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Originally Posted by chandon12  I guess if somebody or people were beating you up and calling you a faggot and other choice words you'd feel differently.
An appeal to emotion isn't a sound argument. If I was married, and Bjork showed up on my doorstep begging me to make passionate love to her, I would "feel" very strongly about it. But my feelings wouldn't be germane to an honest debate over the implications of adultry.
BTW, what I wrote above happened to me 20 something years ago as I was leaving a bar that was known to be "frequented" by gays and straights.... But then again, some would say that is mt fault for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.... | No, it's not your fault. It's the fault of the idiots who beat you up and called you names.
I believe in this little thing called personal accountability. In other words, people should be held accountable for what they do. And there are laws by which people who beat other people up can be held accountable for their actions. You don't need to put "hate" in front of "crime" in order to make crime illegal and punishable by law. If at first you don’t succeed – try, try again and then quit. There’s no sense in making a damned fool of yourself. – W.C. Fields
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