Isn't this how you kiss?

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bhavv wrote:

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GeorgAnatoly wrote:

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If you're referring to my comments specifically I think if you'll go back and read I never said anything negative about two men kissing. I never said they're gross or it's wrong or men shouldn't kiss - I never said anything of the kind and I don't feel that way either.

I said I was shocked by it because I wasn't expecting to see it. It caused and involuntary reaction in the same way you might jump and yelp from a jump scare in a game or movie or that immediate and automatic feeling of adrenaline and fear rush over you if you see a big cat or bear walking near you in the wild.

It doesn't make me homophobic or anti homosexual just makes me human.

But you just admitted you got a feeling of adrenaline and fear from seeing two men kiss, then yes that makes you that word which was used by its exact literal definition.

Its fine to feel that way, nothing you can do about it, but its not fine to express that disgust, even if you were to simply say 'Eeeewwwwww' or 'disgusting', as if provable, you would then have to prove if challenged by law why such things are disgusting, which unless you lived in Russia or a Sharia country you wouldnt get very far with.

Tbh people probably wouldnt lose money over that in the UK, but they would be forced to make a public apology, unless it was some kind of public service in which case full discrimination laws would apply.

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GeorgAnatoly wrote:

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bhavv wrote:

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GeorgAnatoly wrote:

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If you're referring to my comments specifically I think if you'll go back and read I never said anything negative about two men kissing. I never said they're gross or it's wrong or men shouldn't kiss - I never said anything of the kind and I don't feel that way either.

I said I was shocked by it because I wasn't expecting to see it. It caused and involuntary reaction in the same way you might jump and yelp from a jump scare in a game or movie or that immediate and automatic feeling of adrenaline and fear rush over you if you see a big cat or bear walking near you in the wild.

It doesn't make me homophobic or anti homosexual just makes me human.

But you just admitted you got a feeling of adrenaline and fear from seeing two men kiss, then yes that makes you that word which was used by its exact literal definition.

Its fine to feel that way, nothing you can do about it, but its not fine to express that disgust, even if you were to simply say 'Eeeewwwwww' or 'disgusting', as if provable, you would then have to prove if challenged by law why such things are disgusting, which unless you lived in Russia or a Sharia country you wouldnt get very far with.

Tbh people probably wouldnt lose money over that in the UK, but they would be forced to make a public apology, unless it was some kind of public service in which case full discrimination laws would apply.

It's not disgust, I don't care if they kiss as I've said, it's shock in seeing something I wasn't expecting.

I love it, you're putting words in my mouth and attacking me for it. +1

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GeorgAnatoly wrote:

It's an interesting question, 'Why are you shocked?'.


If I were standing in line at McDonald's for example and two younger women standing in front of me started kissing I'd feel shocked and a little uncomfortable. Doesn't mean I'd dislike them or be disgusted by it.

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Santorum's virgin eyes have been tarnished by sin — as a protest against the Republican presidential candidate's vehemently anti-gay policies, two men got the attention of the crowd at an Illinois rally and kissed each other. Guards removed the men from the gym as the crowd chanted "U-S-A." Because nothing is more American than repression.