24 Dec 13
Originally posted by sonshipthe first dude nearly never saw life, he was almost aborted.
(I love the final moments of this one. What liberation!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EahmmQzZWXA
(this one almost committed suicide)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqdQ6_MAH2A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_DRP4Y3eMs
I am at a restaurant so I can't watch the videos.
I bet they convinced these 'former' gays that their problems stemmed from their personal preference rather than the ugly behavior they encountered because of that preference.
That's so damn convenient. Ostracize them to the point of dehumanization, then blame it all on their 'condition'. Drive them nearly to suicide, then pat yourself on the back for 'rescuing' them.
It is brainwashing and abuse of the worst sort. Treat the victim so cruelly that they will break down and follow any avenue of escape you may offer, accepting all of the blame for the cruel treatment in the process.
24 Dec 13
Originally posted by sonhouseno his mother thought twice about having an abortion, but you would need to watch the video to know that.
So I guess you all think this proves gayness is a choice. Good luck on that one.
And I presume this also means you all think you can pray away the gay.
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25 Dec 13
Originally posted by sonshipAwesome, Praise God! He is good!
(I love the final moments of this one. What liberation!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EahmmQzZWXA
(this one almost committed suicide)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqdQ6_MAH2A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_DRP4Y3eMs
25 Dec 13
Originally posted by SwissGambitThe person in question was not at all responsible for any of his actions, wow, it was other people, genetics, environment, external pressures, the rejection and ostracism of others, hormones, lack of parenting, his private school etc etc etc
I am at a restaurant so I can't watch the videos.
I bet they convinced these 'former' gays that their problems stemmed from their personal preference rather than the ugly behavior they encountered because of that preference.
That's so damn convenient. Ostracize them to the point of dehumanization, then blame it all on their 'condition'. Drive them ...[text shortened]... enue of escape you may offer, accepting all of the blame for the cruel treatment in the process.
but nothing to do with being responsible for his own actions, amazing.
25 Dec 13
Originally posted by SwissGambitAnd 'oh so Christian'.
I am at a restaurant so I can't watch the videos.
I bet they convinced these 'former' gays that their problems stemmed from their personal preference rather than the ugly behavior they encountered because of that preference.
That's so damn convenient. Ostracize them to the point of dehumanization, then blame it all on their 'condition'. Drive them ...[text shortened]... enue of escape you may offer, accepting all of the blame for the cruel treatment in the process.
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25 Dec 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieGiven the ostracism, blaming, brainwashing, cruelty, banishment and out and out abuse, who in their right mind would "choose" to be gay?
The person in question was not at all responsible for any of his actions, wow, it was other people, genetics, environment, external pressures, the rejection and ostracism of others, hormones, lack of parenting, his private school etc etc etc
but nothing to do with being responsible for his own actions, amazing.
Answer me that, robbie. Homosexuality is NOT a "carefree" lifestyle as you haters would try to represent it.
25 Dec 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieSo the implication there is the poor dude was so traumatized when he found out he was almost aborted his version of post traumatic stress syndrome was to turn to gay sex? So one day he goes, 'I'll teach that bitch mother, I will become gay just for spite'?
no his mother thought twice about having an abortion, but you would need to watch the video to know that.
25 Dec 13
Originally posted by Suzianneoh dear, cannot bring yourself to answer the question of whether an individual is responsible for their own actions Dee Dee. Did Santa bring you a strawberry smelling unicorn? Weeeeee unicorns!
Given the ostracism, blaming, brainwashing, cruelty, banishment and out and out abuse, who in their right mind would "choose" to be gay?
Answer me that, robbie. Homosexuality is NOT a "carefree" lifestyle as you haters would try to represent it.
25 Dec 13
Originally posted by sonhouseI would suspect that he was rather glad that he was not aborted, wouldn't you?
So the implication there is the poor dude was so traumatized when he found out he was almost aborted his version of post traumatic stress syndrome was to turn to gay sex? So one day he goes, 'I'll teach that bitch mother, I will become gay just for spite'?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI can't imagine what you are talking about. MY question (asked of you directly, robbie) was the very FIRST question in this thread. Questions are usually marked by those things, what do you call them? Oh yeah... QUESTION MARKS.
oh dear, cannot bring yourself to answer the question of whether an individual is responsible for their own actions Dee Dee. Did Santa bring you a strawberry smelling unicorn? Weeeeee unicorns!
Do you think you could deign to answer it now?
Probably not. 😞
25 Dec 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI don't know where you're getting this. That is not what I am saying at all.
The person in question was not at all responsible for any of his actions, wow, it was other people, genetics, environment, external pressures, the rejection and ostracism of others, hormones, lack of parenting, his private school etc etc etc
but nothing to do with being responsible for his own actions, amazing.
I watched the first video. I see the guy was mixed up in some things that were indeed harmful, like drug abuse. I think he did the right thing by withdrawing from that scene.
But the existence of that scene has little relevance to the homosexuals outside of it. Nor does it show that homosexuality is wrong. There are similar damaging environments involving straight people, yet no one tells them their attraction to women is the source of the problem. They would probably tell them that they need to express their attraction in a better way.
25 Dec 13
Originally posted by Suzianneyou are asking me to reason with someone that believes in unicorns? yeah you are correct, probably not.
I can't imagine what you are talking about. MY question (asked of you directly, robbie) was the very FIRST question in this thread. Questions are usually marked by those things, what do you call them? Oh yeah... QUESTION MARKS.
Do you think you could deign to answer it now?
Probably not. 😞