your own preferences.
Like you, I care not one jot, and I care less sufficiently to not have to proclaim my own preferences.
How do you arrive at the assertion that, "The only people who are uncomfortable with what others do in their private lives are those who aren't entirely comfortable with their own."
Is this some kind of universal truth?
Obviously taking any illegality out of the equation, because I am sure you implicitly did, how about those that, say, believe in one set of principles over another?
Or those that, say, choose to live on the street, for whatever reason?
Or those that, say, choose to have a dog/cat as a pet?
Or say, ride a cycle?
I am sure there are many instances of people being uncomfortable with what some practise, without that person being uncomfortable with their own practices.
There are so many examples littering these forums.
On a side issue, and not being confrontational again, I know you said you 'care not one jot', but you seemed to care sufficiently to mention your own preferences.
Like you, I care not one jot, and I care less sufficiently to not have to proclaim my own preferences.
Maybe there are parallels!:
Left handedness used to be suppressed in society, but luckily for us left handers no longer.
Homosexuality used to be illegal in this country but no longer, sadly not the case in a few countries and although legal in Russia, severe intolerance still exists
few countries ? same sex relationships are illegal in 72 (ish) probably all Islamic states ???
good point phobia meaning fear afaik
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Indeed it did. It was seen as evil hence the Latin term sinister for lefties. All pure nonsense of course.
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It looks like I was right the first time (although I could be right both times). This is just one of **** end's typical rants about one thing just to give him the opportunity to rant about Islam, without being explicitly islamophobic.
He will reignite his rant about women being treated unfairly next as an excuse to rant about Islam.
Maybe Eddie was right, in **** end's case: "The only people who are uncomfortable with what others do in their private lives are those who aren't entirely comfortable with their own."
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