>I'm not scared of homos, I
>just don't agree with their
>lifestyle. Maybe Common and
>the others mentioned feel the
>same way. We have
>a right to feel the
>way we feel, just as
>gay people have a right
>to be gay. It's
>becoming fashionable now to hype
>up gayness in general.
>Personally, I don't like it
>one damn bit. Respect
>gays as human beings?:definitely.
>Accept their behavior?:never.
>I can co-exist with gay people
>without "embracing" them. Gay
>people need to start living
>their lives and stop worrying
>about who accepts them or
>not.

-That's an interesing way of looking at things. To me being gay is not a right it just is. (I am not gay by the way) It's like being black, or a woman, or having 1 leg or being blind. I don't think anyone would ever choose to be persecuted and hated. What if I said I could co-exist with Asian people without "embracing" them? I would be called a racist. Racism is fueled by fear. I guess you don't have to go out a hug a gay man, but if you don't accept their behavior don't expect anyone to accept yours either. Maybe I don't want to see you with your tounge down some girl's throat at the movies. Maybe gays are "disgusted" with your hetero ways. Remember that they are as gay as you are straight. Did you "decide" that you liked girls? Think about it.

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