Do you think the Iona Institute are homophobic?

opinionated3 · 05-02-2014 09:49PM

Ghost Buster wrote: »

You already have a plan to hurt your own kids should they turn out gay...

No plan in place buddy. Just not sure how I would react. I know how I think is wrong by today's standards but it's ingrained in me I think.... my wife had told me that sometimes I remind her of Clint Eastwood in gran torino.... Not really sure how to take that! !

Kiwi in IE · 05-02-2014 09:53PM

No

Obliq wrote: »

Uurrrgh, biatch! You have fags....I DEMAND some fags....grrrrr. WHY did I give up ....WHYYY???!

Nicorette gum girls! Can have it in front of small children, in the car with same, while dealing with annoying clients, is cheaper........... Is far handier than fags and still takes the grumpy nicotine depravation (as above

) away instantly.

mikom · 05-02-2014 09:54PM

No

opinionated3 wrote: »

No plan in place buddy. Just not sure how I would react. I know how I think is wrong by today's standards but it's ingrained in me I think.... my wife had told me that sometimes I remind her of Clint Eastwood in gran torino.... Not really sure how to take that! !

Will your gay son be the "unforgiven"?

opinionated3 · 05-02-2014 09:54PM

Doctor Jimbob wrote: »

I think it's disappointing that you'd cut your own child off like that. On the other hand I know it's hard to get out of that mindset, it's very common in our society and, to my shame, I must admit that until relatively recently I would have had similar thoughts on the issue. The thing is though, it is just a cultural bias, and I'd strongly encourage you, for the sake of yourself as well as any children you might have, to at least make an effort to change your mind.

As for voting no for any reason on the referendum, I think it's a very unfair thing to do. Voting yes makes absolutely no difference to you. Voting no has a negative impact on the lives of many people.

You have a point. If I don't vote I don't hurt anyone so maybe that's what I should do. ..

Obliq · 05-02-2014 09:55PM

No

opinionated3 wrote: »

No plan in place buddy. Just not sure how I would react. I know how I think is wrong by today's standards but it's ingrained in me I think.... my wife had told me that sometimes I remind her of Clint Eastwood in gran torino.... Not really sure how to take that! !

Hmm. Perhaps take it like she would biatchslap you GOOD if you stood in the way of your kid's wedding (potentially a SSM, since you brought it up

). That's what i'd do to Clint in gran torino.....

opinionated3 · 05-02-2014 09:55PM

mikom wrote: »

Will your gay son be the "unforgiven"?

Yeah. .... But his"partner" will have to"get off my lawn"!!!

Obliq · 05-02-2014 10:00PM

No

Kiwi in IE wrote: »

Nicorette gum girls! Can have it in front of small children, in the car with same, while dealing with annoying clients, is cheaper........... Is far handier than fags and still takes the grumpy nicotine depravation (as above ) away instantly.

Yes,, yes (she says impatiently...). I'm WAY past gum and into the 4th month nicotine free. Dear oh dear, how did I ever do without hard drugs nicotine?

But yeah, the nicotine replacement is the shiz. Had the patches on till last month. Even cut them in half for a finish. Still want a fag

Cigarette, that is folks!! Just to be clear....if I want anal sex, I don't have to find a GAY (god forbid!)! None of us need to go THAT far ;-)

PopePalpatine · 05-02-2014 10:08PM

No

I'm watching Channel 4 right now, and...this is some fucking chilling stuff already, in the first 10 minutes!

Bannasidhe · 05-02-2014 10:18PM

No

PopePalpatine wrote: »

I'm watching Channel 4 right now, and...this is some fucking chilling stuff already, in the first 10 minutes!

I chickened out and am watching Greys Anatomy.

I can cope with the we f*cked up gays but this week I can't take one second more of we hate the gays so we are going to torture, humiliate, and if we think we can get away with it kill gays.

Nodin · 05-02-2014 10:32PM

No

Bannasidhe wrote: »

Well, My big gay world right now consists to chatting to you on a discussion forum while promising myself I will quit the fags (har har ) and wondering if I have a cup of coffee will it keep me awake all night.

