Wow @ this thread.
The mudslinging and hatred is for real.
by Angelito » Mon Dec 10, 2018 4:45 pm
by Dynamite » Mon Dec 10, 2018 4:56 pm
Angelito wrote:Wow @ this thread.
The mudslinging and hatred is for real.
by Power n Glory » Mon Dec 10, 2018 5:17 pm
DiamondGooner wrote:Marsbar100 wrote:Ronaldo got clocked tbf, he didn't have it in him to come out though
Well that's what I mean, makes me suspicious if there are any in the prem, otherwise how could it be kept secret these days?
Its all fair and well us saying "What if they're scared to come out" well lets be honest, do people even get the choice to keep it hidden these days? Instagram, FB, invites to social events, pics all over the internet.
I'm not sure I'm buying it that there even is any?
NFL player came out and that's in the rough and tough American football league, I don't see any reason a prem player in this day and age would hide it quite frankly, if black players survived the 70's and 80's a gay player would have it easy in comparison.
by UFGN » Mon Dec 10, 2018 5:34 pm
Power n Glory wrote:DiamondGooner wrote:Marsbar100 wrote:Ronaldo got clocked tbf, he didn't have it in him to come out though
Well that's what I mean, makes me suspicious if there are any in the prem, otherwise how could it be kept secret these days?
Its all fair and well us saying "What if they're scared to come out" well lets be honest, do people even get the choice to keep it hidden these days? Instagram, FB, invites to social events, pics all over the internet.
I'm not sure I'm buying it that there even is any?
NFL player came out and that's in the rough and tough American football league, I don't see any reason a prem player in this day and age would hide it quite frankly, if black players survived the 70's and 80's a gay player would have it easy in comparison.
They're may be some gay players in football but it might just be something they have a hard time accepting about themselves in general and won't admit or go public with. Might have zero to do with football and the opinion of complete strangers and more to do with an internal struggle. It's probably more to do with close family members, I don't know. But seen plenty of case over the years where another gay person has outted a 'straight' person. It's not uncommon.
by Dejan » Mon Dec 10, 2018 6:39 pm
AyyyyyyCynicalGooner wrote:Sims wrote:Cyn saying libtard is still not as bad as him rating Mkhitaryan imo
Oh look, a libtard in the wild. Quiet everyone, you might spook it!
I guess the idea of Ozil not liking gays confuses you, as you've been choking on his d*** for the past 4 years
by Sims » Mon Dec 10, 2018 7:03 pm
Dejan wrote:AyyyyyyCynicalGooner wrote:Sims wrote:Cyn saying libtard is still not as bad as him rating Mkhitaryan imo
Oh look, a libtard in the wild. Quiet everyone, you might spook it!
I guess the idea of Ozil not liking gays confuses you, as you've been choking on his d*** for the past 4 years
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by Power n Glory » Mon Dec 10, 2018 7:16 pm
UFGN wrote:Power n Glory wrote:DiamondGooner wrote:Marsbar100 wrote:Ronaldo got clocked tbf, he didn't have it in him to come out though
Well that's what I mean, makes me suspicious if there are any in the prem, otherwise how could it be kept secret these days?
Its all fair and well us saying "What if they're scared to come out" well lets be honest, do people even get the choice to keep it hidden these days? Instagram, FB, invites to social events, pics all over the internet.
I'm not sure I'm buying it that there even is any?
NFL player came out and that's in the rough and tough American football league, I don't see any reason a prem player in this day and age would hide it quite frankly, if black players survived the 70's and 80's a gay player would have it easy in comparison.
They're may be some gay players in football but it might just be something they have a hard time accepting about themselves in general and won't admit or go public with. Might have zero to do with football and the opinion of complete strangers and more to do with an internal struggle. It's probably more to do with close family members, I don't know. But seen plenty of case over the years where another gay person has outted a 'straight' person. It's not uncommon.
I've met hundreds of gay people in my life. Never known a single instance of a gay person outing another gay person without their consent.
It is seriously frowned on
by Nuggets » Mon Dec 10, 2018 8:01 pm
by Zedie » Mon Dec 10, 2018 8:06 pm
by Dejan » Mon Dec 10, 2018 8:17 pm
Loveu both xxxSims wrote:Dejan wrote:AyyyyyyCynicalGooner wrote:Sims wrote:Cyn saying libtard is still not as bad as him rating Mkhitaryan imo
Oh look, a libtard in the wild. Quiet everyone, you might spook it!
I guess the idea of Ozil not liking gays confuses you, as you've been choking on his d*** for the past 4 years
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by theHotHead » Tue Dec 11, 2018 12:34 pm
by UFGN » Tue Dec 11, 2018 12:42 pm
theHotHead wrote:Lol @ this thread !!
Look the bottom line is people need to be more tolerant of others, but at the same time people have a right to believe what they want without being forced by others to follow whatever the latest mantra/dogma is.
There are many Christians that don't believe homosexuality has a place in God's world, as backward as that might seem to some, thats what they believe. As long as they are not preaching death to homosexuals, they can crack on.
Here is a scenario: a muslim worker is offended by the cross on a chain of a fellow worker who happens to be a christian. He complains and the manager asks the christian to stop wearing the chain because it is offensive. Is this right or wrong? Surely the christian has a right to wear the cross, as the Seikh has the right to wear his turban, for example.
People should be free to do what they want to do as long as it doesn't harm anyone else. People being offended by something innocent should be told to suck it up and move on! Instead we pander to everyone's whims and society has turned into a shit heap of hatred, whinging and negativity.
by StLGooner » Tue Dec 11, 2018 12:46 pm
UFGN wrote:theHotHead wrote:Lol @ this thread !!
Look the bottom line is people need to be more tolerant of others, but at the same time people have a right to believe what they want without being forced by others to follow whatever the latest mantra/dogma is.
There are many Christians that don't believe homosexuality has a place in God's world, as backward as that might seem to some, thats what they believe. As long as they are not preaching death to homosexuals, they can crack on.
Here is a scenario: a muslim worker is offended by the cross on a chain of a fellow worker who happens to be a christian. He complains and the manager asks the christian to stop wearing the chain because it is offensive. Is this right or wrong? Surely the christian has a right to wear the cross, as the Seikh has the right to wear his turban, for example.
People should be free to do what they want to do as long as it doesn't harm anyone else. People being offended by something innocent should be told to suck it up and move on! Instead we pander to everyone's whims and society has turned into a shit heap of hatred, whinging and negativity.
Until of course it's the religious person being told to suck it up and not be offended by something innocent like an armband
And when the hatred whinging and negativity is perpetuated by backward religious hypocrites, that's just, well, meh, right?
by DiamondGooner » Tue Dec 11, 2018 1:10 pm
UFGN wrote: of course it's the religious person being told to suck it up and not be offended by something innocent like an armband
by UFGN » Tue Dec 11, 2018 1:31 pm
DiamondGooner wrote:UFGN wrote: of course it's the religious person being told to suck it up and not be offended by something innocent like an armband
You are tiresome on this subject.
Its not about being offended by the armband, its being forced to wear the armband, taking part, being associated with it.
When its a political statement or a cause he doesn't want to affiliate with he has every right to do so.
I find it highly ironic your the first person to trump about equal rights and progress yet your the first one to try and trample the rights of an individual to do as he pleases.
Don't pick and choose, it makes you a hypocrite.