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In reply to the discussion: Many people here on DU are showing their true homophobic colors. [View all]Silent3
(15,909 posts)23. There's a basic disagreement on whether calling out hypocrisy on such things...
...is actually a form of homophobic behavior.
A gay Republican who isn't outspoken enough about Republican anti-gay policies to have earned the label "RINO" from their fellow Republicans is either self-loathing and/or an enormous hypocrite.
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She inferred it: "He's never even seen a vagina." I get what you are saying, though. I'm gay.
CurtEastPoint
Sep 2022
#1
If you don't think there are people that engage is illegal stuff with politicians in DC
Cuthbert Allgood
Sep 2022
#138
Oh I'd bet 90% of them are doing or have done shit thats either illegal or unethical.
oldsoftie
Sep 2022
#141
The difference is, men are actively trying to restrict women's rights. And they should keep out
Walleye
Sep 2022
#20
I don't know that was a stupid remark on my part. I'm just pissed at everything right now.
Walleye
Sep 2022
#34
I'm not familiar with any specific comments you're referring to, however
Fiendish Thingy
Sep 2022
#13
K&R. (well, at least "Name removed - Message auto-removed" is no longer with us)
demmiblue
Sep 2022
#18
There's a basic disagreement on whether calling out hypocrisy on such things...
Silent3
Sep 2022
#23
I have avery good friend from highschool who is, um, effeminate. (I don't like that word)
Lunabell
Sep 2022
#37
All their friends thought my parents were happily married, too -- for 3 decades.
pnwmom
Sep 2022
#64
At the risk of sounding naive, I didn't take the joke as a knock on his sexuality.
jrthin
Sep 2022
#35
I have no concern whatsoever for his sexual orientation. The issue is his willingness to kill women
hlthe2b
Sep 2022
#40
Stay out of other peoples personal choices/born this way, that do not factor into your life 1iota?
Brainfodder
Sep 2022
#46
Aren't those comments directed at an allegedly gay but positively misogynist Senator?
plimsoll
Sep 2022
#49
Never heard of Judy Gold before this post. Call me an ignoranus; that's fair. nt
Xipe Totec
Sep 2022
#72
It's a valid question. 'Bitch' is a misogynistic slur, yet you chose to use an adjectival form of it
Celerity
Sep 2022
#93
I have been assured many, many times on here that homophobia is okay when used to mock someone
WhiskeyGrinder
Sep 2022
#89
They are showing their insensitivity. Calling them homophobes is a bit much
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2022
#127