What a brilliant non sequitur equating hair color with sexuality and sexual behavior!

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It was pointing out what I think is false logic. That anything not the norm should not be around children.

Color of hair, skin, and one’s sexuality is determined by nature.

Sexual behavior is a choice.

This seems appropriate to this thread…

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All these years the truth comes out. For years libs have been telling us homosexuals were born that way.

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They are. Just as heteros are born that way.

You are confusing sexuality, with sexual behavior.

One can be gay, bi or straight, and choose to not have sex.

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Interesting…so they been lying to us all this time.

I doubt that you will be taken to court or lose your job for making that statement and acting on it. Prove otherwise. Not so with expressing the same aversion towards the homosexers.

Yes… it’s the the difference between homosexuals and homosexers.

Which group claims the decision of Lawrence vs Texas was a landmark case, in which the Supreme Court of the United States, in 6-3 decision, invalidated sodomy law across the United States, making same-sex sexual activity legal in every State and United States territory?

https://www.aclu.org/other/aclu-history-lawrence-v-texas-watershed-gay-rights

June 26, 2003
In Lawrence v. Texas the U.S. Supreme Court rules that sodomy laws in the U.S. are unconstitutional

It looks like most of the gay world says “mox nix” to any supposed difference.

You don’t quite get it. Your fear/hatred of homosexuals is as ridiculous as my fake fear of red heads. And I can guarantee you you will go to court for the red head stuff too.

Prove it. There must have been at least one case that you can use.

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Even pedophilia. And rape. It’s a choice. And by your claim, it’s determined by nature.

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:roll_eyes:

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It’s all they got when faced with irrefutable arguments that are counter to their own.

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Well this is a start. You strike me as someone who would appreciate the law being applied to white people:

Ummmmm … a punt? We already know that racial discrimination is a valid issue. But you said “red hair”, trying to minimize the significance of the homosex issue and the force of law that is being applied to force compliance in thought and deed. Backpedaling so quickly?

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Irrefutable :smirk:

Red hair would not be legislated. That’s silly

Homosexuality is outside the norm. It is not normal. Its normalcy is not relevant to anything other than judgment

This is better:

https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/legal-and-compliance/employment-law/pages/house-approves-bill-to-ban-hairstyle-discrimination.aspx

Red hair. Come on… you said it.

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See? Red dreadlocks. :roll_eyes:

And actually, the claim in the suit was about RACE, not hair color. In fact, the applicant had blonde hair. Note that the action by the employer was about dreadlocks, not race. Non-blacks wear dreadlocks too, and such an applicant would have face the same rejection.

The lib stretching is gumby-esque.

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