101flyboy said:
Your entire argument came down to "I don't want this gayness forced on me...
I don't like the idea of having
anything forced on me. Yes, I don't want "gayness" (your word) forced on me, but you can replace the word "gayness" with anything you like - anything at all - and the sentence is still true for me. It doesn't make me anti-gay, it makes me, umm, anti-force (for want of a better word).
101flyboy said:
That entire statement came off as creating distinctions, and setting these no homo boundaries. Like someone who would have an issue with homosexuality.
I don't see what distinctions I "created", though I do see a distinction between straight and gay... are you saying that there isn't one?
Nor do I see how I've set-up no-homo boundaries. To clarify:
If Brokeback Mountain happens to be on the TV one day and I've got nothing better to do then I'll watch it, but I'm not going to run to the DVD store right now and rent it just to prove to people like you that I don't have issues with gay people, and nor should I have to.
If Mass Effect 3 has gay relationships in it (and it looks like it will) that won't stop me buying it, but I should be free to say that my
preference would be to not have Garrus hitting on me. Have you ever seen When Harry Met Sally?