The DNC must be filled with closet conservatives then.DanCa wrote: I guarantee you Focus on the Family is filled with closet cases. Look at Gary Bauer and tell me that man isn't a big queen.
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Nah, I'm not an atheist. I think atheists are a little off their rockers as well. But I don't believe in an invisible man in the sky who judges our actions...or who has a list of what is sinful and what is not. I believe in eternal existence for all.Maitre D wrote:
So I take it, you're probably a "closet Christian" - like other atheists who tell people to suppress their religious feelings?
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That's apples and oranges. If you're a Christian, you have no reason to hide from it. Plus, being a Christian is a choice, and not something society shuns.Maitre D wrote:
So I take it, you're probably a "closet Christian" - like other atheists who tell people to suppress their religious feelings?
Dobson is nothing more than a two-bit whack job psychologist with a rabid anti-gay agenda. He doesn't even have a degree in theology, but uses Christianity to spread hate and fear for his personal agenda.
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Huh? That doesn't even make sense.Maitre D wrote: The DNC must be filled with closet conservatives then.
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Sure it does! You claim that Focus is full of people secretly "repressing" their gay desires. Well, by that logic I can argue the DNC has people secretly repressing their politics.DanCa wrote: Huh? That doesn't even make sense.
It's perfectly sensible. Fact is, lots of liberals believe that people who disapprove of homosexuality are secretly "repressing" their love for it. And it's totally absurd.
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It's not because people against homosexuality are all gay....it's because you have dickheads like this who are caught in the act...after years of condemning those who participate in the exact same activity.Maitre D wrote: Sure it does! You claim that Focus is full of people secretly "repressing" their gay desires. Well, by that logic I can argue the DNC has people secretly repressing their politics.
It's perfectly sensible. Fact is, lots of liberals believe that people who disapprove of homosexuality are secretly "repressing" their love for it. And it's totally absurd.
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Right but Reagan was once a huge Democrat too. And we know that Joe Lieberman left the party, as well as tons of Southern politicians in the 80s and 90s. So it's clear, there are "closet conservatives" over there.kcmetro wrote: It's not because people against homosexuality are all gay....it's because you have dickheads like this who are caught in the act...after years of condemning those who participate in the exact same activity.
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Your post presuppposes that most of these federal politicians actually have some sort of personal committment to a clearly defined ideology in the first place rather than just a rampant lust for power and self-aggrandizement at any and all costs. Call me a cynic . . .Maitre D wrote: Right but Reagan was once a huge Democrat too. And we know that Joe Lieberman left the party, as well as tons of Southern politicians in the 80s and 90s. So it's clear, there are "closet conservatives" over there.
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I don't doubt it.Maitre D wrote: Right but Reagan was once a huge Democrat too. And we know that Joe Lieberman left the party, as well as tons of Southern politicians in the 80s and 90s. So it's clear, there are "closet conservatives" over there.
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Studies show that those who scream the loudest against homosexuality are often themselves gay and unable to deal with it. They're terrified that anyone will suspect they're gay, so they become vocally anti-gay to create an illusion that they're very heterosexual.Maitre D wrote: Sure it does! You claim that Focus is full of people secretly "repressing" their gay desires. Well, by that logic I can argue the DNC has people secretly repressing their politics.
It's perfectly sensible. Fact is, lots of liberals believe that people who disapprove of homosexuality are secretly "repressing" their love for it. And it's totally absurd.
People change political parties, change philosophies, etc. But conservatives have no reason to "hide" from their political leanings by hiding in the Democratic party.
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Or, I don't know, people change their political ideologies over time. I think that's a fairly common occurrence. I don't think many people start being gay when they're 46, though.LenexatoKCMO wrote: Your post presuppposes that most of these federal politicians actually have some sort of personal committment to a clearly defined ideology in the first place rather than just a rampant lust for power and self-aggrandizement at any and all costs. Call me a cynic . . .
