He's probably older NOW... But surely your mental snapshot of the man is from ten years ago?
He looks surprisingly boyish for 41.
I'll say.
He's probably older NOW... But surely your mental snapshot of the man is from ten years ago?
He looks surprisingly boyish for 41.
Speaking as a gay male? It certainly can't hurt to know that there are more gay people out there.
and defended gay rights in the Orson Scott Card thread.
What? All I remember is you defending Card and complaining about political correctness. You can't keep aligning yourself with those who say bigoted things and then act shocked when you're called on it.
Guy Gardner said:Sure you can.
Anyone can.
It's called hypocrisy.
Something you will never be able to understand as your brain is stuck in this ridiculous false dilemma of Democrats vs Republicans.
If multiple people are telling you that you're coming across a certain way then the problem resides with you, not them.
I'm a socialist.
If multiple people are telling you that you're coming across a certain way then the problem resides with you, not them.
Wow. By your own logic, then gay people shouldn't come out at as homosexual all because homophobic bullies are justified in their opinions because of their number?
What amazing moral principles you live by. Truly.
He came out publicly because he was invited as guest of honour to a Russian film festival, the point was to draw attention to their atrocious laws. It was very thoughtful of him to out himself like that.
It's pathetic people would cynically attack him over this.
sidious618 said:Listen, if people on this board keep telling you that you're coming across in a certain way, and people DO keep telling you that, then you're going to need to learn that this means, in all likelihood, that the problem is you, not everyone else. A crucial lesson that social interaction teaches is that if everyone clashes with you then it's likely not everyone else's fault.
sidious618 said:Listen, if people on this board keep telling you that you're coming across in a certain way, and people DO keep telling you that, then you're going to need to learn that this means, in all likelihood, that the problem is you, not everyone else. A crucial lesson that social interaction teaches is that if everyone clashes with you then it's likely not everyone else's fault.
I don't give a toss if a thousand people log in and call me a homophobe. You're being bang out of order, and are openly justifying your actions by your position in a supposed majority. It's unsettling in its thoughtlessness.
Listen, if people on this board keep telling you that you're coming across in a certain way, and people DO keep telling you that, then you're going to need to learn that this means, in all likelihood, that the problem is you, not everyone else. A crucial lesson that social interaction teaches is that if everyone clashes with you then it's likely not everyone else's fault.
You don't seem to get it, do you? If people are constantly fighting with you then it's not "majority abuse" but likely because you're coming across badly. It's not your opinions; it's the way you express them. You're openly hostile and antagonistic when you talk about homosexuals and, really, any group/person that you don't like. This is why people keep clashing with you. Stop trying to blame everyone else and consider how you might come across in a different way and everything will go swimmingly.
You're openly hostile and antagonistic when you talk about homosexuals.
Translation: more people disagree with you than agree with you, therefore you are in the wrong.
Sorry, I don't play like that.
Man, I've done gay things with guys and openly support them having all our rights.
It's genuinely frightening to see you imply that he's no-two-ways-about-it in the wrong simply because he doesn't hold a view that more numerous people share.
Maybe that's why I'm not a socialist.![]()
Nope. You're willfully missing the point because you can't argue against what I said. Oh, well.
Sidious618 said:ing behavior nor is doing internet high fives with him/her over "burns." If you want to be taken seriously in life or on a message board
Nope. You're willfully missing the point because you can't argue against what I said. Oh, well.
Your point, please correct me if I'm wrong, is that if a number of people independently say the same thing to DalekJim, then the problem is him and not the multiple people with opposing views to his. But this ignores why a majority of people might separately think the same thing, as well as assuming as a fundamental part of the argument that because "if everyone clashes with you then it's likely not everyone else's fault," the majority must be right because more people are clashing with DalekJim than agreeing with him. I don't even see how what you're saying could even work an argument without the "most is right" assumption.
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