This Made me smile and pass along. Hope you will too!
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This Made me smile and pass along. Hope you will too!
http://www.upworthy.com/watch-these-...rs-6?g=2&c=gt1
Cool clip. It's funny how times change though, I remember back in the 80's there was a movement in the gay community to present homosexuality as a 'choice' as opposed to being 'born with it.' I'm guessing that was because being 'born with it' came with some type of stigma that homosexuality was a disease or mutation or some shit like that. Just seeing the video where now the stance seems to imply 'born with it' as the acceptable answer as opposed to 'choice' made me recall that time period.
here is a (former) gay guy that choose to be ungay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BKSM6abink
Nothing can stop homophobia, or any of the accompanying ism's because ignorance and fear will always exist.
Good ole Ron White...
RON WHITE- Do You Like Porn - YouTube
Lovely video, Victoria! And this Ron White guy is very funny, Nightmare; I didn't know him.
History and ethnology show that without cultural pressure to the opposite, we all have a propensity towards bisexuality. Some pre-christian societies were completely bisexuals. The data from Ancient Greece is huge on the subject, and many sources point out to other societies of the time being partly or largely bisexual. Data from "primitive" ethnology shows exactly the same. Our hominoid cousins are capable of recreational sex, orang-outang and chimpanzees, and of course also bonobos, who are specifically completely bisexual, and entertain personnal and social relations through bisexuality. We're not sure anymore if it was Australopithecus or not, but in any case our ancestor, the father of the "Homos" (sorry for the bad pun), had about the same cranial capacity as today's chimpanzees and was standing upright. In all probability, it also was capable of such sexuality.
There shouldn't be any mystery there anymore. But I'm affraid it will be hard to come back from more than 1500 years of christian and generally religious brainwashing. Strangely, religions in themselves haven't always been (nor at all time and nor in every way) so tyranical about sexual matters, but it seems much more to me that the damages came specifically from the politico-religious connection to control people's behavior in as many aspects as possible, during extensive strechtes of history.
As to this Atoine Dodson, Bluesoul, he seems so confused it's not even funny. You listen to him and you just feel for the poor guy. Is it someone known? An entertainer or something? You can talk about peer pressure on this one... wow!
Well, he's wearing a wife-beater, so that's a good start.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesoul