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Posted: Saturday, August 28, 2010 9:31 pm | Updated: 10:55 am, Sun Oct 24, 2010.

To the editor:

    The other day I saw a couple walk across the street holding hands. As they reached the opposite end of the intersection they began kissing and I began to laugh. The kiss was a tad extravagant, but seemed to hold a more prominent message: that being a homosexual is becoming less of a “closeted” thing and more of something to be proud of, especially in this valley. And yes, the couple were lesbians.

    While I was laughing I had to wonder, how were the people in other cars witnessing this? I hope they smiled as I did, because sometimes we all need to witness a good dose of what makes this planet go round — love.

Chan Dodge

Logan

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89 comments:

  • verlo posted at 10:20 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    verlo Posts: 120

    Mantits, that sounds like you're describing bo.

     
  • advoc8 posted at 10:18 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Oh, so you know about the late NOW feminist Andrea Dworkin who supported all this crap aganda and claimed that all hetero sex was rape - ALL! and so much more... Most of the big NOW femi-Nazis were abused by their mothers yet they hate fathers and swear to destroy them and hetero families to rid the face of the planet of what they call "the male scourge" or "male evilness..."

    These hate group overt supremacists (NOW - mother of gay/lesbian supremacy marriage too) base their whole agenda (including domestic violence(DV) and destroying hetero marriage and families) on their lie that men oppress women and commit most DV (ask real women, who'll tell you different) and that DV is solely a hetero family activity. First women commit most DV against children and ALSO against all partners (dating, live in, hetero marriage and their highest DV is in lesbian couples).

    Since studies show gay and lesbian couples are most violent, shouldn't we listen to NOW's advice that violent partnerships yield the WORST EVER POSSIBLE environments for raising children?

    http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/roberts/100830

    There's your non-religious answer to your supremacist pet project.

    Yes, Ferrous Cranus (supremacist hate-group libs) cannot be moved.

    Don't get me wrong, I LOVE LIBS, when they're telling the truth - same goes for alcoholics.

    Liberals owned!

     
  • manboob posted at 9:30 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    manboob Posts: 511


    Ferrous Cranus is utterly impervious to reason, persuasion and new ideas, and when engaged in battle he will not yield an inch in his position regardless of its hopelessness. Though his thrusts are decisively repulsed, his arguments crushed in every detail and his defenses demolished beyond repair he will remount the same attack again and again with only the slightest variation in tactics. Sometimes out of pure frustration Philosopher will try to explain to him the failed logistics of his situation, or Therapist will attempt to penetrate the psychological origins of his obduracy, but, ever unfathomable, Ferrous Cranus cannot be moved.


     
  • Mike_M posted at 7:23 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    Mike_M Posts: 692

    email, if you don't mind, I think I'll just shoot myself.

     
  • US Patriot posted at 5:26 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    US Patriot Posts: 1079

    [thumbdown] [scared] Talking of ugly mo fo's, check out today's headlines. Video:
    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/obama-adm-uses-child-indoctrinating-socialist-to-promote-illegals-pay-program/ [thumbdown] [scared]

     
  • Cliquue posted at 4:05 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    Advoc8,
    Hitlery, Nazi Pelosi, Andrea "KKK-NOW" Dworkin ROTFLMAO!!!
    The three ugly omigo's.
    Not so off topic .......birds of a feather flock together.

     
  • Cliquue posted at 3:57 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    In Katrina vanden Heuvel’s world,The Marxist Van Jones is mainstream.

     
  • advoc8 posted at 1:07 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    email,

    I'd choose Sarah or Ann any day, even if they were uglier than Hitlery, Nazi Pelosi and Andrea "KKK-NOW" Dworkin combined...

    Oh, off topic there...

     
  • advoc8 posted at 1:03 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Patfromlogan,

    But, Hopi and Hawaiian gays are not joined up with NOW's hostile agenda to knock down society etc... BIG difference there.

    Also, curious, when there is a bully and his/her victim on the playground it must be equally the fault of both since they are both extremes, so (as some actually DO believe) meeting halfway is best (equal blame and punishment for both bully and victim) - there is no right or wrong side...

    When there is truth and lies then the meeting in the middle must be right since THAT is neither extreme? and they are both pretty extreme as you can get.

    Compromising with liars and bullies, just to be "fair" is a losing proposition.

    When there is right and wrong, compromising half way with wrong liberals isn't right at all.

