Here's why I'm against it (myspace)....one of the first questions asked when you join is if you're gay or not. I don't think christians should have anything to do with it.
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@I am not Dr. Cox
Nominates for the "I define Homophobia" award.
Because good christian girls aren't supposed to lie and say they're straight when they have a date lined up with Alice?
Is there anything that doesn't frighten or threaten these kids?
They hate that question? its just a question.
Well, I guess Tiff deserves credit for not lying about her sexual orientation, which is apparently gay. Otherwise, if she were straight, what would be the problem?
"What's your sexuality?" is now offensive to Christians. Let's chalk that up with violence (unless it's Biblical violence), sex, other religons, other cultures, aliens, science, science-fiction, fantasy, fiction in general (unless it's Biblical fiction), and flag burning.
Because anyone who would let you tell the truth is vile, vile.Burning Stake:
"Personally, I think having that question there is kind of dumb since it's no-one else's business if you're gay or not. But since I'm guessing the majority of myspace users aren't fundamentalist Christians I can understand why it would be be up there if anyone does care."
It's a dating site, a networking site, a friend making site; all of which involve looking for people based on sexual orientation. God forbid a gay guy looking for other gay guys for a date, huh? And it's not even a question. It's an option. You also have the option not to say if it has nothing to do with why you're there, or you're just in the fucking closet.
If you have a look at so many of those myspace pages, it does make perfect sense if they do ask if you might be gay.
Confused?
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