LGBT Civil Rights and Activism

NoJusticeNoPeace

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4. Yeah, I didnt know any other way to describe it than "gayish mannerisms" , just goes to show

Thu Mar 19, 2015, 02:10 PM

Mar 2015

how sick the conversation is, period. (because I cant remember how he phrased it, probably derogatorily like in your face and unnecessary over the top blah blah blah)

Years ago someone close to me said she was OK with gay people as long as they didnt shove it in her face.

WHOA I said, I said are you OK when your son and his girlfriend kiss in public?

In a very short amount of time she came to see the light and I give her credit because she came from a typical small town, white area where there were only whites and nobody was gay that they knew of, etc. no tolerance of brown or gay etc

ALL straight people have evolved to one degree or another on accepting gay people, I think.

Nobody had it right from the get go, nobody I know anyway.

But I hope I am wrong about that

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I'm so sick of hearing I want "special rights". What hypocrisy. [View all] nightscanner59 Mar 2015 OP

No kidding, and that you're pushing the gay agenda Warpy Mar 2015 #1

A relative, an intelligent and decent and good person, told me his coworker told him that a gay NoJusticeNoPeace Mar 2015 #2

Aside from the "gay-ish" mannerisms, however... nightscanner59 Mar 2015 #3

Yeah, I didnt know any other way to describe it than "gayish mannerisms" , just goes to show NoJusticeNoPeace Mar 2015 #4

Oh, but does it ever take kid-gloved activism to gently bring them there! nightscanner59 Mar 2015 #5