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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: St Paul's Bay, Malta
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Get it? Got it? Good!
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: St Paul's Bay, Malta
Posts: 6,313
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Originally Posted by JellyFantastic
I agree.
It's ridiculous that some people expect nobody to be offended, it's even worse when someone says "I'm gay and I'm not offended so it's not offensive". Hey, good for you, but some people are offended and are entitled to feel that way.
I'm not one of those who gets offended by every little comment, honestly they piss me off too. I'm not even big into gay culture, I don't surround myself with it, etc, it's not a defining aspect of my personality. But, if someone is going to compare homosexuality to a handicap or an illness, OF COURSE it's going to be hurtful to some. What's so hard to understand about that? On top of that, it's factually incorrect. You don't treat it, you don't cure it. He even pulled his face when Luisa said being gay is normal and said "That ain't normal!". How is any of this supposed to be totally non-hurtful?
If someone told him that him being black is akin to an illness and he should sort it out, there would be hell to pay among the viewers. How is this so different?
I don't think he should be vilified or anything, but people are perfectly entitled to stand up and say "I find what he said offensive".
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