Shut the fuck up you little bitch. Because the guy talks about 'gays', it's not a big deal... replace his comments with 'Whites' and you would be the leader at your next klan rally instead of the guy who just sucks off the other closeted homosexuals at the meeting.
Replace his comment with dogs or girls or Mongolians for all I care. It's irrelevant. You're talking about a locker room, where people are naked with their "sex parts" in full view, and sexuality. That's why he was asked about gays and not blacks or whites or Mexicans or Jews or gypsies or Irish.
I don't know why it is hard or offensive to realize why some people, myself included, don't equate the plight of gays with the plights of other oppressed minorities. When you're black or Mexican, there is no hiding that. You are what you are. The kind of discrimination they endured, they endured from day one of their lives up until the day they died. Their parents and grandparents endured it simply by walking down the street, their offspring endured it, and it basically created entire economic subclasses for generations of people-- black, Mexican, Irish, American Indian, Italian, Chinese, etc... And to top it off, they were beat up and in many cases killed. And that's just in the US.
Contrast this to somebody who is gay. Now, in spite of your assertions, I have no idea what it's like to come to the realization that one is gay and the struggles that entails not only within society, but also within one's family. I think it's safe to say that it's not an enviable position to be in. And, yes, some have been beaten up, discriminated against, and even killed. However, that's a far cry in my estimation from systematic discrimination that others have endured and that still has consequences today. A gay man could still walk down the street anonymously. A gay man was not born into a world of shit as a result of longstanding, multi-generational discrimination against his parents and grandparents. It doesn't mean gays have or had it easy. Not at all. It just means I have a very difficult time not rolling my eyes when somebody says gay rights (which nowadays is pretty much just a euphemism for gay marriage) are the great civil rights struggle of our time. It's the great civil rights struggle of our time because we're looking for something to call that and the pickings are thankfully pretty slim, not because it actually is the great civil rights struggle of our time. It's as if the world was suddenly deprived of dogs and somebody picked up a cat and called it a dog because it has fur, a tail, and can be domesticated. An apple is not an orange, a dog is not a cat, and gay rights are not the great civil rights struggle of our time.
To come to that conclusion does not make me an idiot, though you are free to tack it onto your list of things that do if you wish. As near as I can tell, my WGAF attitude about this whole Culliver deal was enough to earn that label.
And your subsequent reaction was enough to earn you the title of Cunt, cunt.
