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Ben if Jim had voiced this opinion would you uphold his right to voice it?
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Ooooh if a black guy gives his opinions on gays, people make ridiculous comparisons with racism and homophobia. Typical.
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You can't MAKE someone think otherwise, it doesn't happen. In an ideal world we are all okay with it but it doesn't happen and sometimes you have to respect that. |
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If Liz had said this the people saying it's just his belief would be saying completely different things, I'm sure.
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Channel 5 are probably ecstatic that he said it because of the attention it will bring the show but the warning is clearly just them being seen to disapprove to cover themselves.
His opinion is wrong and offensive and just shows him to be an extremely stupid probably religious American but at the end of the day it's his opinion and it's his right to have it.:shrug: |
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I'm hope Luisa does not go :(
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He's perfectly entitled to his opinion (even though it's disgusting and indisputably wrong), but to air it on a national TV show in the UK which is certainly more tolerant than the US when it comes to gay rights is just moronic. Luisa told him to shut up and for his sake he should have listened. If you're going to talk like that on a television show then yes of course you're going to be spoken to. And if I remember the conversation correctly they didn't actually issue him a formal warning, just merely reminded him that what he was saying is potentially offensive to viewers. Correct me if I'm wrong on that though.
This is what religious delusion does to people though, it's sad |
OMG enter the morality police. There will be tears before bedtime.
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He is allowed a religious view. What was offensive was saying 'they' can be fixed.
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Also, I think everyone's forgetting that Luisa herself is bisexual so it's also worth wondering whether or not he knew this. Then it's a whole other matter in itself that Channel 5 have probably chose to edit out to save themselves.
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Some gay people are just so scared that they fit the typical stereotype of being a 'queen', 'queer', 'fag', etc. that they feel the need to 'defend' homophobic actions.
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