Gays In The Military
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If they are willing to server and protect the US, that is FABULOUS.
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If there had been openly gays in the military,
a whole LOT of us would never have joined.
So there. Libs want OPENLY gays in the military,
because they hate the military, says I.
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If they are willing to server and protect the US, that is FABULOUS.
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maybe if we want the UN to storm our shores and take our privately owned guns.
But I do get your point....
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I like to picture an old dude in a shack, holding a shotgun, waiting for enemies that never come.
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Oh, stop with the "fear" thing. It's more like the refusal to associate with. You haven't been in the military,
you will never understand. And your slur about "religious" and "southern" is dumb.
That's why somebody isn't gay? Because they are "religious" and "southern" ?
The fear mongering, and bigoty is on the guy in your mirror.
well, unless Heck is standing next to you. Then I just don't want to know.
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"51% of the general public in the United States think that "homosexual behavior" is morally wrong (38% "completely agreeing" it is morally wrong and 13% "somewhat agreeing"). Males and people over 65 years old are more likely to think it is wrong. Among people who don't know someone who is LGB, 61% think the behavior is wrong. Broken down by religion, 60% of evangelical Christians think that it is wrong, whereas 11% with no religious affiliation are against it.
...A solid majority of Catholics and white mainline Protestants (56% and 55% respectively) favor allowing gay and lesbian couples to legally marry, compared to only 23% of white evangelical Protestants.
...Sixty-one percent of 18-34 year olds support allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry, but so do nearly 6-in-10 (57%) Americans between the ages of 35 and 49.
...Nearly 8-in-10 (77%) Americans who are not affiliated with any religion support same-sex marriage.
So clearly, like Steve was saying, the real homophobes are liberal Democrats who aren't religious.
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I guess they polled a hundred people in San Francisco.
Libs demand links...
they don't want to link themselves, though....
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"51% of the general public in the United States think that "homosexual behavior" is morally wrong (38% "completely agreeing" it is morally wrong and 13% "somewhat agreeing"). Males and people over 65 years old are more likely to think it is wrong. Among people who don't know someone who is LGB, 61% think the behavior is wrong. Broken down by religion, 60% of evangelical Christians think that it is wrong, whereas 11% with no religious affiliation are against it.
...A solid majority of Catholics and white mainline Protestants (56% and 55% respectively) favor allowing gay and lesbian couples to legally marry, compared to only 23% of white evangelical Protestants.
...Sixty-one percent of 18-34 year olds support allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry, but so do nearly 6-in-10 (57%) Americans between the ages of 35 and 49.
...Nearly 8-in-10 (77%) Americans who are not affiliated with any religion support same-sex marriage.
So clearly, like Steve was saying, the real homophobes are liberal Democrats who aren't religious.
"51% of the general public in the United States think that "homosexual behavior" is morally wrong (38% "completely agreeing" it is morally wrong and 13% "somewhat agreeing"). Males and people over 65 years old are more likely to think it is wrong. Among people who don't know someone who is LGB, 61% think the behavior is wrong. Broken down by religion, 60% of evangelical Christians think that it is wrong, whereas 11% with no religious affiliation are against it.
...A solid majority of Catholics and white mainline Protestants (56% and 55% respectively) favor allowing gay and lesbian couples to legally marry, compared to only 23% of white evangelical Protestants.
...Sixty-one percent of 18-34 year olds support allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry, but so do nearly 6-in-10 (57%) Americans between the ages of 35 and 49.
...Nearly 8-in-10 (77%) Americans who are not affiliated with any religion support same-sex marriage.
So clearly, like Steve was saying, the real homophobes are liberal Democrats who aren't religious.
Not sure of the source of your stats, Heck - I don't necessarily read each and every post in detail - but, given the number of demographic groups cited above, it makes me wonder why this wasn't broken out by 'ethnic group' as well.
Did you omit those numbers? Did the researchers overlook this key demographic? If so, why?
Makes me kind of wonder.
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Those are Zogby, Washington Post/ABC News, and CNN/Opinion Research polls.
There's also this one, which you can read in full. Maybe there are racial breakdowns in the raw data, though I don't know why that's important to you. This, after all, is a group that studies religion and politics, not race.
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@mld-woody said:
I don't think black people are any more afraid of gays than whites
It's all about your upbringing. Did you have an open, tolerant one... or were you told that you have to follow a magic book that says gays are the Devil
Blacks played a major role in the Prop 8 decision, due in large part to the role religion plays in Black culture. I definitely think that homophobia is more prevalent in Black communities.
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Oh, definitely. The polls bear that out.
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Those are Zogby, Washington Post/ABC News, and CNN/Opinion Research polls.
There's also this one, which you can read in full. Maybe there are racial breakdowns in the raw data, though I don't know why that's important to you. This, after all, is a group that studies religion and politics, not race.
Those are Zogby, Washington Post/ABC News, and CNN/Opinion Research polls.
There's also this one, which you can read in full. Maybe there are racial breakdowns in the raw data, though I don't know why that's important to you. This, after all, is a group that studies religion and politics, not race.
