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Netherlands: LGBT activist embezzles state funds by faking gay magazine subscriber counts

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Participants slyfalcon26Morgan Ruiz3Andrew Scott76shadowridge14Taylor Cook63Jason Harris5Richard Nelson84William Clark86Andrew Sanchez3Paul Thompson3silverheron91William Turner45nimblelynx7bluecyclist64
slyfalcon26 slyfalcon26 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Oct 2014
#1 ·
First there was that scandal with the LGBT activist rapist in Sweden, and now we’ve got their counterparts over in the Netherlands acting just as reckless. 🤦
Morgan Ruiz3 Morgan Ruiz3 Member
43 messages
joined Jun 2017
#2 ·
It’s pretty obvious that certain people view liberalism and the LGBTQ+ movement as nothing more than a convenient way to milk resources, but those who are actually being exploited just can't seem to wrap their heads around it.
Andrew Scott76 Andrew Scott76 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2014
#3 ·
What kind of massive news is this? I can hardly believe it. Was it really necessary to start an entire thread about this on an American forum?
shadowridge14 shadowridge14 Member
16 messages
joined Oct 2006
#4 ·
A few professional "activists" around here are making a killing off their orientation, especially that one fishy character no decent American, Catholic, or straight guy would want to grab a beer with after half a keg... 🙂
Taylor Cook63 Taylor Cook63 Member
18 messages
joined Dec 2008
#5 ·
I honestly don't get the point of these threads. Is the goal just to drag up some thief or rapist and act like they represent everyone? Seriously, good morning to us, I guess. At the end of the day, what makes gay people different from straight people is just who they prefer to be in bed with. Nobody is out here claiming they’re somehow more honest, smarter, or even better looking than anyone else—though that doesn't mean they're "lesser" people like these posts try to imply. Can we just lock this topic and similar ones down? Maybe just open one giant megathread where a few shady users can try their best to "prove" there's some weird correlation between crime and being gay?

Look, an individual doesn't speak for an entire group; it really is that simple. For that reason, I’m not going to turn around and say gay people are superior just because a few names come to mind—like Tim Cook, Jim Parsons, Ricky Martin, Freddie Mercury, Ellen DeGeneres, Jodie Foster, or Jason Collins... well, some of those are just rumors and they haven't even officially come out, so I won't even waste my breath talking about them here.

It's the same logic as when someone who isn't gay commits a sin; I'm not going to pin that onto their whole population. It never even crosses my mind to do that, regardless of their status or whatever they might be saying in the media.
Jason Harris5 Jason Harris5 Member
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joined Jul 2010
#6 ·
The link between homosexuality and criminal tendencies isn't some new theory—it’s been established for ages. The real issue is how everyone covers it up now; if you even dare to bring it up, they immediately try to brand you a fascist, a bigot, or just a complete moron.
Andrew Scott76 Andrew Scott76 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2014
#7 ·
Jason Harris5 said:The link between homosexuality and criminal tendencies isn't some new theory—it’s been established for ages. The real issue is how everyone covers it up now; if you even dare to bring it up, they immediately try to brand you a fascist, a bigot, or just a complete moron.

What kind of correlation are we actually talking about here? Who exactly established this, and when? Do you have any actual evidence to back up these claims? What are you even suggesting—that gay people are inherently more prone to crime than straight people? What's the basis for that assertion?
Jason Harris5 Jason Harris5 Member
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joined Jul 2010
#8 ·
Andrew Scott76 said:What kind of correlation are we actually talking about here? Who exactly established this, and when? Do you have any actual evidence to back up these claims? What are you even suggesting—that gay people are inherently more prone to crime than straight people? What's the basis for that assertion?

Just think about how things were back when being gay was actually illegal—everyone breaking those laws knew they were committing a crime, but it didn't stop them. So yeah, they were effectively criminals. And once someone starts repeatedly breaking the law like that, they're eventually going to slide into other types of criminal behavior too.
Richard Nelson84 Richard Nelson84 Member
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joined Aug 2013
#9 ·
Jason Harris5 said:Just think about how things were back when being gay was actually illegal—everyone breaking those laws knew they were committing a crime, but it didn't stop them. So yeah, they were effectively criminals. And once someone starts repeatedly breaking the law like that, they're eventually going to slide into other types of criminal behavior too.

So why are most people in prison heterosexual then?
Jason Harris5 Jason Harris5 Member
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joined Jul 2010
#10 ·
Richard Nelson84 said:So why are most people in prison heterosexual then?

