You can'r be serious! You can't expect parents to talk to their children about 'difficult' subjects. It's the government's sole job to make sure that never happens by not letting children see anything that's not normal to them!TwitchyGamer101 said:
BBC Forced to Defend Gay Kiss After Complaints
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Mate, the more you try and justify your comments, the bigger a homophobe you look.GamerPhate said:
Most straight people aren't that offended by homosexuality. A kiss is just a kiss. It's good to see anyone happy and in love.
and for the record, quit with the outdated sterotypes. Most of the gay guys I know are geeky sci-fi fans.........no rollerblading........no raging queens......just normal blokes who happen to prefer dick.
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Back to the subject this is sick. You're right, gay people exist - it's more confusing to children to not show them, because then when children see gay people together they will get confused, if they are shown other sexualities from a young age then they'll be used to them.
... The average viewer ship for an episode of EastEnders being over 10 million
The average viewer ship for Holby City is over 5 million.
This complaint is less than 0.1 percent by quite a bit... why does anyone give two flying shits.
The average viewer ship for Holby City is over 5 million.
This complaint is less than 0.1 percent by quite a bit... why does anyone give two flying shits.
Why are you never on the off topic or gaming forums? You're always on RP but I never see you in these ones.ThreeWords said:
Heeeeeeeeeeeeey
My 7 year old nephew although highly confused was understanding after we explained gay relationships to him. If you just leave them like that they tend to remain confused. Silly complainers.binnsyboy said:
It was slightly more disturbing when at the checkout of a very busy local supermarket he said loudly;
'Mum what's ''dry humping''?'
the credit goes to the cover of Heat magazine for that one.
This makes me sick. It's a free society, people should be allowed to decide and chose on what they do in their life. the fact some people have to complain and then moan about "confusing our children" is just despicable. The train of thought for this kind of bigotry should have been lost in the 1800's.
What are people coming too these days?
What are people coming too these days?
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Not really seeing the big issue here
Firstly, it is well within peoples rights to complain about something they don't like. I see most of the forum doing that here. I'm not saying you can't complain, but complaining about people complaining just sounds... odd.
Secondly, it was only 100 people are so, correct? That's hardly much
Thirdly, why is this an issue? I mean, really? Why?
Not really seeing the big issue here
Firstly, it is well within peoples rights to complain about something they don't like. I see most of the forum doing that here. I'm not saying you can't complain, but complaining about people complaining just sounds... odd.
Secondly, it was only 100 people are so, correct? That's hardly much
Thirdly, why is this an issue? I mean, really? Why?
THREE CHEERS FOR THE BBC! HIP HIP OH YEAH! HIP HIP OH YEAH! HIP HIP OH YEAH!
No, really, fantastic job, they should get some sort of award for this. Instead of apologizing (and thereby implying that there's something inherently wrong with homosexuality, and that they were being edgy) they've stuck to their guns and told people to screw off (reinforcing the idea that there's nothing wrong with being homosexual, and that people who think that are wrong).
This is a good thing. I'm going to say that again because it's worth saying again This is a good thing. People should be flooding the streets of London saying, "Do more of this! We want equality! We want to pass that idea on to our children, and their children, just like our parents did!"
Every day I wake up and find a reason to smile, nod, and say, "Yeah." Today was a good day.
No, really, fantastic job, they should get some sort of award for this. Instead of apologizing (and thereby implying that there's something inherently wrong with homosexuality, and that they were being edgy) they've stuck to their guns and told people to screw off (reinforcing the idea that there's nothing wrong with being homosexual, and that people who think that are wrong).
This is a good thing. I'm going to say that again because it's worth saying again This is a good thing. People should be flooding the streets of London saying, "Do more of this! We want equality! We want to pass that idea on to our children, and their children, just like our parents did!"
Every day I wake up and find a reason to smile, nod, and say, "Yeah." Today was a good day.
I have an idea, if children find a gay kiss confusing then just say "people can date people the same gender aswell" THAT'S ALL YOU NEEDED TO DO MOTHER!
ARGH! i'm angry
ARGH! i'm angry
You know, when I was a kid, I was confused all the time. I asked a ridiculous amount of questions on everything, because I wanted to know what was happening. I probably would be less intelligent today if I lived in some bubble of a world where everything was happy and simple.electric_warrior said:
Well I'm glad you don't want homosexuals exterminated from the face of the Earth. How magnanimous of you. If you can't even bear the possible sight gay men doing gay thingsGamerPhate said:
You don't need to explain why people don't like seeing it. I don't like seeing it. As a straight dude, watching homosexual acts makes me kind of uncomfortable.GamerPhate said:
Then again, most reality TV makes me uncomfortable. What you need to explain is why this particular thing shouldn't be allowed on TV.
i live in a rural suburb in upstate NY. <a href=http://saratogian.com/articles/2011/06/15/news/doc4df96382c9af5905930351.txt?viewmode=2>Our Republican state Senator just suddenly announced his support for marriage equality. No daisy-duke rollerblading sightings as of yet.GamerPhate said:
It's actually called tolerance; you know, the thing you like to pretend you have. Gay children are perfectly normal. It's no more unusual than being left-handed. Would my parents like my brother and I to have kids someday? Certainly. But they'd also respect our decision not to have children, if that's what we wanted; just as my grandparents respected my aunt (happily, heterosexually married for 25 years) when she decided to never, ever have children.GamerPhate said:
As for adopted or surrogate children, well, you don't love them any less either. Genetics are overrated, really: the way you raise a child is going to be a much larger influence than whoever's genes they happen to have.
Well it's a good thing the entire population of the Earth is never going to suddenly and spontaneously turn gay. There will always be heterosexuals, just as throughout human history, there have always been homosexuals.GamerPhate said:
you know, my first impression was that you honestly thought you were being tolerant and were just misinformed. seeing how eagerly you toss around ridiculous gay stereotypes, however, i'm not nearly so sure.