You know, Dude, I myself dabbled in pacifism once. Not in 'Nam of course.
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DanCa wrote: Studies show
Stop right there, b/c you already lost me. "Studies" can be conjured up by any interest group to support any position imaginable. I can counter any study you present, with my own versions.
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Dobson, on raising a heterosexual son: "Meanwhile, the boy's father has to do his part. He needs to mirror and affirm his son's maleness. He can play rough-and-tumble games with his son, in ways that are decidedly different from the games he would play with a little girl. He can help his son learn to throw and catch a ball. He can teach him to pound a square wooden peg into a square hole in a pegboard. He can even take his son with him into the shower, where the boy cannot help but notice that Dad has a penis, just like his, only bigger."
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Chorus: Praise be to God.
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chrizow: awesome.Maitre D wrote: I like Dobson quite a bit. I guess I've been "brainwashed".....
Chorus: Praise be to God.
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chrizow wrote: Dobson, on raising a heterosexual son: "Meanwhile, the boy's father has to do his part. He needs to mirror and affirm his son's maleness. He can play rough-and-tumble games with his son, in ways that are decidedly different from the games he would play with a little girl. He can help his son learn to throw and catch a ball. He can teach him to pound a square wooden peg into a square hole in a pegboard. He can even take his son with him into the shower, where the boy cannot help but notice that Dad has a penis, just like his, only bigger."
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I have no doubt that there are some politicians out there who would be perfectly willing to "become gay" at age 46 if it meant they stood a better chance of higher office - I am pretty sure some of these slimeballs would be willing to have sex with a horse on national TV if they could get a Senate seat in exchange. I don't think the Log Cabin voting block has gotten quite strong enough to have that sort of influence though.TheBigChuckbowski wrote: Or, I don't know, people change their political ideologies over time. I think that's a fairly common occurrence. I don't think many people start being gay when they're 46, though.
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It's funny that Dobson thinks having boys take showers and rough-house with their dads will prevent them from being gay. Get a clue old man...people are born with a predisposition to preferring one sex over the other. Some things can influence these a bit though...like sexual abuse...but for the most part, if you like girls when you come out the snatch, you're gonna like girls when you're 20.
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LenexatoKCMO wrote: I have no doubt that there are some politicians out there who would be perfectly willing to "become gay" at age 46 if it meant they stood a better chance of higher office - I am pretty sure some of these slimeballs would be willing to have sex with a horse on national TV if they could get a Senate seat in exchange. I don't think the Log Cabin voting block has gotten quite strong enough to have that sort of influence though.
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I'm sure most men would get pissed if they came home and saw their son playing with a barbie doll. Right or wrong, men want their boys to emulate them. It's not a weird concept Dobson speaks to.kcmetro wrote: It's funny that Dobson thinks having boys take showers and rough-house with their dads will prevent them from being gay. Get a clue old man...people are born with a predisposition to preferring one sex over the other. Some things can influence these a bit though...like sexual abuse...but for the most part, if you like girls when you come out the snatch, you're gonna like girls when you're 20.
Now, let's talk about whether or not it can prevent homosexuality. I tend to agree that it's in-born. But I have no proof of it, and neither does science. A large % of Americans do believe homosexuality can be learned or influenced. If that's correct, his point isn't that odd.
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That strikes me as a screwed up assumption and position. Why shouldn't a boy play with dolls?Maitre D wrote: I'm sure most men would get pissed if they came home and saw their son playing with a barbie doll.
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Uh, that's not Dobson, folks. It's this guy.chrizow wrote: Dobson, on raising a heterosexual son: "Meanwhile, the boy's father has to do his part. He needs to mirror and affirm his son's maleness. He can play rough-and-tumble games with his son, in ways that are decidedly different from the games he would play with a little girl. He can help his son learn to throw and catch a ball. He can teach him to pound a square wooden peg into a square hole in a pegboard. He can even take his son with him into the shower, where the boy cannot help but notice that Dad has a penis, just like his, only bigger."