[Vision2020] Re: Larry the Cable Guy sums up the public's viewof gays...

[Carl Westberg]

Joe writes: " Lastly, I've heard a lot more from you and Dick and Ed about 
how much you
dislike gay sex than I've heard from Joan about how much she likes lesbian 
sex.
I'm not sure what it is that you're reading but it seems to me that the 
anti-gay
speak in the US far outweights the "gay agenda" speak."  Yes.  I know Joan 
is a lesbian, Joan knows that I know she's a lesbian, I know that Joan knows 
that I know that Joan is a lesbian, Joan knows that I know that Joan knows 
that I know....uh......anyway, what was my point?  Oh, yeah, she's never 
explained the "gay agenda" to me, because I'm pretty sure she doesn't know 
what it is, and she knows that I know that she doesn't know.  Carl Westberg 
Jr.


>From: Joe Campbell <joekc at adelphia.net>
>To: ToeKneeTime at aol.com
>CC: vision2020 at moscow.com
>Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Re: Larry the Cable Guy sums up the public's 
>viewof gays...
>Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 11:25:17 -0700
>
>[I think I'm way over the limit with regard to postings. I'll make this my 
>last for the day.]
>
>Tony,
>
>Are you against gay marriage or not? If you are against it, then -- based 
>on what you say below -- isn't that like being against straight marriage 
>because some straights are radicals? If you are merely against gay sex in 
>the sense that you would not personal partake in the practice, that is 
>fine. The whole point is to let people decide for themselves whom they'd 
>like to marry and whom they'd like to have sex with (provided that they are 
>adults).
>
>I tend to be a relatively nice guy but were there laws restricting me from 
>marrying my wife, then I might likely become a radical, as well. For crying 
>out loud, Tony, we live in a country where our founding fathers are praised 
>because the moment tea was taxed they threw it in the frickin' ocean and 
>took up rifles and killed a whole bunch of Brits. That sounds pretty 
>radical to me. That is what happens when you deprive people of their 
>rights: they become radical. I'm not justifying this fact, I'm just noting 
>it. Fight to allow all people to marry the persons of their choice and 
>there will be fewer radicals. That is what I think about it.
>
>I also believe that the minute that you and others stop using terms like 
>"maladjusted and deviant" in public venues to describe gay sex, gays will 
>stop talking about their sex lives, too. Again, if I said "all 
>conservatives are narrow-minded bigots" and you responded -- correctly, I 
>think -- by denying the claim it wouldn't be right for me to then complain 
>that I'm sick and tired of hearing conservatives talk about how they are 
>not narrow-minded bigots.
>
>Lastly, I've heard a lot more from you and Dick and Ed about how much you 
>dislike gay sex than I've heard from Joan about how much she likes lesbian 
>sex. I'm not sure what it is that you're reading but it seems to me that 
>the anti-gay speak in the US far outweights the "gay agenda" speak.
>
>Just treat people how you'd like to be treated were you them. That is it.
>
>--
>Joe Campbell
>
>---- ToeKneeTime at aol.com wrote:
>
>=============
>Joe,
>
>The problem many have with the gay community is not with that community at
>large but with its militant faction.  The type that dress is ridiculous
>costumes and prance half naked in pride parades.  The ones who feel that
>homosexuality is every bit as natural and appropriate as heterosexuality.   
>Those who
>think that their sexual proclivities are appropriate subject matter in  an
>elementary classroom.  Those who demand total and unflinching  endorsement 
>and
>acceptance, if not outright celebration of,  (what we  consider to be) 
>their
>maladjusted and deviant behavior.
>
>We object to having it thrown in our faces all the time.  Resent  having 
>them
>tell us how superior and more tolerant and progressive they are than  we
>benighted rubes.  Tired of hearing it all the time everywhere.  As  the
>distinguished, Larry the Cable Guy, recently put it,  "I'm sick and  tired 
>of hearing
>about it.  Do what ya' gotta' do and shut up about  it.  Hell, I got 
>friends who
>like sheep, they don't got a parade every  Friday!"
>
>Hope this helps clear up your confusion on this matter.
>
>Best,   --Tony
>
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