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A Place Somewhere wrote:

Hello I'm back

Hey! How you doing?

The free romanians wrote:

Amogus x morbius

its ventin time

Petea wrote:

Hey! How you doing?

I'm good. You?

The free romanians wrote:

No
Its almost heaven!

It's almost morbin' time.

The Front Range wrote:

West Virginia?

Blue Ridge Mountains,
Shenandoah River…

(my mom always sings this song)

New fortisbellator wrote:

Blue Ridge Mountains,
Shenandoah River…

(my mom always sings this song)

Good song
Shame on 76 tho

The free romanians wrote:

Good song
Shame on 76 tho

It’s not that bad, though New Vegas will always have a special place in my heart

Orcuo wrote:

Ok what about anti-Christian, what if I don’t like Christians?
Also I would like to point out something:
Being homophobic means, ‘having or showing a dislike of or prejudice against gay people.’ And you said that why hold on into a belief that hurts people.
So by that logic, simply disliking a gay person is hurting them… doesn’t make much sense

Why dislike them, or have a prejudice against them? It stems from somewhere.

And hate, or dislike carries different connotations depending on who it is directed at. Hate, or dislike, in some instances, is bad, but they may have a different "weight", or feeling. Hatred, or discontent, of marginalized, minority, often discriminated groups is going to have a harder impact than a similar hatred on the opposite of that. Yes, it may change from person to person, but as a whole, it's different.

Orcuo wrote:

Ok what about anti-Christian, what if I don’t like Christians?
Also I would like to point out something:
Being homophobic means, ‘having or showing a dislike of or prejudice against gay people.’ And you said that why hold on into a belief that hurts people.
So by that logic, simply disliking a gay person is hurting them… doesn’t make much sense

Thereʻs a difference between being Christian, being non-Christian, and being anti-Christian. Additionally, Christians are not a minority in the US.

No oneʻs telling you to be LGBT, but by taking a specifically anti-LGBT stance youʻve communicated a that, not only are you not LGBT, but that you also support the disenfranchisement of this social and institutional minority.

A Place Somewhere wrote:

That's good. I'm doing elections right now
https://strawpoll.com/polls/ajnENlGpMgW

Voted!

British Bharat wrote:

And there is not a lot of LGBTQIA+ people in the world, it's growing, but it still is seen as a disgusting minority by some

That is true.

Vrigny wrote:

Alright, it's Vrigny quiz time!

https://forms.gle/SWCigU1Q9dk26Fo38

Ay, 13/29!

I live in a Damnarchy

Evinea wrote:

Why dislike them, or have a prejudice against them? It stems from somewhere.

And hate, or dislike carries different connotations depending on who it is directed at. Hate, or dislike, in some instances, is bad, but they may have a different "weight", or feeling. Hatred, or discontent, of marginalized, minority, often discriminated groups is going to have a harder impact than a similar hatred on the opposite of that. Yes, it may change from person to person, but as a whole, it's different.

For me it’s just a Moral standpoint