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Homophobists - How they hate

I agree with the part that suggests, but doesn't state clearly, that it's the 'receiving' male homosexual that is reviled - because he 'becomes the woman'. Homophobists are not-coincidentally also sexists, and I would venture, racists. These kinds of ignorances clump together, have an affinity for one another. To disguise their disgust at the head of the food chain 'acting like a woman' (their most reviled caste member being 'a woman') they expand and justify their bigotry to the 'delivering' man and the women that reflect that pair, the lesbians. And then, to justify their bigotry further... let me go no further, I have been riled up recently by someone demonstrating this point I am making, and I may be ready to blow a fuse.

On another note, homophobists use their hatred of gays to establish their 'not-belonging' to the gay group. They parade their heterosexuality so that no one can mistakenly place them in that group. They build solidarity with fellow homophobists, yes, they DESIRE the friendship and solidarity with hating, bashing, violent, verbal puking bigots.

It's like the playground bully, picking an easy target and amassing his 'friends' with EVERYTHING BUT a display of his own good character and upstanding intellectual and moral content.

Makes me so annoyed with that little group of simpering yes-men at his feet. They have no character of their own. It's a character vacuum that breeds homophobists. Weaklings!

Okay I've ranted enough now.




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