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Originally posted by Jim Shugart:
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I'm really tired of hearing about other people's sexuality. I have found MY sexuality to be quite interesting, but no fucks are given about YOUR sexuality as long as it doesn't involve minors or dogs.

The people across the street have a huge rainbow flag waiving in the wind. Does anyone else really give a red rat's ass?

I don't think so.

I am right there with you!

I remember a few years ago when the whole gay marriage thing was being talked about 24/7 the left said that tolerating homosexuality was no longer acceptable, everyone must celebrate it. That is their mindset.

That is also the new mantra on race relations. It's no longer acceptable to not be a racist - you must be actively ANTI-racist, which they define as abject apologies for being white, support for reparations, BLM, ANTIFA, etc. Anything less and you are considered a racist.

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Originally posted by BamaJeepster:
It's no longer acceptable to not be a racist - you must be actively ANTI-racist, which they define as abject apologies for being white, support for reparations, BLM, ANTIFA, etc. Anything less and you are considered a racist.

Well, since math and logic are now 'racist', and I'm all about math and logic .....maybe that ship already sailed.

But, using math and logic, whether or not one is 'considered' to be something doesn't actually make you that something.

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Originally posted by TMats:
Last night, Tucker Carlson played videos of Biden using the phrase “sexual preference” repeatedly during this campaign.

And Olde Joe said it several times when talking to that lady about her kid's "dilemma" during his Town Hall.

And not a single blink from anyone there.

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Originally posted by TigerDore:
Has Hirono, or any other fascist, stated why this is offensive to them?

Yes. The claim is the use of "preference" implies it is a choice or an end user add on and not an ingrained attribute built in at the uterine factory.

^ Of course everyone is going to ignore the fact that movement or choice is implicit to the word orientation. Tune in next week when we debate the difference between choice and selection.

Hmmm.... Loves me a good irony!