Fair enough. I thought they research voting blocks and voting tendencies, views and opinions,etc. Whether it's the Cuban voters in FL, the Black voters for whomever, etc. it would seem natural to me that the ethnic voting blocks would be worth researching.
I am sure the politicos are on top of this, though.
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Blacks played a major role in the Prop 8 decision, due in large part to the role religion plays in Black culture. I definitely think that homophobia is more prevalent in Black communities.
So that's upbringing, not skin tone
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[quote name='heckofajobbrownie' timestamp='1327535496' post='269041
So clearly, like Steve was saying, the real homophobes are liberal Democrats who aren't religious.
Of course I never said that which is a good reason to take everything you say with a grain of salt.
Maybe you're just trying to change the subject since your president ran on a platform of denying equal rights to Americans .
WSS
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The way some of you guys are about this subject tends to make all of the rest of believe you guys are hiding something in the closet. I will tend to believe that the polls are BS due to Political Correctness and the in your face promotion of this shit all of our media of the whole gay marriage topic.
Sorry guys I dont buy whatever your story is that this normal behavior. The first time some fag hits on my grandchildren or they start making out in front of them I am going to kick the fairies ass.
I sure dont understand you guys wanting to cornhole each other when God has made all of these beautiful women. I suggest you fags take a look at the cheerleader thread. That is more common than men looking at men in a thong. Just that mental image makes one want to throw up in their mouth.
Looking at some of the polls,
Those who tend to except homosexuality as being normal also will excepts a Marxist state and the end of capitalism as we know it.
After all it is mostly the 19 to 29 year age group who has been taught that this is normal and most of the young adults in that age group have been raised by the state. Most of them have grown up in single parent homes or no parents in the home at all because they have to work all of the time just to make ends meet.
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[quote name='heckofajobbrownie' timestamp='1327535496' post='269041
So clearly, like Steve was saying, the real homophobes are liberal Democrats who aren't religious.
Of course I never said that which is a good reason to take everything you say with a grain of salt.
Maybe you're just trying to change the subject since your president ran on a platform of denying equal rights to Americans .
WSS
Of course I never said that which is a good reason to take everything you say with a grain of salt.
Maybe you're just trying to change the subject since your president ran on a platform of denying equal rights to Americans .
WSS
Well, it kind of is what you keep saying, Steve. Forgive me for poking fun at someone who keeps laughably suggesting that the real problem with racism and homophobia is on the left, and continues to use anecdotal evidence to suggest that this is the case when actual survey evidence suggests it's not.
What am I suppose to do with a man who keeps posting about how every racist he knows is a union member and a Democrat, and every person he knows who hates gays is a secular Democrat? Can you point me to one post - ever - where you admit that this is a larger problem on the right, and with religious people, particularly Evangelicals?
I bet you can't.
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Try this Steve. Go read what T just wrote. Can you ever imagine that coming from someone on the left? I can't.
Of course, he's a crazy person, and doesn't represent the Republican Party. But again, we don't need anecdotal evidence to figure out which group thinks what when we have all sorts of polling evidence that gives us a pretty good picture of the country's views on homosexuality.
The part that I really like about the nuts in here is that they can't even conceive of the world that exists outside their bubble. They can't even imagine why someone wouldn't want to kick a gay person's ass for being gay, or not think Obama is a Marxist who hates America.
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Try this Steve. Go read what T just wrote. Can you ever imagine that coming from someone on the left? I can't.
Of course, he's a crazy person, and doesn't represent the Republican Party. But again, we don't need anecdotal evidence to figure out which group thinks what when we have all sorts of polling evidence that gives us a pretty good picture of the country's views on homosexuality.
The part that I really like about the nuts in here is that they can't even conceive of the world that exists outside their bubble. They can't even imagine why someone wouldn't want to kick a gay person's ass for being gay, or not think Obama is a Marxist who hates America.
Try this Steve. Go read what T just wrote. Can you ever imagine that coming from someone on the left? I can't.
Of course, he's a crazy person, and doesn't represent the Republican Party. But again, we don't need anecdotal evidence to figure out which group thinks what when we have all sorts of polling evidence that gives us a pretty good picture of the country's views on homosexuality.
The part that I really like about the nuts in here is that they can't even conceive of the world that exists outside their bubble. They can't even imagine why someone wouldn't want to kick a gay person's ass for being gay, or not think Obama is a Marxist who hates America.
And where are your polls? and tell us what they are saying again. Your polls dont always tell the truth and not everyone lives in LA where it is widely excepted like you.
If you were to go out in public and ask 100 random people if they feel like gay marriage is exceptable, you could guess that about 99% of them will say yes so they will not be called a hateful bigot.
Heck' You should go join the Jerry Sandusky defense team and help out with his PR campiagn. IMO people like you are part of the problems that we face in society today. Someday you will grow up and act like a man and hold people to a standard of good morals and not with some twisted utopian view.
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Blacks played a major role in the Prop 8 decision, due in large part to the role religion plays in Black culture. I definitely think that homophobia is more prevalent in Black communities.
So that's upbringing, not skin tone
So that's upbringing, not skin tone
Yes. It's cultural. It has nothing to do with skin color.
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It's religious more than cultural.
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