freedom of speech and religion

[BillyTheMountain]

@wobbling bear

That happened to a friend: he was (and still is) deeply catholic and, as such, against homosexuality, but after the shock of discovering is own son was “gay” he also applied the teachings of charity and heart and learned to live with it.

Since France is a Catholic nation, it may be different there. Here in the USA, gay and lesbian Catholics have an organization–Dignity–and they celebrate Mass together, led by a Roman Catholic priest, also gay.

@johnfoss

Of course that only covers the males. I wonder what percentage of anti-gay activists that is?

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2294/is_2000_March/ai_63993941 says homophobic (hating) women are more authoritarian than loving women.

[GILD]

@johnfoss

Pretty much exactly what I meant as well. What possible other reason could there be to own one of today’s Hummer vehicles?

Good point about the Hummer.
I quite often look at them with a realisation that they are the reason small condoms exist.

@johnfoss

Of course that only covers the males. I wonder what percentage of anti-gay activists that is?

Fascinating question.
I suspect probably surprisingly low.
Women are probably frothing at the mouth about this for a whole bunch of (obvious) reasons.
If they lose their power to withhold sex, well…, …you know…

[wobbling_bear]

@BillyTheMountain

Since France is a Catholic nation, …

you must be kidding … should be “was a Catholic nation” (a long time ago).