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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
Paul Thompson3 Paul Thompson3 Active Member
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joined Mar 2015
#41 ·
William Turner45 said:Someone like you isn't even capable of having an intelligent debate; you just circle back to the same tired clichés over and over.
Even when you try to sound like you're making sense, it’s either just a mindless list of nothing or something you clearly just skimmed off some random website.

I'll let you in on a little secret: you've seriously overestimated yourself.

Haha, you’re clearly obsessed with me, aren’t you?
William Turner45, this is an internet forum—it’s the one place where it's even harder than in real life to truly know the person behind the screen, their sincerity, or their motives.
Did I get under your skin? Do you hate me?
I know you probably wish you had my brain—plenty of people have wanted my traits. It’s made me unpopular with some who wanted to see me fail, and we both know why. Others have genuinely liked me, and I've felt both the admiration and the contempt firsthand.
Have you ever felt like you could have everything, but because of... well, you don't have anything? I have. That feeling is strong enough to drive someone crazy—to make them act completely out of character.
It’s enough to make a person wander the streets with an expression so hollow it'll break your heart—if you actually have empathy.
Since we’re sharing secrets, I’ll give you one: I don't always value myself much, and sometimes life feels like a grind.
Look at everyone on these forums—most people have famous platitudes, quotes, or "expert" opinions in their signatures. Not me. I just have my own mess. And that little bit of mess is plenty, friend. I am who I am.
So, you can't stand originals, huh, William Turner45?
Truthfully, I'm just a nobody in the grand scheme, and eventually, I won't even be here—so there's really no need to view me as something worth getting worked up about.
If you're a decent person in the real world, I wish you all the things that make life worth living.

See how Average and I had a civil chat and went our separate ways? We could do the same.
nimblelynx7 nimblelynx7 Regular
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#42 ·
Andrew Sanchez3 said: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...

By that same logic, not all Americans are homophobes, thugs, or whatever else people call us just because a handful of guys threw rocks at a Pride parade. It’s pathetic when people flip the script like that.
bluecyclist64 bluecyclist64 Regular
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#43 ·
slyfalcon26 said: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. 🤦

Brilliant. 👏

Just more hate speech straight from the workshop of one of those increasingly common neo-Nazi outlets.

Welcome to a democracy where everyone has the right to persecute and lynch anyone they please.

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.

And how else would you label them? There isn't really any other way to put it.

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.

🙏

Andrew Sanchez3 said: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...

What criteria? Is the right to be an idiot now considered a fundamental human freedom?

Andrew Scott76 said:Actually, you're the one who needs help. Professional help.

If you ask me, he just needs someone different, but he hasn't quite found the strength to admit that to himself yet. 😒

Jason Harris5 said:Why? Because I actually have an opinion backed by facts and I'm not terrified to say it out loud?

You certainly have some nerve!
You finally opened up a profile just to spread hate toward the LGBTQ+ community.

It reminds me of those skinheads who cower at the back of a subway car, trembling in fear until they see a group of about ten of them together—only then do they feel brave enough to jump out and harass some defenseless passerby.

Jason Harris5 said: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.

Perhaps he would have the sense, or perhaps the urge to humiliate you would simply win out.
Because it’s a heavy burden, having a father you feel compelled to be ashamed of.

William Turner45 said:😁

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.

I agree; there is a much higher probability of a child being conceived if the father is actually out there living his life...

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