    Half a lib lies is still a lie.

    Half of liberal projection is still projection.

    Half of lib wrong is still wrong.

    Having half your money stollen by libs is still theft and pillage.

    Half of lib totalitarianism is still pretty darned bad.

    Having half your freedom is still slavery.

    Giving into half of NOW's & KKKAPSA's supremacist, liberal, hate-group, Marxist, femi-Nazi, destruction agenda is still just that.

    It isn't really too surprising WHICH side wants you to meet them halfway. They are more than happy to rob, rape, pillage and control you "ONLY HALFWAY" than have none of that totalitarian opportunity.

    logan, (psst, that was LIBERALS supporting the KKK back then and the neo-femi-Nazis still, NOT conservatives - projection is bad for you mind...)

     
  • userid posted at 12:48 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    userid Posts: 345

    How about that smug shrew, Katrina vanden Heuvel?

     
  • AmericanPatriot posted at 12:14 pm on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    AmericanPatriot Posts: 159

    GO Pile GO!

    Looks like you needed a nap before you used your mommys computer to respond to my questions.
    A simple yes or no would have sufficed.
    Hope you haven't been wandering around with your pants pulled up to your chest since Monday.
    Calling me "Dude" is a stupid assumption on your part.
    Getting your leg humped would be the first time you've had sex-with a human.
    So. According to you, your newfound position is that it's okay for people of the same sex to kiss in public on a street corner but not at a USU Basketball game?
    USU Basketball games are "big family-oriented sports event(s)"? "If the folks of this good ol' community..." Again, have someone read your crap-not family or friends-before you post it so you don't look so stupid.
    Perfect example: "I know of no decent gay folks that would do that (They have more respect than that)."
    You're an expert on "gay folks" too? Oh, that's right. You are a fan of that "classic" TV show you like.
    Sock puppets don't count as friends.
    Chihuahuas don't get to run with the big dogs. They're just a tasty snack.
    Get out of the way! You're takin' up space!

     
  • US Patriot posted at 11:37 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    US Patriot Posts: 1079


    Part 3-4
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWfO_QTdB_k
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucHzoQrAtzo
    [scared]

     
  • lavadude posted at 11:33 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    lavadude Posts: 392

    Can't help but wonder if 10 years from now, we'll see other extreme behaviorism- perhaps people walking around in the nude claiming it's their 'right' to do so. Maybe something even more extreme which I'll not state in here.

    But my point is, you have to wonder if it's all in their desire for attention, and disguised under the theme of 'people's rights' and 'liberty'.

    Free entertainment, I suppose.

     
  • US Patriot posted at 11:18 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    US Patriot Posts: 1079

    Part 2- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyMPvksPrq8[beam]

     
  • US Patriot posted at 11:12 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    US Patriot Posts: 1079

    If you like that Logan, you'll get a uplifting raise from this! I did![beam]

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jKGkrWLdic

     
  • Logan posted at 10:19 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    Logan Posts: 455

    Yeah, that's what I was doing - trying to prevent the truth from coming out. That must have been my motivation.

    Actually, advoc8's posts remind me of the rants by members of the KKK in some of the movies that portray the South about 50-60 years ago.

     
  • US Patriot posted at 10:04 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    US Patriot Posts: 1079

    There Logan goes trying to stop Advoc8 from telling the truth.

     
  • rlogan posted at 8:02 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    rlogan Posts: 2

    patfromlogan: Watson's experiment with Little Albert provides additional support to your claim that our emotional responses are learned and not "natural"

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxKfpKQzow8

     
  • Logan posted at 7:42 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    Logan Posts: 455

    advoc8 ~ calm down, guy. I'm afraid you're going to have a heart attack.

     
  • patfromlogan posted at 7:12 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    patfromlogan Posts: 41

    From: http://redwing.hutman.net/~mreed/warriorshtm/bong.htm

    An interesting and accurate portrayal of internet "warriors." A good read and it will familiarize one to the typical types of internet writers. The oft repeated 'you liberals' bring this one type below to mind.

