no propaganda please wrote:
From the ex gays I have known the path is very difficult, and a lifelong struggle. the same sex attractions can be lessened greatly but never go away completely. Ex gays say that they can stop having same sex activities, but the urge is still there. this concept is enough for the LGBTQ activists to say that there is no reason to try. I am always curious as to whether alcoholics and drug addicts, who never loose their desire should be told, stay drunk or stoned because you can't fight the urge, so give up. Interestingly the LGBTQ statement is that you are homosexual so don't try to change even to the point of resisting the urge, but also claim that pedophiles can stop being attracted to children, or at least totally resist the urge so they become "safe" around children and should not be discriminated against when it comes to jobs where there would be children around. Does this type of double think make any sense to you, because it certainly doesn't make sense to me. I know a number of same sex attracted people who do not have sex with the same sex and are also opposite sex attracted which is the attraction they act on. No one has ever presented to me a situation in which I would be able to feel comfortable having a pedophile around children, and I guarantee none of "our boys" would want to be in the same room with them. The adult men who we worked with when they were children are still nervous around men who exhibit attraction toward them, and would not allow their children anywhere near those men. Many of "our boys" spend much of their lives with a hatred for homosexuals because of the repeated assaults they had experienced as children. I do wonder how many men that are on OPP and obviously hate homosexuals have been molested and have no willingness to talk about it here, for which I cannot blame them. The same way that people who have been attacked by a dog often develop a fear of all dogs, men who were assaulted by men when they were children often have the same intense fear. It would seem that they are condemned for being "homophobic" without any thought that there might be a damn good reason for their fear.
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I think most people are tolerant of gays; that is, they are not anti-gay specifically. It is gay tactics that we have issues with.
The gay community has basically used government in the form of courts to coerce private enterprise to not just accept their lifestyle, but to live it: the photographer forced to photograph a gay wedding, the baker forced to bake a cake for a gay wedding. This is what is worrying most Americans--not the gay lifestyle itself, but the attempts of gay activists to force it upon other Americans. Straight America is singing a worried song, as I have said.