I may have "put down" members of this forum who are homosexual - but their sexuality was never a factor in the aforementioned "putting down".
Whenever I want to claim that you or someone else said or did something - I either quote you or reference the post number that contains the things you did.
My last post to you - the one you refused to "sift" through - is an excellent example of me either quoting what others have said or referencing a post number.
Yes I know. You have done this over and over with the same repetitive posts.
Hence the reason I said I wasn’t going to sift through it again. It’s just more of the same thing.
Putting forth time and effort in a discussion and being responsible and consistent may all be foreign concepts to you and others - but they help when you want to claim that someone said or did something.
Dude, I’ve been on this forum since long before you came along. As have the other posts you are conversing with.
We don’t need a lecture on how this all works. But thanks.
Again - a responsible person would either quote where I supposedly said these things or at least reference the post number of where I said them.
I quote the post I’m responding to every single time I respond. Gimme a break.
Sorry for not writing big long repetitive posts that nobody feels like sifting through.
Don't worry - I will be responsible enough for both of us.
Okay, dad.
I did not say that "men are the real victims in society" - what I actually said in Post #540 was,
"White men are the only race and sex in the U.S. who are [systemically] denied certain opportunities and privileges based on their race and sex." (I accidentally said "systematically")
To be clear - it was not me that claimed that African-Americans make irresponsible life-choices - in general - but the facts that I presented.
I claimed that this was due to their culture - not race - and anyone who abandons those aspects of their culture that encourages them to make irresponsible life-choices could come to flourish.
No, it was you. And you didn’t present any facts. You presented your opinions. In fact, you ignored facts that were placed right under your nose.
Why do you think it is that the National Police Foundation disagrees with your assessment?
By the way - considering that I have not been attacking any of these groups (including homosexuals) - you cannot accurately describe any of my posts as "diatribes".
First off - it was you that tried to make my posts about pedophilia and nothing else - not me.
What I did was address an issue that I took with your posts.
I mentioned a couple examples of what I considered to be "weaknesses" and I also mentioned many weaknesses I considered to be "inappropriate sexual attractions"
The
only reason I even brought up an attraction to children was to prove how weak
@Jainarayan 's argument that if someone is "born that way" or it "feels natural" then their behavior is above reproach.
.
Here we are again. This is the reason I didn’t want to sift through these big long posts of yours. Been there, done that.
You blew it all out of proportion when you claimed that I had only mentioned it to "demonize" homosexuals - which I have repeatedly shown makes no sense.
I don’t think you’ve shown that at all.
What I have had to point out, over and over again, is that what you did in that post was a common tactic used in the past and present, by people wishing to demonize/marginalize/criminalize homosexuality by bringing it up in the same sentence as pedophilia. I’ve seen it a thousand times.
It was
@columbus - during his blind anti-Christian rants - like in Post #472 - who tried to claim that Christianity and the Bible were the sources of all of the world's evils - even racism.
I’m not Columbus. But I agree that the Bible is the source of a lot of immorality and perhaps even racism, given the history of some religious sects.
Then it was
@ImmortalFlame who came in and claimed that the United States systemically oppresses African-Americans today - that started in Post #559.
I’m not Immortal Flame. But I agree with his argument, and the facts seem to bear it out.
So - if you take issue with the fact that large portions of my posts were focused on these issues - you can only blame yourself and those mentioned above.
I stand by what I have said.
There is nothing wrong with mentioning other "inappropriate sexual attractions" in a discussion about "inappropriate sexual attractions".
I’m well aware that this is your opinion on the subject.
Just because you do not believe that same-sex attraction is inappropriate does not mean I am wrong in claiming that it is.
What I’m waiting for, is for you to
demonstrate your position.
I disagree with all my soul.
I know you think that. You have yet to demonstrate that hope is what you are actually offering. Because it sure doesn’t look like hope from my end.
My sharing that people can overcome all of their weaknesses and sins - and achieve eventual perfection - through the Lord Jesus Christ - is the greatest message of hope.
I don’t see any reason to think that being gay is either a sin or a weakness. And I certainly don’t think gay people need to overcome their homosexuality. Where is the hope in telling someone they were born with something wrong with them that God doesn’t like and needs to be changed?
That’s the big difference between our points of view.
Telling African-Americans the truth about how they possess the power to rise above all adversity - even the ravages of poverty and crime - by making responsible life-choices is an amazing message of hope.
It’s not based in reality though.
You telling people that they are "born a certain way" and they can never change their nature - no matter what - is a message devoid of hope.
Gay people are born that way, just like “straight” people are. And no, I don’t think they need to change anything about their nature. Why would they??? You’re the one telling people there is something wrong with them. Not me.
You don’t realize that telling people that they are weak and need to change
isn’t a hopeful outlook?
You telling African-Americans that they are destined to fail because there is an invisible enemy dedicated to destroying them - is a message devoid of hope.
These and other liberal selling points lead only to victimhood and misery.
Weren’t you the guy going on about putting words in peoples’ mouths?
I would suggest some introspection on that.
This isn’t a political discussion so why you keep bringing liberals and democrats into it is beyond me.