Gay people

utmbuilder · 08-08-2018 03:59AM #1

Gay people use to be so cool. Snazzy dressers, boiler rooms, hyper libabdos.

Over the past couple of years they appear to have turned into a pack of over weight soccer mum's, protesting with their bill boards

The Pope is the next protest..

Someone has hijacked this cool set of people and replaced it with a group with the mentality of a Dublin cyclist

The World is in a strange place right now

Trigger Happy · 08-08-2018 04:24AM

utmbuilder wrote: »

The World is in a strange place right now

Amen to that.

Duckworth_Luas · 08-08-2018 04:46AM

utmbuilder wrote: »

The Pope is the next protest..

...ant?

utmbuilder · 08-08-2018 05:24AM

Duckworth_Luas wrote: »

...ant?

Hehe

Avatar MIA · 08-08-2018 05:59AM

It went down hill after they let everyone in.

Malayalam · 08-08-2018 06:42AM

Twas marriage ruined their hyper libabdos.

08-08-2018 06:47AM

Oh be nice!

freshpopcorn · 08-08-2018 07:20AM

Once they don't go around wearing shoes without socks with their ankles hanging out. I don't really mind.

jon1981 · 08-08-2018 07:26AM

Oi leave the Dublin cyclist out of this!

P_1 · 08-08-2018 07:29AM

OP I suggest you read up on the history of Pride. It has historically been about protest and not the vomit inducing corporate advertising opportunity it currently is.

OldGoat · 08-08-2018 08:47AM

I'm shunning all gays until their fashion sense returns to it's former levels of flamboyance.

TomSweeney · 08-08-2018 09:13AM

Funny that they should protest the Pope, but they'll have no problem with anti gay hate preachers in the Clonskeagh mosque ...

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

PlaneSpeeking · 08-08-2018 09:15AM

TomSweeney wrote: »

Funny that they should protest the Pope, but they'll have no problem with anti gay hate preachers in the Clonskeagh mosque ...

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I'd consider myself a long time ally of the gay community - and I have serious issues with that.

Sadly, the minute you say that out comes "RACIST" and the usual crap.

castletownman · 08-08-2018 09:19AM

Yeah.

And they ruined all the best names like Bruce, and Lance, and Julian. Those were the toughest names we had!

TomSweeney · 08-08-2018 09:38AM

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

I'd consider myself a long time ally of the gay community - and I have serious issues with that.

Sadly, the minute you say that out comes "RACIST" and the usual crap.

I think a lot of the LGBT community are realising finally, I'm sure JupiterKid would agree - if he posts on here he can confirm/deny ...

can we mention users ? I mean ... like on other forums you get a notification @JupiterKid ...

suicide_circus · 08-08-2018 09:40AM

everything I know about gay people comes from the movie The Birdcage.

uck51js9zml2yt · 08-08-2018 09:41AM

I love how equality works.we want to be equal and have our rights but you can't be right or enjoy Freedom of belief, so you can't be our equal if you disagree.

Cue...name calling and allegations of phobia!

cgcsb · 08-08-2018 09:43AM

Dulce Squeaking Slot wrote: »

I love how equality works.we want to be equal and have our rights but you can't be right or enjoy Freedom of belief, so you can't be our equal if you disagree.

Cue...name calling and allegations of phobia!

Are you frustrated sexually dear?

Malayalam · 08-08-2018 09:50AM

suicide_circus wrote: »

everything I know about gay people comes from the movie The Birdcage.

Ahhh yes, that weekend a long time ago when my husband still says I ''forced'' him to watch The Birdcage and Brokeback Mountain one after the other. Hahah I just really liked the movies and didn't anticpate that he might find it gay overload. It was good times back then...we watch our own movies alone now

P_1 · 08-08-2018 09:56AM

TomSweeney wrote: »

Funny that they should protest the Pope, but they'll have no problem with anti gay hate preachers in the Clonskeagh mosque ...

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Those pricks?

Oddly I guess you could say they dont have a direct influence over us hence the lack of protest.

It is a fierce double standard though

sbsquarepants · 08-08-2018 10:00AM

utmbuilder wrote: »

hyper libabdos.

Sounds like a South American cocktail - i'll have 2 please.

uck51js9zml2yt · 08-08-2018 10:32AM

cgcsb wrote: »

Are you frustrated sexually dear?

Not at all. And less of the patronising please!

