[CS-FSLUG] NI: Homosexual Urban Legends - The Series

[Chris Brault]

Indeed,

>I do not believe that post has any positive impact what so ever !
>
>I am currently looking through the site now and do not
>disregard everything stated here. But just looking at the
>website banner which clearly creates some form of link
>between paedophiles and homosexuality is disgusting and
>incredibly naive!
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>

The first Christian friend I had in the Navy was a former homosexual. He 
was never a pedophile nor were his former homosexual friends. Now, I've 
never known ... atleast that I know of ... and pedophile or  pedophile 
leaning individuals, so I can't comment accurately on what is going on 
in their heads. I would guess, judging from how homosexuality is 
accepted by it's practioners, that it starts with one kind of sexual 
experimentation, whether physical or mental. Without natural bounds set 
by those around you (peer or parent pressure), it may, in some 
individuals, move on to more perverted material. After a while, it 
leaves the mainstream and moves into the strange (S&M or serial killers, 
kiddie porn for pedophiles). Judging from homosexual stories I've heard, 
they don't even know it's wrong at first, and when they realized it is, 
they just get careful. They seem, as I've heard but not seen so don't 
quote me on this, to be driven by the desire to fulfill not a "love" or 
"acceptance" desire, but a purely sexual one rooted in a strange form of 
co-dependence.

On that note, when I was in Chicago, a very large church there was 
militantly anti-homosexual. I remember on the bus back to the base a 
nice little ditty that had a phrase referring to the only good 
homosexuals as dead ones. I was terribly offended. Not that I had even 
known any homosexuals at the point in my life, nor was I a supporter of 
them, but killing a sinner of this magnitute before sending in the 
missionaries sounded rather non-Christian. I mean, if it was a horrible 
dictator killing millions then shoot first, but if it's just a confused 
man and his lifestyle choices, perhaps something less drastic was needed.

One thing I have learned, though. People are people. Anyone can become 
deprived in the right situation. As I always say, "But for the grace of 
God, go I."

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>I will be reading through the articles this lunchtime.
>The site could have been made in more taste and less
>pathetic homophobia it appears to create.
>
>Please vet something like this before posting,
>We need more love and less perpetuating of very negative stereotyping.
>
>Sorry to be so blunt but I was quite offended by this...
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>
Indeed, sir, we do need more love. We can't expect sinners to act any 
other way than to sin and we can't expect unsaved people to act like 
they are saved.

Gabe Ginorio