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(08-15-2017 02:09 AM)WalterBlack Wrote:  

(08-14-2017 08:27 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  The vast majority of people have no committed belief system, and will simply bend to whatever is popular in the moment.

It's nothing more than that.

A major cause of this is the decline of Christianity in western countries - the Bible says Adam and Eve, now a lot of people seem to be OK with Adam and Steve.

I'm not from a Christian background but it seems pathetic how spineless many churches are when it comes to family relationships. Gay marriage would have been unfathomable to Jesus, yet a lot of churches now allow it.

It seems that one of the only communities that can be unashamedly anti gay marriage and not suffer negative repercussions in mainstream culture are Muslims. At least they stick to their beliefs and are not willing to change them to please SJWs.

I think another issue is women - a lot of women LOVE faggots and some guys are so thirsty they go along with the woman's beliefs.

E Michael Jones on the subject:





EMJ quotes St Augustin: "Man is free, as long he is moral... Sin is the primary cause of servitude. A good man, though a slave is free, but a wicked man, though a king, is a slave, for he serves not one man alone, but as many masters as he has vices."

He adds that this is the foundation of the regime that we live under, which is the opposite of Christian culture. The Christian says if you want to be free, be moral, while the anti-Christian government that began with the French Revolution takes that and turns it on its head and says, if you want to maintain political control, promote vice.

Even if you're not Christian, you should understand that this is a philosophical concept that is rooted in solid universal ethical grounds.

The current culture makes homosexual culture not just a protected class, but elevates it to a virtuous one that should be promoted in schools and popular culture. That culture has been set up through decades of media promotion through films and TV series like "Philadelphia" or "Will and Grace" with idealized characters that aren't realistic. In real life, the great majority of homosexuals who got AIDS did so through having unprotected anal sex with hundreds of random sexual partners. Or the film that eulogized Harvey Milk, a " serial statutory rapist who had a lifelong penchant for underage, drug-addicted, runaway boys" (as described by his gay journalist friend Randy Shilts), who had US Navy ship named after him.

Jones describes the color revolution that took place in the US, where things have gotten so bad that a pizzeria in rural Indiana that refused to cater to a gay wedding got the hammer. He also covers the culture war in Spain, led by the American deep state, and in American academia with Foucault at Berkeley, which started the takeover of the left from a workers party to modern identity politics with gay rights taking over the main focus from the Black Civil Rights movement in the 1970s.

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You can support gay rights and also say homophobic shit to your friends and throw around the words "faggot" "queer", ect at the same time. The two aren't mutually exclusive.

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(08-15-2017 02:29 PM)Only One Man Wrote:  You can support gay rights and also say homophobic shit to your friends and throw around the words "faggot" "queer", ect at the same time. The two aren't mutually exclusive.

I think the people in the question also tend to say those things to other random "effeminate" or faggy people who aren't their friends in a semi-bullying way. This is why the question is so meaningful, because you'd think anyone who has such a negative view to homosexuality/perceived homosexuality would at the very least be neutral towards gay marriage.

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Your friends weren't homophobes in highschool they were just doing what was "in" just like they are now. Calling people "gay" and "fag" was the thing in the early 2000's. Now being a soft soyboy is popular so people are doing that.

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I always love the "if you're publicly against it, you're secretly for it" GuiltLogic™.

Right.

So, the fact that I hate stepping in dogshit means that I secretly love… fuck this, it's prima facie BS

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If you said your friends have become gay, then it would be shocking but being in support of gay marriage is just a trend. I used to be against gay marriage but now I just don't give a shit. I just stay away and move away from any guy that I suspect is gay. I have too many things in my life to worry about than to start hating or talking about gay people.

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(08-15-2017 08:23 PM)Sombro Wrote:  I always love the "if you're publicly against it, you're secretly for it" GuiltLogic™.

Right.

So, the fact that I hate stepping in dogshit means that I secretly love… fuck this, it's prima facie BS

Shitlib: I see you have arachnophobia. I bet that means you secrelty want to fuck spiders!



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(08-14-2017 11:07 PM)Spectrumwalker Wrote:  Their girlfriends, wives, or girls they're interested in but aren't banging are all for it. Therefore they are for it.

In short. They are supplicating little twats.

^This.

I was at a restaurant the other night. Seated next to me were two couples: one hetero and one gay male couple. It was clear that the gay couple was the "friend" of the woman. During dessert, she had the waiter take a picture of them all. No doubt she immediately uploaded it to Facebook with the caption, "Out to dinner with my favorite couple. #GayRights"

The hetero husband was more or less silent during the dinner. No doubt he was thinking, "What the hell is going on here? Why are we eating dinner with a gay couple?" But he most likely acquiesced when he realized that upon another menstrual cycle, coupled with a cry of "muh boredom," she could send him in divorce court by Monday afternoon.