1.)you choose to remain anonymous over the internet
2.)you say it’s “unpleasant” talk to me, but choose to honor my coversation with a rather Lengthy response.
3.) you’re talking about being marched off to a gas chamber.

Now I could go on, but I think you’ve been through too much. I’m sorry that you hold on to the fact that you grew up in a “Horrible place” but you need to move on with the progressive excellence of your own life. You have the opportunity to make a better way NOW!

Homosexuality defies the logic and balance of human nature. It is not my place to judge anyone, like you continously seem to do. please Stop trying to put me or anyone else in a box. The balance we place in faith has tangible order, The contingincies life do not. Don’t hold on to fallacy or you will always fail! The only common enemy of humanity is failure to execute wisdom and operate in the progressiveness of authentic purpose

You are like them. For how could you know that homosexuality is a “lifestyle choice,” like any other? You can’t, of course. Unless you are a homosexual. It is an article of faith, not a fact. I called you 3 (bad?) names (I wasn’t aware that “African-American” was considered a bad name). You smilingly condemn roughly one out of 10 human beings. You suffer so much at the hands of the immoral name-calling minority.

Those same people in the horrible place where I grew up agreed with you that homosexuality was bad, immoral and an offensive aberration, and thus a source of fear and a target for condemnation. From the age of 5 onward, I bore the taunts, punches, kicks and smacks to prove it. There was an incident with a small pocket knife once; I had to hide my wound, lest my parents find out they had a sissy for a boy. Home life is always such a warm and loving experience for homosexual children.

You may excuse yourself by claiming you do not promote bullying or violence. But you do, in the same way Roland Martin does, insidiously, and cloaked in self-righteousness. And you do judge. To say that homosexuality is wrong is a judgment.

Unlike the tribes with which you identify (Christians, African-Americans, homophobes, women with bad hair), homosexuals are a mostly peaceful bunch. In the short run, that’s good for haters like you. Keep on hating. In the long run, I fear, it means our common enemy will win, and we will be marched off together to the gas chambers.

If it comes to that–thanks largely to the enlightenment you have provided in the debate over Roland Martin’s hate and lies–I will not hold your hand. It is not “nice to interact with you.” It is, typically, unpleasant.

Plainly speaking, Gay is not a healthy or proverbial way of life. You know it and I know it. So this issue should not have a any influence in American media AT ALL! but I’m not here to judge anyone. Not in one sentence in this article is it mentioned that judging, bullying, or name calling anyone is ok. but YOU called me 3 names within the first sentence of your statement. So please take a look in the mirror before you put your shame on me.

Do you think if the Tweeter had been, say, tossing out “jokes” using the N-word, you’d hold the same view?

The hypocricy of Roland Martin’s position, in particular, is that not even a month ago, he was going on and on about Newt Gingrich’s racist “coded language,” insisting that “janitor” meant black man and “food stamp nation” meant black folk on welfare. I happen to agree with Martin on that. But then, when he’s called on the carpet for–jokingly–telling followers to “smack the ish” out of any man “hyped” by a male underwear ad, he cries foul. I’m sorry. Anyone so sensitive to the harm even seemingly innocuous language can do certainly knows what he is saying when he laughingly reinforces the tendency among sexually threatened men to brutalize homosexuals. Shame on you.