So can I go into the lbgt etc forum an question homosexuality without being banned?

seamus · 08-08-2018 10:36AM

P_1 wrote: »

Those pricks?

Oddly I guess you could say they dont have a direct influence over us hence the lack of protest.

It is a fierce double standard though

Where's the double standard though?

Do you ever hear gay people say, "Ah yeah, that's OK cos they're Muslim".

No, you don't. Rather, you just don't hear about it because the number of Muslims in Ireland is small and they don't make the Church's mistake of going to the media and declaring things to be right and wrong.

Every now and again Ali Selim sticks his head above the pulpit (pun intended), says something barbaric, gets slaughtered for it and then slinks away back into his Mosque.

You find gay people in general have very little time for the hateful nonsense spouted by practically all religions. The reason Catholicism seems to take the brunt of it in Ireland is because it's the only one that holds huge public rallies in public spaces, and puts their hate speech out in the media.

topper75 · 08-08-2018 10:37AM

TomSweeney wrote: »

I think a lot of the LGBT community are realising finally, I'm sure JupiterKid would agree - if he posts on here he can confirm/deny ...

can we mention users ? I mean ... like on other forums you get a notification @JupiterKid ...

I'd tend towards more right-wing slant myself. Maybe some blame for this silliness lies with a certain groundless narrow-mindedness of those on the right. The gays were closed out and naturally opted for the alternative left-wing take on the world. The left has some serious baggage though that will not sit well with freedom for gays in the long run.

DUP and Pres church in north are making the exact same mistakes right now.

jimgoose · 08-08-2018 10:44AM

topper75 wrote: »

I'd tend towards more right-wing slant myself. Maybe some blame for this silliness lies with a certain groundless narrow-mindedness of those on the right. The gays were closed out and naturally opted for the alternative left-wing take on the world. The left has some serious baggage though that will not sit well with freedom for gays in the long run.

DUP and Pres church in north are making the exact same mistakes right now.

Couldn't agree more. It's also quite interesting that as well as being the Taoiseach, the leader of Fine Gael, Arthur J. Smith of the Sensible Party himself, is gay.

cgcsb · 08-08-2018 10:55AM

Dulce Squeaking Slot wrote: »

I love how equality works.we want to be equal and have our rights but you can't be right or enjoy Freedom of belief, so you can't be our equal if you disagree.

Cue...name calling and allegations of phobia!

Dulce Squeaking Slot wrote: »

Not at all. And less of the patronising please!

Your above nonsensical rant is pretty patronizing.

Dulce Squeaking Slot wrote: »

So can I go into the lbgt etc forum an question homosexuality without being banned?

What kind of question? Given your apparent attitude, probably not.

PlaneSpeeking · 08-08-2018 10:55AM

seamus wrote: »

Where's the double standard though?

Do you ever hear gay people say, "Ah yeah, that's OK cos they're Muslim".

No, you don't. Rather, you just don't hear about it because the number of Muslims in Ireland is small and they don't make the Church's mistake of going to the media and declaring things to be right and wrong.

Every now and again Ali Selim sticks his head above the pulpit (pun intended), says something barbaric, gets slaughtered for it and then slinks away back into his Mosque.

You find gay people in general have very little time for the hateful nonsense spouted by practically all religions. The reason Catholicism seems to take the brunt of it in Ireland is because it's the only one that holds huge public rallies in public spaces, and puts their hate speech out in the media.

Hilarious!

No, they just march into a newspaper office to shoot dead a dozen people over a drawing.

jimgoose · 08-08-2018 10:56AM

Dulce Squeaking Slot wrote: »

...So can I go into the lbgt etc forum an question homosexuality without being banned?

You could just leave them alone if you've nothing constructive to say to them? They're not doing you any harm.

P_1 · 08-08-2018 11:13AM

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

Hilarious!

No, they just march into a newspaper office to shoot dead a dozen people over a drawing.

Without opening that can of worms it's a different situation and you know that

Technocentral · 08-08-2018 11:18AM

Asshole thread. Op must have little to be worrying him.

Ten of Swords · 08-08-2018 11:23AM

Dulce Squeaking Slot wrote: »

So can I go into the lbgt etc forum an question homosexuality without being banned?

What kind of question exactly? The forum is open to everyone as long as you stick to the charter but considering you got your last yellow card overturned on a technicality I doubt the cmods will give you the benefit of the doubt if you cross the line again

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