    IDEOLOGUE:
    The most common variants of Ideologue are conservative and liberal. Smug and self satisfied in their certitudes, Ideologue's opinions are merely a loose collection of intellectual conceits, and he is genuinely astonished, bewildered and and indignant that his views are not universally embraced as the Truth. He regards the opposing point of view as a form of cognitive dissonance whose only cure is relentless propagandizing and browbeating. The conservative iteration of Ideologue parades himself as a logical, clear thinker, while the liberal version trumpets his higher level of mental, spiritual and social awareness. Troglodyte is the natural ally of conservative Ideologue, and for liberal Ideologue it is Weenie. Ideologue is a fierce, but very predictable Warrior..

    Oh, and I did catch a mention of "natural" repulsion that people feel to gays. Nope, it's cultural and learned. For instance the native American Hopi or the Hawaiians; in those cultures gays are not seen as disgusting, weird, and at least in the Hopi, are often used as mediators, being seen as ones who understands male and females issues more than straights. Though I must add, Hawaiians and Hopi that have been influenced by Christianity and or Western culture can be as prejudiced as anyone.

     
  • advoc8 posted at 1:38 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Danger, fatkid,

    That's exactly right, NOW & allies are nasty-hostile toward respecting others' equality. They're supremacist at its worst - their way or the highway - summary justice of "guilty till proven innocent," IF you're not one of their special group...

    Once again - tolerance for that which aims to destroy you and all society??? (in their own words and goals) That is in no way mutual tolerance or mutual anything and never has been with NOW & allies: hate & abuse-incorporated.

     
  • dangerhighvoltage posted at 12:31 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    dangerhighvoltage Posts: 161

    Who said anything about Mormon? Besides you, of course?

     
  • fatkid posted at 12:14 am on Wed, Sep 1, 2010.

    fatkid Posts: 208

    danger -- thanks for clarifying. I agree that gays/lesbians can be like that. (I disagree that the whole community is like that, however). This is certainly an area for improvement, but is not limited to the gay community.

    Mormons can be the same way. Change some words around in your statement to see the comparison: "There are people out there whose natural instinct is against the religious and the Mormon community cannot take that. Mormons want to be tolerated, but heaven forbid you go against their ways; they will not tolerate those that do… The whole Mormon community's 'toleration' rant is a one way street in their favor."

     
  • dangerhighvoltage posted at 11:44 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    dangerhighvoltage Posts: 161

    Fatkid-
    A belief is something you believe. That doesn't have to mean a religious belief. There are people out there whose natural instinct is against homosexuality and the gay community cannot take that. The gay people want to be tolerated, but heaven forbid you go against their ways; they will not tolerate those that do. That's what I'm saying. The whole gay community's "toleration" rant is a one way street in their favor.

     
  • rlogan posted at 11:35 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    rlogan Posts: 2

    This letter (as well as the comments) was on my mind tonight while spending time with my boyfriend (I am male). My boyfriend and I were eating ice cream just outside an ice cream shop talking about the things typical college students talk about: the stress of balancing school schedules with work schedules, financial aid, relationships with friends/family/co-workers/roommates, etc. (There were no public displays of affection, just usual conversation). While we were sitting there talking, a straight couple walked up to get pictures in front of the store sign. They posed with different expressions, some funny, some serious. In their final poses they kissed.

    I immediately thought of this letter and wondered how the situation might have played out had we (my boyfriend and I) been the ones posing in front of the sign kissing in the presence of the straight couple. Would they think we were somehow being intolerant of their beliefs? Would they be disgusted? Would they ask us to not kiss in their presence? Would they get up and walk away? Would they laugh like Chan described in this letter? Or would they not even notice?

    My boyfriend and I talked about this letter and that experience a little bit later in the day. Interestingly, he didn't even notice the couple was kissing while they were posing for the picture. In my opinion, just like the straight couple kissing went unnoticed, the ideal would be for no one to notice gay couples kissing, or to pay no more attention to them than one would pay to a straight couple kissing.

     
  • advoc8 posted at 10:44 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Fatkid,

    It is the gays who ally with the NOW femi-Nazis who are intolerant of BOTH reality AND other people's beliefs, and can't help but project...

     
  • advoc8 posted at 10:41 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    The gay community allied with NOW (the driving force of their agenda) is just as supremacist of a Marxist hate-group as NOW.

    Why support that? Something which aims to eradicate you?

    Arrogant Liberal stupidity...[sad]

     
  • fatkid posted at 7:14 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    fatkid Posts: 208

    dangerhighvoltage -- I'm simply asking for clarification to make sure I understand. I understood that you were referring to religion (i.e., the idea belief that homosexuality is a sin) when you said "intolerant of others' beliefs". If such was not the case, kindly clarify.

