We need to be anti-gay

**Otis the Sweaty** · 7th-November-2008

I personally have never cared for gay bashing, not even when I was in middle school. I don't find gays threatening and I really don't care whether or not gay people get married.

All that said though, the outlawing of gay marriage by the California voters has deeply upset the Feminists and kinda ruined the "magic" of Obama's victory for them. For me, that means that there is no choice but to support anti-gay policies until Feminism no longer exists.

I'd like to thank all the black and hispanic voters who told those liberal whites to go to hell by voting against gay marriage.

**Tyrael** · 7th-November-2008

Have public voters outlawed gay marriage in California? I didn't know that.

I don't hate gays or lesbians. However when e.g. lesbots start spewing anti-male propaganda such as what happend with that "dyke march"in vienna recently that shows they don't want to live in peace. That should not be tolerated at all. I'm against when they use tax-payer money to fund gay parades and how they try to control the majority by pushing their gay agenda upon them.

**Otis the Sweaty** · 7th-November-2008

Yeah, it was called Proposition 8. This election drew a huge black and latino turnout which was enough to overpower the white liberals.

**byslexic_danana** · 7th-November-2008

I don't mind gay men, but a good number of lesbians strike me as being scary manhaters; therefore, in a sense, I am anti-lesbian.

Fat, ugly cunts.

**Percy** · 7th-November-2008

I will no more be anti-gay than I will be anti-Tourettes sufferers or anti-women or anti- pygmies.

There is already a thread nearby on this subject - Proposition 8 - which a heated discussion is well underway.

**Ledburian** · 7th-November-2008

I have some really good mates who are gay - all male - and no way do they hate women in anything like the same way as lesbians hate men and let everyone know it. I find all my male gay friends great company and they are usually very considerate and easy to get on with but the two sets of lesbians I know quite well are both selfish and I always feel a sense of unease in their company and they can be really spiteful and nasty. One set are back togetehr again after one almighty bustup after whic one of the partners changed all the house locks while the other was at work, and dumped all her stuff on the pavement outside the front gate. How and why they got back together again I will never know, but I care less.

I think we have much more to get concerned and wound up about with lesbians than we ever will be with gay men. But let's face it - women generally are more trouble and bother over one thing and another than guys are anyway, whether they are young or old. My mum gets on so well with her dad but there are times when she feels she could happily lamp her mum with her walking stick - my gran's walking stick not my mum's. A bloke I know who works at a nursing home says that the women residents there are loads more troublesome and awkward and spiteful than any of the men could ever be, and there are about eight women to every man there he said.

**julie** · 7th-November-2008

I don't have a problem with lesbians. I find many of them supportive of men's rights and aware and caring of the hardship men are going through.

I have 2 lesbian friends who are engaged to be married because NZ has already passed a law for marriage. I also attend the yearly lesbian ball or other events sometimes.

I don't have a problem with gays but I do have a problem with NAMBLA and AMBLA. (NZ NAMBLA)

Just some things I think are crossing the line.

Mind you some heterosexual women are into having sex with under-age teenagers so I can't look at the gays as unique.