So, that raises an interesting question. Could a temporary state of Homosexuality be achieved by hanging around homosexuals? I admit that I have plenty of bisexual friends (and before you ask, yes both sexes (pervs) )
One night I went to Club 181 with one of my afore mentioned friends (one of the local Gay Bars). By the time the night was done, I had been hit on by 3 guys, all of which knew I was hetro, one of them a 6 foot black man in a dress, and I didn't really care. It might have been the alcohol, I'm not sure.
But that in turn raises the question, "Are you responsible for your actions while drunk. Now, my understanding of the legal viewpoint of this is thus, I sleep with a drunk chick, I get charged with rape. But if I am drunk and I rape a chick, I still get charged. So there seems to be a double standard there that doesn’t not clarify the issue.
Note: I bet you it would NEVER work the other way around. Men are so discriminated against by lousy sexist feminist sows. I feel that feminism is only an attempt to make an excuse for girls to be ugly bitches and get away with yelling at every guy they run into.
I actually want to kill a person on the school board, for they are trying to teach that FEMINISM is a major philosophy. WTF!!! Feminism is shit. And while shit is something that is needed by the agricultural business, I don't want to be bringing sheep into my school or other public places.
Sheep should only be used in privet homes and so forth. I also feel that Bestiality is too easily rape in itself. While most animals can and will tell you if they want to mate, it becomes a means for the human gratification only. Which is bad. Zoophilia on the other hand , is ok. For it is only thought, and thoughts are fluid.
Same with the morality of speech. I find it funny that words are considered to be evil. I can understand if there is negative connotations attached to the word, but in the end, its just a word. I remember having this conversation with two of my friends. One of them was Tailsteak, and the other shall be called Vash (I have a reason for that). We three had just finished watching all five of Quentin Tarantino’s films. (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp fiction, Jackie Brown and Kill Bill), and I brought up the fact that the word nigger appeared over 30 times in JB. TK and I started to talk about the political correctness of the word over the freedom of art, when Vas suddenly told us to stop using that word. We teased him about it for a while, but he threatened to leave if we didn't stop. Now one of the things I jibbed him with was the George Carlin test.
Me: Piss... (pause) Shit...(pause) Fuck...(pause) Cunt... (pause)... Cocksucker... (pause) Nigger...
Vash: DON'T SAY THAT!!!
Now, I respect every person I meet until they give me reason to do otherwise. But still, it's stupid to have that much of a reaction to a simple word. Kinda like killing a fly with a machine gun.
I find it amusing that no matter how you arm yourself, you can never hurt a fly. You either miss or you kill it. I did steal that joke. Came from the guy who made WDTSF.com, though it's shut down. I feel that information should be free and that the internet should always be an overall anarchy. Thus I tend to hate those who would censor the internet. For in he end, they are looking for power. I also hate those who abuse that freedom, for they are jackasses.
I so fucking hate that show. No brain matter put into it at all. I remember watching a clip where a guy broke his tailbone, and when the X-Ray came in they were laughing at the silhouette of his penis. Fucking morons.
I also shouldn't hate. While I don't agree with there chosen path, I must respect there poor choice. Or else someone will press there views on me and I will be deemed a hypocrite. Why is that such an offensive word? I call someone it (rightfully so) and they blow up, like it is a bigger insult then "yo' Mama". WHo the fuck came up with those insutls anyway. More braindead dribble if you ask me. Speaking of which, I need to stop before I begin to ramble... too late.
Do I get a shot at that award now?
_________________ A man said to the Universe, "Sir, I exist!" "However," replied the Universe, "the fact has not created in me a sense of obligation."
- Stephen Crane
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