    To be sure I am not misunderstood, I do not identify with the gay community, and I do my best to respect the rights of all people to believe what they will even if it is different from my own personal beliefs -- yes, even the rights of gays/lesbians to believe and act differently than me (so long as it does not infringe on my rights).

     
  • dangerhighvoltage posted at 6:49 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    dangerhighvoltage Posts: 161

    Fatkid-
    All I'm saying is that the gay community is VERY intolerant of other peoples' belief/instinct that goes against their agenda. I never brought religion into the argument. You're a good example of how gay people bully others to get ahead.

     
  • advoc8 posted at 6:15 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Liberalism - the party of "logic," double standards and free passes for the supreme souls.

    "All animals are equal. Some are just more equal than others."
    - George Orwell - "Animal Farm"

     
  • advoc8 posted at 6:12 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Fatkid,

    Others and I have watched both gays and lesbians in the work-place go on and on in detail about their sexual escapades - and YES, they did it to harass heteros around them. It would have been considered sexual harassment had they not been granted supremacy-imune status.

     
  • Bluto posted at 5:52 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    Bluto Posts: 6716

    Wild Thing,

    Something tells me that the two in the above story wouldn't make for a very entertaining cinematic experience.

     
  • LorenB posted at 4:51 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    LorenB Posts: 42

    personally, this kind of stuff doesn't matter to me. It was on public land, therefore, they can do whatever they please so long as it doesn't break the law and such. Not that I agree with homosexuality or condone it but it's not really my business what people do of their own accord.

     
  • Wild Thing posted at 3:04 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    Wild Thing Posts: 191

    Uh-oh! lava, was that you I saw peeking in my window?[scared]

     
  • fatkid posted at 2:41 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    fatkid Posts: 208

    I'm glad to see an example where visceral emotions and unkind words were not expressed toward the couple.

    dangerhighvoltage -- Do you see this couple's "extravagant" public kiss as intolerance toward those who believe homosexuality is a sin? If so, please explain.

    common sense -- What makes a kiss "immoral, unnatural (and potentially evil)"? Is it simply because it occurred between two people of the same sex? When is kissing between opposite-sex couples immoral?

    Joe Moe -- Only if the author volunteers information will we know exactly what kind of kiss occurred. What I hope we, as citizens of this valley, will not do is make judgment strictly because a lesbian couple is involved.

    Moreover, as defined, extravagant means "exceeding what is appropriate". What is appropriate? The author defined what he/she felt exceeded appropriate for the context in which the kiss occurred. In other words, "appropriate" is a subjective term: what is appropriate to me is not appropriate to you and may not be the same for the author. Furthermore, It is important to keep the limitations of the author's perspective in mind. Variables beyond his/her sight might have influenced the "passion" of that kiss. You say you don't care to see anyone passionately kissing in public; would your opinion change if you saw public, passionate kissing that involved one person who had been away from his/her spouse/partner/significant other for one or more years and occurred at first sight following that period of time? (I ask because I agree that usually I do not care to see passionate kissing in public, however, there are situations such as the one cited that I think I might stop and say, "Aw." Granted, that probably wasn't the case for the situation the author described, but neither you nor I can know with any degree of certainty.

    Regarding the author's motive for writing the letter. If the author had "ulterior motives", is that a bad thing? If it is bad, what makes it bad? And Joe, what message do you think the author intended? What evidence can you provide to support your claim?

     
  • lavadude posted at 2:41 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    lavadude Posts: 392

    All in the name of self-gratification, eh Wild Thing?

     
  • Wild Thing posted at 12:42 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    Wild Thing Posts: 191

    I'd prefer to watch the lesbians interact on Cinemax.

     
  • dddddd posted at 12:00 pm on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    dddddd Posts: 1

    For that to by "uplifting" your life must be at a very low point. Sick.

     
  • lavadude posted at 11:53 am on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    lavadude Posts: 392

    Great posts by Cliquue and advoc8.

    How things have changed. Reagan, our last great President, must be turning over in his grave.

     
  • advoc8 posted at 10:48 am on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    DL and lib friends, speaking of goats...

    Those who love goats must be protected and elevated in status and given supreme rights as well, since of course your friends were born that way. Maybe Goat Pride Month," or day?

