Denmark Vesey: "We Don't Have This Phenomena In Iran" President Ahmadinejad

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

"We Don't Have This Phenomena In Iran" President Ahmadinejad

Could The "Madman" Be Right?

Should the rest of the world be as "Gay" as America? Should we bomb and occupy them so their young people can be free to be "Gay" like ours?
accra said...
I have often wondered to myself whether it is nature or nuture that determines ones sexual preference.

Most "developing" countries do not take kindly to any metion of "gayness" and believe that it is weakness of character that allows a person ( very biased against males, somewhat more tolerant of females) to engage in sexual intercourse with someone of the same sex.

The majority of homosexual activity in my country is between foreigners who come into this country for this purpose and local young men seeking a way out of poverty.

Interestingly, when two heterosexual males in this country hold hands, no one looks at it as unusual behavior, cos it's part of our culture.

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Anonymous said...: I have often wondered to myself whether it is nature or nuture that determines ones sexual preference.
Most "developing" countries do not take kindly to any metion of "gayness" and believe that it is weakness of character that allows a person ( very biased against males, somewhat more tolerant of females) to engage in sexual intercourse with someone of the same sex.
The majority of homosexual activity in my country is between foreigners who come into thjis country for this purpose and local young men seeking a way out of poverty.
Interestingly, when two heterosexual males in this country hold hands, no one looks at it as unusual behavior, cos it's part of our culture.; Sep 26, 2007, 12:28:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Why is it individuals can not allow other individuals to live their lives as they please. Provided ones behavior is not physically abusive/intrusive to another. Hetersexuality, Homosexuality & Bisexuality has existed since the beginning of mankind. The American Psychiatric Association (APA) currently officially states that sexual orientation is not chosen and cannot be changed, a radical reversal from the recent past, when non-normative sexuality was considered a deviancy or mental ailment treatable through institutionalization or other radical means. Yet religion can breed such judgemental thoughts in those who suppose to worship a higher power... Anyway I thought only God can judge you and I??; Sep 26, 2007, 4:26:00 PM
Anonymous said...: I have no problem with homosexuals, individually. But the Gay Lobby is sure-fire trying to force people into accepting their filthy lifestyle. You're now a "biggot" if you don't think men should wear dresses.; Sep 26, 2007, 6:43:00 PM
J.C. said...: The State Of . . . said...

I have no problem with homosexuals, individually. But the Gay Lobby is sure-fire trying to force people into accepting their filthy lifestyle. You're now a "bigot" if you don't think men should wear dresses.

If the shoe fits wear it man.; Sep 27, 2007, 12:42:00 AM

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