Tomorrow I am going to do some work and then walk my dogs (the males seem to be bisexuals and the females will take the head off any gender that tries it so the jury is out as to their Big Gayness) and then go the big gay chemist to get my big gay drugs that stop big gay diabetes from making me an ex-gay on account of being dead and then I am going to do my big gay shop in Aldi.

Later I will make my big gay girlfriend a big gay dinner as she can't boil an egg. Then we will watch the last episodes of The Bridge.

The next day my Grand children will come to stay for the weekend. I don't know if either of them will grow up to be Big Gays as they are only aged 7 and 4 but I am hoping the girl will be a scientist as she has a flair for it and the boy is very interested in cooking but I hope he isn't a chef as that is a crap job.

It's the way you people flaunt your perverse lifestyle that sickens me the most.

road_high · 05-02-2014 10:35PM

No

PopePalpatine wrote: »

I'm watching Channel 4 right now, and...this is some fucking chilling stuff already, in the first 10 minutes!

Christ just watching this. It's unbelievable what a backward hellhole russia is in so many ways.
And your one with the red hair leading it. What kind of fcucked up freak is she? Makes glad to be Irish. We are so live and let live to a massive extent.

floggg · 05-02-2014 10:56PM

No

opinionated3 wrote: »

Just believe that a child is best served with a male and female parenting influence. Every effort should be made to keep it like this

I appreciate that may be a genuine belief. But it has proved not to be accurate by 30 years of research.

It doesn't make any difference to the child's development as long as they have a stable, loving home.

If a belief has been proven to be inaccurate, isn't it time to re-examine it?

floggg · 05-02-2014 10:58PM

No

Bannasidhe wrote: »

Well, My big gay world right now consists to chatting to you on a discussion forum while promising myself I will quit the fags (har har ) and wondering if I have a cup of coffee will it keep me awake all night.

Tomorrow I am going to do some work and then walk my dogs (the males seem to be bisexuals and the females will take the head off any gender that tries it so the jury is out as to their Big Gayness) and then go the big gay chemist to get my big gay drugs that stop big gay diabetes from making me an ex-gay on account of being dead and then I am going to do my big gay shop in Aldi.

Later I will make my big gay girlfriend a big gay dinner as she can't boil an egg. Then we will watch the last episodes of The Bridge.

The next day my Grand children will come to stay for the weekend. I don't know if either of them will grow up to be Big Gays as they are only aged 7 and 4 but I am hoping the girl will be a scientist as she has a flair for it and the boy is very interested in cooking but I hope he isn't a chef as that is a crap job.

My BF is a chef :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

J_E · 05-02-2014 10:59PM

No

Just watched Hunted on Channel 4. A truly saddening and upsetting piece of television. Unbearable to watch, and they only showed the lighter side of abuse footage. I defy anyone to watch it, and still deny gay and lesbian people the happiness and equality they need and deserve. Ireland should be up there with the other countries at the forefront of a better world.

bodice ripper · 05-02-2014 10:59PM

No

floggg wrote: »

My BF is a chef :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

SUE HIM!

AerynSun · 05-02-2014 11:00PM

No

floggg wrote: »

My BF is a chef

So when are you having us all around for dinner then?

floggg · 05-02-2014 11:02PM

No

opinionated3 wrote: »

Who am I hurting here. .....?? I mean really? ?

Me. Mango Salsa. Banniasdhe. Cydoniac.

Every other gay person that has posted here.

Bannasidhe · 05-02-2014 11:04PM

No

floggg wrote: »

My BF is a chef :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Ì was a chef.

I was even a Head Chef.

Never ever again.

feckingmichelinystarredwankfestsplitshiftitsajobnotavocation BS. :mad:

floggg · 05-02-2014 11:08PM

No

opinionated3 wrote: »

No plan in place buddy. Just not sure how I would react. I know how I think is wrong by today's standards but it's ingrained in me I think.... my wife had told me that sometimes I remind her of Clint Eastwood in gran torino.... Not really sure how to take that! !

maybe ask your wife what she would think if you would not accept your child if gay, refuse to go to their wedding, and potentially drive the family apart?

after all, your response affects her too. and if you do have kids with her, you should both go into with the same intentions and love for your child.

floggg · 05-02-2014 11:09PM

No

bodice ripper wrote: »

SUE HIM!