    And the same for your pedophile friends who were likewise born that way and thus must be a celebrated an superior anomalous, and given superior rights? (hey, it's lib "logic..." just trying to see things from a liberal perspective - walk in a lib's shoes...f). We should never even try to treat anomalies? As mental illnesses, homosexuality is far more treatable than pedophilia, so why not even more support of the less treatable all naturally occurring anomaly?

    Clique - very well said/quoted from a professional, a TRUE non-lib (non-babified) professional!

     
  • DL in DEN posted at 9:02 am on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    DL in DEN Posts: 2049

    Bluto, feel free to use a dog metaphor, but be advised I've mixed one already with Malachi on another thread.

    And my goat metaphor was better anyway.

     
  • patfromlogan posted at 8:26 am on Tue, Aug 31, 2010.

    patfromlogan Posts: 41

    In my experience, there is an inverse relationship between moral pomposity and moral integrity.

    Mark "hates gays" Foley, Newt "pulled a Monica" Gingrich, Larry "wide stance" Craig, Kevin "sex offender" Garn, Curt " pompous jerk" Bramble, Chris "Brown v. Board of Education was a "mistake to begin with" Buttars (or is that Chris "threaten a judge" Buttars?), Utah "gerrymander" Legislature, and so on....

     
  • Udink posted at 10:14 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Udink Posts: 1119

    If I had seen this, I'd feel like vomiting.

     
  • Cliquue posted at 10:07 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    More on liberal hypocracy and mental illness. Hey, if the shoe fits.
    "Like spoiled, angry children, they rebel against the normal responsibilities of adulthood and demand that a parental government meet their needs from cradle to grave.The roots of liberalism – and its associated madness – can be clearly identified by understanding how children develop from infancy to adulthood and how distorted development produces the irrational beliefs of the liberal mind. When the modern liberal mind whines about imaginary victims, rages against imaginary villains and seeks above all else to run the lives of persons competent to run their own lives, the neurosis of the liberal mind becomes painfully obvious."
    "Modern liberalism's irrationality can only be understood as the product of psychopathology. So extravagant are the patterns of thinking, emoting, behaving and relating that characterize the liberal mind that its relentless protests and demands become understandable only as disorders of the psyche.The "Liberal Mind" reveals the madness of the modern liberal for what it is: a massive transference neurosis acted out in the world's political arenas, with devastating effects on the institutions of liberty.
    Top Psychiatrist: Dr. Lyle Rossiter. From his new book, "The Liberal Mind: The Psychological Causes of Political Madness."

     
  • Adolf posted at 9:12 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Adolf Posts: 58

    Two guys? That sounds like an upchucking experience!

     
  • Mike_M posted at 8:00 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Mike_M Posts: 692

    Anybody else wonder if the dude would have had the same "uplifting"experence if it had been two guys kissing? [censored]

     
  • Gary Olsen To The R posted at 7:20 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Gary Olsen To The R Posts: 509

    Sure thing Bluto... Now that's something we can agree on - lol
    If you really want me to defend myself there Bluto, I was 24 when I wrote that.. I'm 26 now and amazingly have learned a lot in the course of those two years. Surprisingly a lot from people on this website (Amazing huh?!!), but mostly from being more involved in the lives of my good friends, new found friends and my family.

    I will never accept the lifestyle, but I tolerate it and defend that lifestyle against bashers now... Honest to God, I actually do. I know that you can understand that I truly am being sincere here bluto... I am well known for my extreme sarcasm, but not this time.....

     
  • Bluto posted at 6:53 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Bluto Posts: 6716

    Olsen,

    While I agree with AP 100% in his line of questioning and don't think you've defended yourself at all against his implications, I loved your leg-humping reference.

    May I have permission to use that one on DL?

     
  • Gary Olsen To The R posted at 6:44 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Gary Olsen To The R Posts: 509

    @A.P. Jesus Christ dude, give it a rest.... You'd think a trolling dog like yourself would eventually find a new leg to hump, but you insist on humping mine for some reason. You're probably pretty cool in real life, but I just don't like you in that kind of way (sorry to disapoint) ....

    If you really want an explanation Mr. Patriot, at a big family-oriented sports event like that... If the folks of this good ol' community saw that on the jumbotron, how would you expect them to react? Honestly, A.P. I know of no decent gay folks that would do that (They have more respect than that) Most of the time even a straight couple will not show excessive p.d.o.a. out of respect for those around them...

