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Posted by: Kookaburra

Gay Rhetoric Turns Vitriolic
by Terry Phillips, correspondent

Homosexual activists and their supporters are becoming more strident as they try to sell gay "marriage" to America.

Supporters of homosexual "marriage" have ramped up the rhetoric in recent weeks, launching very personal attacks against those who stand for traditional marriage.

Lesbian icon Rosie O'Donnell, for instance, called President Bush's support of a marriage amendment "shocking" and "immoral." In Minnesota and Maine, politicians went on tirades against gay "marriage" opponents.

Michael Heath, executive director of the Christian Civic League, is still outraged that the governor's press secretary described his group as "a collection of cuckoo clocks."

In Minnesota, where Sen. Mark Dayton, D-Minn., accused Christians of "spewing hate," Minneapolis Pastor Tom Brock can't forget the senator's characterization of those who support the Federal Marriage Amendment.

"He went on to say that the forces of bigotry and hatred will win, if this amendment wins," Brock said.

Despite these attacks, there's been little reaction in the mainstream media, other than a call for "civility" from a Minnesota newspaper. Heath and Brock said such language gets a pass from the media because it comes from the supposedly tolerant left.

"If the shoe (was) on the other foot, and I (was) calling homosexuals 'cuckoo clocks,' " Heath said, "the response would be incredibly vicious."

Added Brock: "If someone on the conservative (side) were to call their opponents hate filled, bigots, etc., it would be spread all over the newspaper as mean-spirited."

Tom Pritchard, executive director of the Minnesota Family Council, said there may be a hidden message in the vitriol of gay-"marriage" backers.

"Vitriolic language, name calling, if you will, that sometimes happens when you don't have a good argument," he explained. "(When) you've got a weak case."

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Posted by: chelktty

Gee, people find it offensive when gays and gay rights advocates think that a CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT DENYING GAYS EQUAL RIGHTS is a form of bigotry. Hmmm, I wonder why they might see it like that.

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Posted by: mystic

Why do they insist on name calling?

Supporters of homosexual "marriage" have ramped up the rhetoric in recent weeks, launching very personal attacks against those who stand for traditional marriage.

how about that those for "traditional" marriage launch personal attacks against those in support of gay marriage?

Is this thread for real?

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Posted by: gaboman

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cruiser, Cadbury's canal engineer, cakeboy, cake-eater, calamite, camp, cannibal, capon, cat, catamite, catcher, cha-cha queen, charlie, charlotte ann, cheerful, chemise-lifter, chichi, chicken, chicken hawk, chocky jockey, chocolate runway pirate, chocolate speedway rider, chocolate starfish poker, chuff adder, chuff chum, church mouse, chubby-chaser, chutney-farmer, chutney-ferret, cissy, clacker-smacker, clear, clone, cloven hoofter, closet queen, **********, cocoa-shunter, colon choker, cork soaker, cornholer, counterjumper, crapper-tapper, cream puff, cuil鏮, culero, daffodil, daisy, daisy duck, dandy, dash, date-puncher, deviate, dick-sucker, dick-smoker, dicky-licker, dinner masher, dirt highway cowboy, dirt-tamper, double-barrelled ghee, doughnut-puncher, drag queen, ducky, dung-puncher, dyna, eerquay, effie, ephebophile, ethel, eye doctor, faddle, faerie, ***, ******, fagola, fairy, family, fancy man, fantail, faygele, feigele, fembo, femme, finocchio, flamer, flip, flit, flower, fluff, folle, foop, freak, freckle-puncher, frit, frocio, friend of Dorothy, fruit, fruitcake, fruiter, fruit-fly, fruit for monkeys, fruit loop, fruit-plate, ****boy, fudgepacker, funny man, gal-boy, ganymede, gay, gay boy, gay caballero, gayola, gear, gentleman of the back room, gentlemiss, gina la salsa, ginger, girl-boy, gladys, goat blower, gobbler, goluboy, gonsel, Greek, green and yellow fellow, gussie, gut butcher, gut ****er, gut scraper, gut stuffer, hemorroid hitman, hairy fairy, hairy Mary, handbag boy, hasie, happy, haricot, hawk, hen, hen-hussy, Hershey, hesexual, hesh, himmer, hip-hitter, hitchhiker on the Hershey highway, hock, hole-filler, hole-puncher, Hollywood hustler, homo, homogene, homophile, homosexual, hoop-stretcher, horse's hoof, huckle, hula-raider, hundert-funf-und-siebziger, in-between, indorser, inspector of manholes, intersexualist, invert, Irish by birth but Greek by injection, iron, iron hoof, isophyl, jam duff, jessie, Jesuit, jobby-jouster, 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Oscar, pansy, pantyman, pantywaist, pato, peanut buffer, peanut-packer, peanut popper, p嶮ale, pederast, perv, pervert, peter-puffer, piccolo player, pickle kisser, pile-driver, pillow-biter, pilot of the chocolate runway, pineapple, pink-pants, pipe-cleaner, pipe smoker, pitcher, pirujo, pixie, poggler, pole-climber, pole-pleaser, pole-smoker, ponce, poof, poofdah, poofta, poofter, poojabber, poo percolator, poo-puncher, poo-pusher, poo-stabber, poop pipe plunger, pork-and-bean, pouf, powder puff, princess, pretty-boy, prune-pusher, puff, punk, pure silk, pussyboy, putty pusher, quean, queen, queenie, queer, quiff, quince, rabbit, reamer, rear admiral, rear seat gunner, receiver, rectum ranger, rectum wrangler, rice queen, rimadonna, ring master, ring pirate, ring raider, ring-snatcher, ripe fruit, royalty, rump ranger, sarasa, sausage-jockey, sausage smuggler, scatman, schwuchtel, screaming queen, semen demon, sexual outlaw, shandy, sheena, sheep-herder, shim, shirt-lifter, 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woofter, wooly woofter, woman, woman-man, wonk <and this doesn't include the carpet-munchers>


