jaisee
Well-Known Member
If you really think homosexuality stops in the bedroom. you haven't been paying attention. It is a movement, it is political, It has permeated largely into mainstream society and the education system. Regardless if that's a good thing or bad thing to anyone, if it actually stopped in the bedroom, l think some people likely wouldn't care as much.
Fair point, and I think it's cause and effect. The first tool of any persecuted people is to put their movement in your face and say "I'm here, I'm not ashamed of who I am, and I'm not going anywhere". Gay pride is a lot like the black pride movement in that regard. In fact, I take the position that it would have actually stopped in the bedroom long ago if people hadn't cared so much.
I do want to be clear though, I only mean the "in their bedroom" thing with strict regard to sexual relations and that statement is more to prove a point. If gay people had to leave their love for one another at home, they are not being treated as equals. By all means, they deserve to be afforded the same freedoms as everybody else.