    I really don't know why I'm bothering to dignify you're trollish posts with a somewhat respectable response, but I am anyway I guess...... So I guess that makes me a fool .... oh well

     
  • AmericanPatriot posted at 3:50 pm on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    AmericanPatriot Posts: 159

    GO to the Pile of Refuse,

    Aren't you the idiot who wrote a letter a couple of years ago about being disgusted about two people of the same sex being shown kissing on the jumbotron at a USU basketball game?
    Now you claim: "I for one don't give a rats rear if two women kiss each other (it's a free country)."
    You must be related to Flip-Flop McCaine.

    "...the fact that I have rarely ever even seen a normal couple kiss in public (let alone passionately)." Doesn't surprise me at all.
    Are you the expert on kissing and "normal" couples now?

    Quit while you're behind. Please.

     
  • lavadude posted at 11:50 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    lavadude Posts: 392

    I have nothing against someone showing affection to their partner.

    But for the need of attention? To send a message?

    Free entertainment, I suppose.

     
  • manboob posted at 11:47 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    manboob Posts: 511

    NO WONDER IT'S STORMING OUTSIDE! [scared]

     
  • advoc8 posted at 11:30 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    verlo,

    Funny you would mention such a taboo subject - homosexuality as mental illness - which it used to be classified as, AND successfully treated, until PC libs banned treatment and classification.

    Imagine banning treatment of any other mental illness or disease, just because it is naturally occurring...

    Yes, some of it is genetic, while much of it is glorified/taught.

    Liberalism IS a mental illness (and thus should not be treated):

    http://www.hyscience.com/archives/2008/09/modern_liberali.php

     
  • verlo posted at 11:00 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    verlo Posts: 120

    I think I would find it about as uplifting, and akin to a person with some other sort of mental defect expressing themselves in public.

     
  • zanomack posted at 10:43 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    zanomack Posts: 18

    I am so tired of the HJ printing this crap. They will print anything that is part of the gay movement or treehuggers.

     
  • Little Al posted at 9:47 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Little Al Posts: 2030

    Sure it wasnt
    " Girls Gone Wild , USU summer 2010 number IIX " ?
    Or, Main so backed up Chan had a daydream of a threesome ?
    Or , Disapointing turn out for Logans first Guy Pride Parade ?
    Or, Logans new anti-guy -hate renters law fails , no rooms on main street ?

     
  • Cliquue posted at 8:57 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    Strangulation, acetone-laden firebombs, ménage à trois and serrated knifes are dangerous? I'll bet that sends an uplifting tingle up Chan's leg! [unsure]

     
  • advoc8 posted at 12:59 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Domestic violence is higher among gay couples and HIGHEST AMONG LESBIAN COUPLES (bad for kids...):

    http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/roberts/100830

     
  • pettyhead posted at 12:52 am on Mon, Aug 30, 2010.

    pettyhead Posts: 71

    Pics or it didn't happen.

     
  • advoc8 posted at 11:17 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Yes, NAMBLA and NOW gang-child-molesting (not to mention sheep herders like FTA) should be equally uplifting to those like Chan and FTA as well.

    FTA, we'd all like to see one of your letters. It wouldn't be so ludicrous, cringe-worthy and basically laugh-out-loud ridiculous as some of what you post here, would it?

     
  • Cliquue posted at 10:59 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    FortheAges,
    It's sure nice to know we can count on your opinion being worth twice as much as the next persons.[angry]

     
  • FortheAges posted at 9:49 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    FortheAges Posts: 86

    Why would the Herald waste its time making up letters to the editor when a great many of the legitimate ones they publish are so ludicrous, cringe-worthy and basically laugh-out-loud ridiculous (as one poster pointed out before, see any letter by a Nilson or that Tom Miller guy and Gary Olsen). Im sure all their newsroom employees roll their eyes and laugh heartily (like we do) when they see what 30-day diatribe those wing-nuts have come up with this time.

     
  • Cliquue posted at 9:39 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    I'd like to know if NAMBLA is as uplifting for her as the Lesbian kiss was.[scared]

     
  • advoc8 posted at 8:04 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Gary,

    The HJ has warned us many attempts to pass off fake letters and they don't even catch them all... The HJ would actually turn the other way to let lib promoting fake letters through.

    I wouldn't be surprised if Charlie were writing some himself...

