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Category Archives: Homosexuality
The Weaponisation Of Homosexuality
Brendan O’Neill writes: There are various reasons for this move from decriminalising homosexuality, which was a very good thing, to the sanctification of homosexuality, which is just weird. But the main one is that over the past two decades, the … Continue reading
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Start Fighting Back!
By Robert Oscar Lopez: While the horror show involving Brendan Eich, Proposition 8, and Mozilla was reaching its ignominious crescendo, I was in Milan, Italy, speaking before an energized crowd of activists in the Lombardy region’s county hall. Unaware of … Continue reading
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Maybe the UN could vote to turn the West Bank and Gaza into a new homeland for persecuted homosexuals?
Chaim Amalek says: “This is a brilliant idea. Gaza could become the Gayza Strip, and the West Bank could be turned into the world’s largest gay nightclub. Then Hollywood and our culture elites would have to support it. I’d say … Continue reading
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The Gay Zion
“Pink is the new Black. And to the extent that gay is the new Jewish, then why no movement to provide homosexuals with a national homeland of their own, a kind of gay Zion to which every Homosexual has the … Continue reading
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Straight Flight
Steve Sailer writes: “In the distant past, a man who dressed stylishly and enjoyed art, theater, and sophisticated music would have been praised as a “gentleman,” but today his sexual orientation is automatically called into question. The average person’s “gaydar” … Continue reading
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The Case For A Large Family
On his radio show Jan. 7, 2014, Dennis said: “There has been an assault on the big family. Five or more children is a big family.” “I want to make a case solely on what I have observed for having … Continue reading
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Russia, India Tackle The Gays
Robert Oscar Lopez writes: Russia remains stalwart in its laws that aim to curb the influence of the West’s gay-friendly culture on Russian youth. Meanwhile, last week, in a stunning turn of events, India’s high court reinstituted a nineteenth-century law … Continue reading
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Big hips on a woman frighten me
* Sometimes I’ll be all entranced by a woman’s face and personality and then my eyes drift down and I get scared by the width. I’ve met women in bad light, been intrigued by her pretty face and nice manner, … Continue reading
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What Causes Homosexuality?
Therapist Mark E. Smith: “Every homosexual man I’ve known was abandoned by his father. You will not meet a homosexual man who was emotionally close with his father growing up. Every one I’ve known was enmeshed with a woman, be … Continue reading
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Do You Want Turbulence?
On his radio show Mar. 28, Dennis Prager said: “I comport with the conservative love of non-turbulence. I am not bored by my society enjoying itself, by my society continuing with obvious fixes where things are broken, but I don’t … Continue reading
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