But how dare anyone call me a cuckoo clock!

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Posted by: chelktty

LMAO Gabo!

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Posted by: mystic

*Doubles over in laughter* and then....ROTFLMAO

Too funny Gab!!

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Posted by: chodder

I have never heard of some of those. All the ones I do know are on there. So whoever made that list did a good job

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Posted by: Lawless

LMAO Thanks Grant....

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Posted by: outsider

wonk, I've never heard that one. It remonds me of the comic book action sounds. POW! ZOOM! WONK!

Great post Gabo.

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Posted by: Lawless

Hey wait... why doesn't that include carpet-munchers? You know... I take offense to that, Grant. After all, Cartman tried it, for hours, but it didn't work for him!

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Posted by: chodder

Hmm. Cartman? I don't watch South Park, but what I have seen from that show I am guessing he sat there eating a carpet. What a bazaar show

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Posted by: gaboman

no, he was licking the carpet

But later in the show he was munching on a cardboard box...

I'd never heard WONK either... A few I'd never heard...

Like what's a boigl?

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Posted by: outsider

Hmmm... my best guess would be a Boy/Girl. boi-g(ir)l

Just a thought. It sounds jewish, very close to bagel.

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Posted by: chodder

A waffle ? Makes no sense... am I missing something here

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Posted by: Lawless

You're not the only one, chodder. I mean, "Horse's Hoof"

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Posted by: chodder

I don't even want to know that one ... I'm scared actually...

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Posted by: outsider

quote:
chodder said this in post #14 :
A waffle ? Makes no sense... am I missing something here



"What every gay man eats for breakfast."
-----Brought to you by Kelloggs

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Posted by: outsider

These I don't get;

Clear, Iron, Jesuit, So.

I can't even imagine the meanings of those.

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Posted by: chodder

I retract my statement I said earlier about how good this was. After taking a real close look at some these they just do not make sense. It’s almost like somebody needed to compile a list but ran out of names. So then just started making things up to make up for left open space.

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Posted by: outsider

Well chodder, most of them make a lot of sense. Maybe you have to be gay to see the context they are used in. It also helps if you know something about other cultures. There are a lot of english (UK) terms in there, french, spanish. And some slang that has not been used since the early 70's.

Some of them you have to use in a sentence. Like "one". Oh, He's ONE.
Anything that sounds feminine gets used a lot.

Hmmm... this suddenly feels like a diversity training I once attended.

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Posted by: gaboman

horse's hoof makes sense... How do I put this eloquently? ... What do horses always step in?

But yeah, like outsider said, I think the list had a few old ones, and a few foreign ones...

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Posted by: jrkiv

That's a great list of names ... how many of them have been used by public officials in the context of this debate? The point of this thread is to show a double standard in the public rhetoric each side employs in this issue. Find me a quote where a an official calls pro gay marriage activists "carpetmunchers" and isn't lynched for it and i'll consider it a good rebuttal to the thread topic.

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Posted by: outsider

jrkiv, we get a bit off topic sometimes. The point of posting the names, and then discussing it, is just our way of weaving through a thread. We tend to discuss more than debate.

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Posted by: Dekka00

"cuil鏮"

look foreign to me.

unless my Kindergarten teacher left out a few letters....

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Posted by: gaboman

Here's a words that have been associated and used by politicians for Homosexuals during this depate:

Unnatural

I think basically calling someone not human is a little worse than anything else that can be thrown around. What the heck does this article prove? How anyone will reach for any miniscule, petty reason to condemn gays?

Point taken.

My initial point with the list of names is that gays have put up with such names for the longest time, and the government wont do anything to disuade such name-calling at all. Rather they'll just lay it on thicker, denying them one of the most basic rights given to us, saying that they're unnatural, hence not allowed the same right as the real human-beings. Now that's an insult if ever I saw one.

Pft... Double standards indeed.

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Posted by: outsider

I have to completely agree with you Gaboman. There is nothing worse than saying someone else is not human. No matter who you are, where you're from, what you look like, we are are all human.

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I have heard quite a few of those but some where just weird!!!!!! Culero is what I have heard often...........

thanks Gaboman for the laughs................

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Posted by: Nymphadora

Right on Gaboman. And about it being unnatural. "The only unnatural sex it to have none at all. The rest is a matter of opportunity and preference."

Yeah Unnatural, I'd say that's a lot worse than being called a cuckoo clock.

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