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G-A-Y means: "GOT AIDS YET"
Aids is not a gay disease...it’s the cure.
Queers though looking human have dog like traits, sniffing rectums, etc. and other anti-God qualities.

Queers act effeminate, are deviant, arer HIV positive, Aids infected, rotten plague carrying man devils.

Faggots recruit their own and strights into their unnatural, sinful, and devilish lifestyle for their perverted predilection.

Faggots are an anti-social, in a dark sub-culture of liars, who are unfit to live near straight humans. Normal or straight are those against fags and speak the language of Angels.

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old comment by Stürmen

"G-A-Y means: "GOT AIDS YET"
Gay [standard, definition] : extreme verbose joy, a generally feeling of happiness.
Gay [common, definition] : a reference to either homosexual men or women. Unless otherwise stated by the individual using the word, it carries no negative connotations.

AIDS [abrev. definition/homosexuality connection] : AIDS is the end phase of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). The virus destroys the human immune system and has, in several mutations, been known to cause an auto-immune reaction in which the body's immune system attacks itself. HIV/AIDS victims usually die from minor illness (colds, fevers, etc.) as their destroyed immune system can no longer fight off infections.
The number of homosexual men and heterosexual men with HIV/AIDS is virtually the same. The number of homosexual women with HIV/AIDS is far less than the number of heterosexual women with HIV/AIDS.

Aids is not a gay disease...it’s the cure.
HIV/AIDS [g/abrev. definition] : A virus that destroys the immune system of both heterosexual and homosexual individuals. All traits direct HIV/AIDS into the category of a virus.

(But it's nice to know that "unknown" wants all homosexuals to die. Really. Sweet of him [/sarcasm])

"Queers act effeminate, are deviant, arer HIV positive, Aids infected, rotten plague carrying man devils"
I don't know a single homosexual man who acts effeminate and the same applies to me (and even if I didn't know that, the women who try to flirt with me would be a big hint). Homosexuals are as law abiding as heterosexuals (according to studies at least) and are thus no more "deviant" than the average person. Not all homosexuals are HIV positive either. Actually, thanks to the lesbian community, the percentage/population rate of infection is actually lower within the homosexual community than it is within the heterosexual one. Also: what "rotten plague" are homosexuals carrying? For that matter, what's a "man devil"? Last time I checked, I'm pure human so nope, no hybrid human/devil sword-and-gun wielding Dante here.

"Faggots recruit their own and strights into their unnatural, sinful, and devilish lifestyle for their perverted predilection."
Homosexuals don't "recruit" people. See, homosexuality isn't a choice, it's natural behavior for us. As natural, in fact, as being heterosexual is for you. So no, we don't "recruit"... The impossibility of it aside, the very idea is just plain stupid. Homosexuality, in not being a choice, is also not unnatural. Sinful it may be according to your religion, but when we're talking about a belief system that calls shellfish "abominations," I can't be bothered to actually take you seriously.

"Faggots are an anti-social, in a dark sub-culture of liars, who are unfit to live near straight humans."
I'm not anti-social. Sure some homosexuals are, but then again: there are also heterosexuals who are anti-social. Now how is orientation a sub-culture? Last time I checked, it's just nature. Also, the most common lie for homosexuals is them saying that they're straight, but given the fact that bigots like you exist, can you really blame them? Aside from that, a homosexual is no more likely to lie than the average heterosexual. As for being "unfit to live near straight humans" I have to disagree. Everyone else in my neighborhood is straight and we all get along fine. Same goes for my homosexual friends.

"Normal or straight are those against fags and speak the language of Angels."
No, you just speak english or Mandrin, or whatever your native language is. Only difference is that, unlike most people, you look completely unintelligent while doing so.

PS: As for homosexuals having canine traits, I have to say I disagree. We act like normal people. Although given that I have an exceptionally soft spot in my heart for canines, I'll take the idea as a complement.

old comment by Malfist

From the Chaplain of Trinity College, Hartford, CT
Chaplain's Reflection
I saw on the news today that Matthew Shepard died. He was the 22 year old man from Wyoming who was beaten and tortured and left to die for no reason other than he was a homosexual. This tragic murder has raised a national debate again, the kind of periodic soul-searching our society goes through whenever a crime of hate startles us into awareness. The burning of Black churches, the bombing of innocent people, the death of a shy young man from Wyoming - these events suddenly shake us out of complacency and remind us that fear, prejudice and rage are always the shadows just beyond the light of our reason.

And so people suddenly start to speak out. There are voices of outrage and grief. Voices of sorrow and demands to know why such a thing could happen. And predictably, there are also defensive voices: the governor of Wyoming trying to explain why his state has no laws to protect people from hate crimes and the leadership of what is called the "Christian right wing" trying to explain why their national ads against homosexuality don't influence people to commit such violence against gays and lesbians. In the days to come, these many voices will fill our media and the cultural consciousness it imprints until we are once again lulled into the more familiar patterns of our lives, until the next tragedy rings the alarm of despair.

As the chaplain for our own community, I would like to invite us all to consider Matthew's death in another way. Not through the clamor or denials, not through the shouts or cries of anger: but rather, through the silence of his death, the silence of that young man hanging on his cross of pain, alone in the emptiness of a Wyoming night, the silence that ultimately killed him as surely as the beatings he endured. Silence killed Matthew Shepard. The silence of Christians who know that the scriptures on homosexuality are few and murky in interpretation and far outweighed by the words of a savior whose only comment on human relationships was to call us to never judge but only to love. The silence of well meaning educated people who pretend to have an enlightened view of homosexuality while quietly tolerating the abuse of gays and lesbians in their own communities. The silence of our elected officials who have the authority to make changes but prefer to count votes. The silence of the majority of "straight" Americans who shift uncomfortably when confronted by the thought that gays and lesbians may be no different from themselves, save for the fact that they are walking targets for bigotry, disrespect, cheap humor, and apparently, of murder.

Crimes of hate may live in shouts of rage, but they are born in silence. Here at Trinity, I hope we will all listen to that silence. Before we jump to decry Matthew's senseless death or before we seek to rationalize it with loud disclaimers: I hope we will just hear the silence. A young man's heart has ceased to beat. Hear the silence of that awful truth. It is the silence of death. It is the silence that descends on us like a shroud. At Trinity, as in Wyoming, we are men and women surrounded by the silence of our own fear. Our fear of those who are different. Our fear of being identified with the scapegoat. Our fear of taking an unpopular position for the sake of those who can not stand alone. Our fear of social and religious change. Our fear comes in many forms but it always comes silently: A whispered joke. A glance to look away from the truth. A quick shake of the head to deny any complicity in the pain of others. These silent aspects of our own fear of homosexuality are acted out on this campus every day just as they are acted out every day in Wyoming. Through silence, we give ourselves permission to practice what we pretend to abhor. With silence, we condemn scores of our neighbors to live in the shadows of hate. In silence we observe the suffering of any group of people who have been declared expendable by our society.

As a person of faith, I will listen, as we all will, to the many voices which will eulogize Matthew Shepard. I will carry that part of our national shame on my shoulders. But I will also listen to the silence which speaks much more eloquently still to the truth behind his death. I will listen and I will remember. And I will renew my resolve never to allow this silence to have the last word.

Not for Matthew. Not for gay men or lesbian women. Not for any person in our society of any color or condition who has been singled out for persecution. Not in my church. Not in my nation. Not in Wyoming. And not at Trinity College.

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