He's a chef. He's got no money!

RobertKK · 05-02-2014 11:26PM

floggg wrote: »

Really?

I don't know you're marital status, but let's assume you are married to the love of your life.

How would me getting married to the love of my life three years later in any way affect your marriage, never mind destroy it.

genuinely interested in a reasoned response.

Single, and I don't view civil marriage as marriage for starters whether heterosexual or homosexual, the idea of the state being involved is such a turn off.

When told a relation was married recently in a registry office, had to pretend to be happy for them rather than cause upset by telling what I really thought.

I will never vote yes to civil marriage, I want it abolished.

J_E · 05-02-2014 11:27PM

No

RobertKK wrote: »

Single, and I don't view civil marriage as marriage for starters whether heterosexual or homosexual, the idea of the state being involved is such a turn off.

When told a relation was married recently in a registry office, had to pretend to be happy for them rather than cause upset by telling what I really thought.

I will never vote yes to civil marriage, I want it abolished.

State are involved in marriage already...what are you on about?

alaimacerc · 05-02-2014 11:28PM

Bannasidhe wrote: »

Ì was a chef.

I was even a Head Chef.

Never ever again.

feckingmichelinystarredwankfestsplitshiftitsajobnotavocation BS. :mad:

If I may steal Micky Flanagan's finest comic moment (OK, low bar, I know...)

"Gordon! Calm down! It's just a bit of dinner."

iwantmydinner · 05-02-2014 11:29PM

RobertKK wrote: »

Single, and I don't view civil marriage as marriage for starters whether heterosexual or homosexual, the idea of the state being involved is such a turn off.

When told a relation was married recently in a registry office, had to pretend to be happy for them rather than cause upset by telling what I really thought.

I will never vote yes to civil marriage, I want it abolished.

Why the fcuk do you care so much about what other people do to cement their relationships?? Seriously, like. Do what makes you happy, but let everyone else do their thing. Is that really beyond your capacity?

RobertKK · 05-02-2014 11:32PM

Cydoniac wrote: »

State are involved in marriage already...what are you on about?

Yes, the state is involved in a lot of things they shouldn't be.

RobertKK · 05-02-2014 11:33PM

iwantmydinner wrote: »

Why the fcuk do you care so much about what other people do to cement their relationships?? Seriously, like. Do what makes you happy, but let everyone else do their thing. Is that really beyond your capacity?

You seem to care about having a specific kind of relationship - civil marriage.
I can oppose the state involvement in marriage if I want to.

I was responding to someone, which I was entitled to.

Sarky · 05-02-2014 11:35PM

No

RobertKK wrote: »

You seem to care about having a specific kind of relationship - civil marriage.
I can oppose the state involvement in marriage if I want to.

I was responding to someone, which I was entitled to.

We're mostly just wondering why it is that you 'want to' oppose it. So far your reasons have been, well, not very good.

Skylinehead · 05-02-2014 11:37PM

No

RobertKK wrote: »

You seem to care about having a specific kind of relationship - civil marriage.
I can oppose the state involvement in marriage if I want to.

I was responding to someone, which I was entitled to.

So who should be involved in marriage?

Ghost Buster · 05-02-2014 11:44PM

No

Skylinehead wrote: »

So who should be involved in marriage?

I settled for a Vegas Elvis but I reckon God might have been another option

alaimacerc · 05-02-2014 11:47PM

RobertKK wrote: »

I can oppose the state involvement in marriage if I want to.

And we can treat this "opposition" with all the seriousness it deserves.

Other than conveniently covering your ass as a rationale for opposing equal marriage, what form does this "opposition" take? Do you picket registry offices? Have you campaigned for the repeal of all statute law on marriage, right back to the 1753 Act? informed everyone that you don't consider them married at all, unless it's happened in a church? (Presumably the right sort of church, too.)

Do you think the Iona Institute are homophobic?

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