Okay, so, thank you Till, Wrevor, and Ally. (Huh. Wrevor is spelled wrong but Till isn't. Neat.) I will make one post for each subject you mentioned (aiming for one post a day) because I need to fill up this blog a bit.
First subject: gay rights.
Right.
Here's the deal, you homophobes out there: whether you believe it or not, being gay is natural. Not only does it happen to animals in nature, but the evidence shows that homosexuals can't control it. They don't choose to be ridiculed, you know.
This is all my opinion, of course, but you have to see my point. Ridiculing a gay person, male or female, is like ridiculing someone with some kind of disability what stops them from their full potential. They were, ahem, "Born This Way," and, truth be told, most gays would rather not be the way they are. I admire the ones who embrace it, the ones who say, "Ah well, can't be helped," and continue their search for love, however daunted it may be in their situation. (I'm not sure if I used daunted right, but I don't feel like searching Google at the moment.)
The difference between homosexuality and a disability, is the fact that homosexuality is not a disease, and has no treatment or cure. It is, in my opinion, a bit like a twist in DNA. Something that wasn't quite supposed to happen, but doesn't matter, just like unmanageable hair, embarrassing moles, freckle abundance, or the tendency to get a little extra acne. The difference there is that some idiots are too prejudiced to ignore gay-ness, unlike the before-mentioned attributes.
Remember, kids, it's not contagious. You don't have to be comfortable with it, you just have to accept that it exists and move on with your lives.
As you may be able to see, I'm quite opinionated on this subject. Let me just make sure things are clear: I'm not gay myself. I'm actually not interested in anything at the moment. But, believe me you, if I do turn out queer, I won't give a fudge. I do hope you wouldn't, either.
Tomorrow's (probably) post: How to kill Rebecca Black, Justin Beiber, Charlie Sheen, and Dora all at once. [While this is supposed to remain a serious blog, I can't resist explaining all the gory things running through my mind right now... *evil laugh.*]
First subject: gay rights.
Right.
Here's the deal, you homophobes out there: whether you believe it or not, being gay is natural. Not only does it happen to animals in nature, but the evidence shows that homosexuals can't control it. They don't choose to be ridiculed, you know.
This is all my opinion, of course, but you have to see my point. Ridiculing a gay person, male or female, is like ridiculing someone with some kind of disability what stops them from their full potential. They were, ahem, "Born This Way," and, truth be told, most gays would rather not be the way they are. I admire the ones who embrace it, the ones who say, "Ah well, can't be helped," and continue their search for love, however daunted it may be in their situation. (I'm not sure if I used daunted right, but I don't feel like searching Google at the moment.)
The difference between homosexuality and a disability, is the fact that homosexuality is not a disease, and has no treatment or cure. It is, in my opinion, a bit like a twist in DNA. Something that wasn't quite supposed to happen, but doesn't matter, just like unmanageable hair, embarrassing moles, freckle abundance, or the tendency to get a little extra acne. The difference there is that some idiots are too prejudiced to ignore gay-ness, unlike the before-mentioned attributes.
Remember, kids, it's not contagious. You don't have to be comfortable with it, you just have to accept that it exists and move on with your lives.
As you may be able to see, I'm quite opinionated on this subject. Let me just make sure things are clear: I'm not gay myself. I'm actually not interested in anything at the moment. But, believe me you, if I do turn out queer, I won't give a fudge. I do hope you wouldn't, either.
Tomorrow's (probably) post: How to kill Rebecca Black, Justin Beiber, Charlie Sheen, and Dora all at once. [While this is supposed to remain a serious blog, I can't resist explaining all the gory things running through my mind right now... *evil laugh.*]
1 comment:
Ooh yayness!
Till: Goody!
Wrevor: Thank you Jen!
At least we know YOU'RE listening. Sort of. Also, sorry about the nonseriousness...we try but apparently not hard enough...
I agree with basically everything you said.
xD Can't wait. Sorry for de-serious-erizing your blog...
Till: Hey! We tried hard on that...
Wrevor: Yeah, gosh, woman!
*sigh* Rock on, though.
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