The comments are a black hole of Derp.

FTA: A gay couple will use the traditional White House Easter Egg roll Monday to lobby President Obama to sign an executive order banning workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation.

DO IT, BREEDER

Bill Hicks on Easter (new window)

I came

Aside from maybe churches and other religious institutions that hire lay people, I find it hard to believe that there are employers out there who still discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation. And, I find it very hard to believe that companies large enough to get Federal contracts (Lockheed Martin, Dell etc.) do it either. I know in most State's there's not a law against but I think the fear of law suits and bad press is enough to make companies not do it.

Fart_Machine: The comments are a black hole of Derp.

indeed, this was one of my favorites:

That is what we thought here in MA. Guess what? Catholic Charities can no longer offer adoption services as a result. Children are hurting and families are having a harder time adopting here now because of gay marriage that supposedly hurts no one.

Total bullshiat, my wife's cousin has adopted 2 children in the past 3 years and they have talked to us about the process indepth and they had no problems. People like the above poster and many right wingers want to outlaw adoptions for gay couples and abortion but don't actually want to adopt any children themselves.

Fart_Machine: The comments are a black hole of Derp.

True dat

What is an Easter eggroll?

/Fa ra ra ra ra...

So there's no such thing as a gay fielders, or umpires?.

Fart_Machine: The comments are a black hole of Derp.

This. A thousand times this!! I didn't think to read them until you mentioned something. Now that I have, I weep for the future of humanity. Also, FWIW, you have to consider the source. This is the Washington Times not the Washington Post.

Headso: Total bullshiat, my wife's cousin has adopted 2 children in the past 3 years and they have talked to us about the process indepth and they had no problems. People like the above poster and many right wingers want to outlaw adoptions for gay couples and abortion but don't actually want to adopt any children themselves.

Yep. These folks can take their phony concern and shove it up their ass.

Fart_Machine: The comments are a black hole of Derp.

Oh NOW you tell me!

Fart_Machine: The comments are a black hole of Derp.

*click*

Wow, you aint kidding.

FTAC: I use the definition of "Gay" or Lesbian as mentally ill.
It was defined that way for many years but then the Nutjobs who masquerade as Psychiatrists said it was OK.
I also like the Old Testament's way of treating such people as condemned to a terrible life.
This idea of legalization is a sick way of having society approve their deviant lifestyle.

[wtfamireading?]

What year is it down there?

Headso: Fart_Machine: The comments are a black hole of Derp.

indeed, this was one of my favorites:

That is what we thought here in MA. Guess what? Catholic Charities can no longer offer adoption services as a result. Children are hurting and families are having a harder time adopting here now because of gay marriage that supposedly hurts no one.
.

That's good but I think I like these two better:

So morality is relative? Then my morals tell me homosexual "love " is nothing more than narcissistic lust.

What sickens me is to see the foster homes with gay "parents." I work with kids and see it all the time. It's sad to see children taken out of homes where they were abused, and then put into a home where they are exposed to corruption and immorality on a daily basis.

Why not subby? He certainly can service three invisible banker cocks all at once.

I don't know what's more amusing. That Easter eggs are just a Pagan hold-over, or the persecution theme seems to favor the LGBT crew more than the WASP bunch.

Sounds like their taking the opportunity to be a couple of dicks at what is supposed to be a gay ole time.

The derpy comments on news stories like these only reinforce the view that these people run in very small circles. The tide has turned. Claims that most Americans find homosexuality repugnant or are threatened by its existence is just not true. Most Americans dont care what others do.

YouAreItNoTagBacks: the derp on this is going to be fantastic

"Obama is attacking the deep religious tradition of Easter. Now excuse me while I put my bunny ears on and hide eggs for my children to find...just like Jesus did."

Here's an actual quote from the comments...

They don't have the right to celebrate their sin and perversion during what is supposed to be a Holy Day. The Lord's word is clear on such behaviour and what happens to people who partake in it.

The Holy Rolling of the Easter Eggs?

itsfullofstars: The derpy comments on news stories like these only reinforce the view that these people run in very small circles. The tide has turned. Claims that most Americans find homosexuality repugnant or are threatened by its existence is just not true. Most Americans dont care what others do.

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It's definately a demographic thing too. I'm in my 20's and I've yet to meet anyone my age who things that gays are immoral deviants, even amongst young conservatives. They just don't care anymore.

Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.

letrole: Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.

[citation needed]

letrole: Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.

Homophobia is a learned behaviour.

letrole: Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.

Even if we assume for a moment that what you say is true...so what?

Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii: Aside from maybe churches and other religious institutions that hire lay people, I find it hard to believe that there are employers out there who still discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.

You sound straight.

12349876: letrole: Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.

Homophobia is a learned behaviour.

I don't know many homophobes. I do, however, know many anti-gays.

Dragonblink: Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii: Aside from maybe churches and other religious institutions that hire lay people, I find it hard to believe that there are employers out there who still discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.

You sound straight.

I am straight...but I've got several gay friends, all of whom have not once experienced discrimination in the workplace. Even the one who was employed by a Catholic HS.

I don't think I've ever had a negative opinion about homosexuality. I've always been "to each his own". Being straight, I don't see how anything including gay marriage could affect me at all.

12349876: letrole: Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.

Homophobia is a learned behaviour.



I learned it from you, dad! I learned it from watching you!

EighthDay: letrole: Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.

[citation needed]

letrole is a known liar. Claims issued by letrole are not credible.

Letrole is amazing.

That name and he gets people every time.

/bow down to the master

All to lobby a bill about workplace discrimination.

In good old days only girls could be in Miss Universe contest and only guys in Mr Universe.

Now i am just confused and don't know how to feel. damn science!



/be afraid be very afraid.

He should have been pitched a long time ago.

Jake Havechek: I don't think I've ever had a negative opinion about homosexuality. I've always been "to each his own". Being straight, I don't see how anything including gay marriage could affect me at all.

It's a matter of cause and effect. You're right -- homosexual marriage in itself won't directly affect you. The problem is the overall decline of society that allows homosexual marriage to begin in the first place.

whether he is a catcher or not, I do not know, but a lot of people have referred to him as 'Down Low' so maybe that's a clue.

letrole: Jake Havechek: I don't think I've ever had a negative opinion about homosexuality. I've always been "to each his own". Being straight, I don't see how anything including gay marriage could affect me at all.

It's a matter of cause and effect. You're right -- homosexual marriage in itself won't directly affect you. The problem is the overall decline of society that allows homosexual marriage to begin in the first place.

I don't see that as a decline, the way of the world is change. Nothing static remains, or should remain.

letrole: Jake Havechek: I don't think I've ever had a negative opinion about homosexuality. I've always been "to each his own". Being straight, I don't see how anything including gay marriage could affect me at all.

It's a matter of cause and effect. You're right -- homosexual marriage in itself won't directly affect you. The problem is the overall decline of society that allows homosexual marriage to begin in the first place.

Society's been on a decline for a long time and Ayn Rand has had more to do with that than gays.

Why do you farkers keep responding to letrole? Do you really not grok that he's a troll in every gay thread?

letrole: Homosexual marriage is pursued as a means to an end. Homosexuals, by an exceedingly large margin, do not wish to get married or to form civil unions. Rather, they want to be accepted as normal. Their hope is that public approval of homosexuality will follow the legal establishment of homosexual marriages.
0/10

your name gives you away so damn fast.

Society has been in decline since the first early human hit another early human over the head.

Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii: Dragonblink: Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii: Aside from maybe churches and other religious institutions that hire lay people, I find it hard to believe that there are employers out there who still discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.

You sound straight.

I am straight...but I've got several gay friends, all of whom have not once experienced discrimination in the workplace. Even the one who was employed by a Catholic HS.

You sound like you live someplace very liberal.

San Francisco?

sprawl15: FTA: A gay couple will use the traditional White House Easter Egg roll Monday to lobby President Obama to sign an executive order banning workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation.DO IT, BREEDER

Define sexual orientation. How far will this expand, or how narrow will it be?

Jake Havechek: I don't think I've ever had a negative opinion about homosexuality. I've always been "to each his own". Being straight, I don't see how anything including gay marriage could affect me at all.

letrole: It's a matter of cause and effect. You're right -- homosexual marriage in itself won't directly affect you. The problem is the overall decline of society that allows homosexual marriage to begin in the first place.

Jake Havechek: I don't see that as a decline, the way of the world is change. Nothing static remains, or should remain.


Because all change is good.

ITT: Babby's first Fark gay thread. Letrole has been around for ages.