Because our laws have gone totally off the rails by being way too soft on homosexuality.
Taylor Cook63 Taylor Cook63 Member
18 messages
joined Dec 2008
#11 ·
Jason Harris5 said:Just think about how things were back when being gay was actually illegal—everyone breaking those laws knew they were committing a crime, but it didn't stop them. So yeah, they were effectively criminals. And once someone starts repeatedly breaking the law like that, they're eventually going to slide into other types of criminal behavior too.

this is pure gold... seriously, top tier stuff. congrats. easily the dumbest thing I've ever had the displeasure of reading in my entire life.

I can die happy now
William Clark86 William Clark86 Member
39 messages
joined Nov 2018
#12 ·
Jason Harris5 said:Just think about how things were back when being gay was actually illegal—everyone breaking those laws knew they were committing a crime, but it didn't stop them. So yeah, they were effectively criminals. And once someone starts repeatedly breaking the law like that, they're eventually going to slide into other types of criminal behavior too.

Brilliant. 🙏 🤣
Andrew Sanchez3 Andrew Sanchez3 Member
38 messages
joined Dec 2013
#13 ·
Taylor Cook63 said:I honestly don't get the point of these threads. Is the goal just to drag up some thief or rapist and act like they represent everyone? Seriously, good morning to us, I guess. At the end of the day, what makes gay people different from straight people is just who they prefer to be in bed with. Nobody is out here claiming they’re somehow more honest, smarter, or even better looking than anyone else—though that doesn't mean they're "lesser" people like these posts try to imply. Can we just lock this topic and similar ones down? Maybe just open one giant megathread where a few shady users can try their best to "prove" there's some weird correlation between crime and being gay?

Look, an individual doesn't speak for an entire group; it really is that simple. For that reason, I’m not going to turn around and say gay people are superior just because a few names come to mind—like Tim Cook, Jim Parsons, Ricky Martin, Freddie Mercury, Ellen DeGeneres, Jodie Foster, or Jason Collins... well, some of those are just rumors and they haven't even officially come out, so I won't even waste my breath talking about them here.

It's the same logic as when someone who isn't gay commits a sin; I'm not going to pin that onto their whole population. It never even crosses my mind to do that, regardless of their status or whatever they might be saying in the media.

One user once condemned every single veteran in America just because one drunk guy caused trouble on a subway train.

Look, I agree that this specific person isn't the spokesperson for all gay people, but let's at least try to apply the same logic across the board...
Jason Harris5 Jason Harris5 Member
24 messages
joined Jul 2010
#14 ·
Taylor Cook63 said:this is pure gold... seriously, top tier stuff. congrats. easily the dumbest thing I've ever had the displeasure of reading in my entire life.

I can die happy now

I'm not complaining. If you need a hand with anything, just shoot me a DM.
Paul Thompson3 Paul Thompson3 Active Member
129 messages
joined Mar 2015
#15 ·
The issue with being a "typical guy" is what happens when your son comes out one day and says, "Hey dad, I'm gay."
What then—do you kill him, or just disown him? Either way, you end up looking like a total coward.
Andrew Scott76 Andrew Scott76 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Oct 2014
#16 ·
Jason Harris5 said:I'm not complaining. If you need a hand with anything, just shoot me a DM.

Actually, you're the one who needs help. Professional help.
silverheron91 silverheron91 Active Member
71 messages
joined Jan 2020
#17 ·
Richard Nelson84 said:So why are most people in prison heterosexual then?


Oh, sure, because they just go ahead and act on those urges whenever they feel like it.
Jason Harris5 Jason Harris5 Member
24 messages
joined Jul 2010
#18 ·
Andrew Scott76 said:Actually, you're the one who needs help. Professional help.

Why? Because I actually have an opinion backed by facts and I'm not terrified to say it out loud?
Jason Harris5 Jason Harris5 Member
24 messages
joined Jul 2010
#19 ·
Paul Thompson3 said:The issue with being a "typical guy" is what happens when your son comes out one day and says, "Hey dad, I'm gay."
What then—do you kill him, or just disown him? Either way, you end up looking like a total coward.

That's just not happening. Honestly, even if I had the misfortune of having a kid with some serious issues, I'm pretty sure they'd have enough sense not to say something like that to my face.
William Turner45 William Turner45 Member
19 messages
joined May 2012
#20 ·
😁

These "what if" types are honestly the absolute worst.

There is zero chance my son grows up to be gay; if anyone's kids are heading that way, it'll be the offspring of these "what if" losers.

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