     
  • CurlyF posted at 8:04 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    CurlyF Posts: 517

    Goils smootchy wootchin on the street corner . . .soitainly! nyuk nyuk

     
  • advoc8 posted at 7:59 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    Orion,

    Actually you have it a bit backwards - the gay marriage movement IS the supremacist movement (remember - NOW~~), not the discriminated against people. Your example should really be more of something like Nazis coming out now because it's safe and is embraced by twisted politics...

     
  • Bluto posted at 7:47 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Bluto Posts: 6716

    Pretty judgmental of you there wouldn't you say Tiff?

     
  • Tiffany posted at 7:23 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Tiffany Posts: 77

    Bluto strikes me as a judgmental prude.

     
  • Gary Olsen To The R posted at 7:09 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Gary Olsen To The R Posts: 509

    Chan, I'm going to go out on a limb here and claim total bull crap
    I for one don't give a rats rear if two women kiss each other (it's a free country), but the fact that I have rarely ever even seen a normal couple kiss in public (let alone passionately), leads me to believe nothing other than you have made this entire "situation" up to try to anger the locals. This "situation" you have fabricated was as believable as the Guitar hero drumstick beating of a would be robber that occured in Hyde Park recently... All total bull.

     
  • Cliquue posted at 6:07 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![scared]

     
  • Bluto posted at 5:28 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Bluto Posts: 6716

    Curly,

    Ya ... it's gravity and inertia really.

    Hey, if they were hot, I'd have watched without a cringe.

     
  • Bluto posted at 5:26 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Bluto Posts: 6716

    You were witnessing a counter-culture experiment. Not love. When I see ANY pair making out in public I am not seeing love at all. I am seeing disrespect for an intimate act both for each other and those viewing it.

    Why were you laughing? Why did it grab you?

    It worked!

    What you saw was similar to a streaker or a dude puffing a doob on the street corner without concern for some closet.

     
  • Cliquue posted at 4:57 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    The thoughts of 2 girls kissing sends shivers up my legs! WOOT WOOT![beam]

     
  • orion posted at 4:49 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    orion Posts: 2122

    @ Joe Moe. What is "tad extravagant"? I got nothing from the reading that the kiss was so over the top, as you would dramatize. Had it been, I would have commented that whether heterosexual or same sex, the parties involved should rent a room.

    However, it seems only those who are biased against same sex kissing/couples have a problem with what happened that day across the intersection.

     
  • Omega D posted at 4:09 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Omega D Posts: 517

    It seems like some here would like to see the bowhunters take these two doe out.[smile]

     
  • Joe Moe posted at 3:18 pm on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Joe Moe Posts: 109

    @Orion 9:48

    Perhaps you need a third reading, or a thesaurus. They "began" kissing (who uses that language with a kiss on the cheek, a peck, or even a double peck?)...and... "the kiss was a tad extravagant...." It seems you are intent on seeing this in a certain light, to miss it even after a "second reading."

     
  • Helio Felix posted at 11:51 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Helio Felix Posts: 605

    weber1- Outside of any letter written by a Nilson or Tom Miller, you may be right.

     
  • orion posted at 10:50 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    orion Posts: 2122

    Hey. Apparently you haven't read the ones from various members of the Nilson family. Talk about nut jobs.

     
  • weber1 posted at 10:32 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    weber1 Posts: 196

    This is probably the dumbest letter that has been submitted to the HJ this year. I think next weekend my wife and I will drive to Logan so we can makeout on the corner of 4th N. and main and then write a letter to the editor about it.

     
  • orion posted at 9:48 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    orion Posts: 2122

    I do not believe, even with the second reading, I read the word "passionately" anywhere. Could have been a short or lingering kiss or a double pecking on the cheek. I believe the writer would have said 'passionately' and/or 'down-the-throat kissing', had it been so.

    Good try for the drama angle.

    I don't read "ulterior motive" in the letter as bloggers have mentioned. It appears to me a musing of sorts that isn't it great 'the world goes round' in more ways than one.

     
  • Joe Moe posted at 9:29 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    Joe Moe Posts: 109

    I for one don't care to see ANYONE passionately kissing in public. Some things are just better left at home, even for the kissers themselves (unless they have some ulterior motive, like teenagers showing off in school that they have bf/gf).

    But the letter isn't so much humanistic; on inspection, the letter writer seems to have her own ulterior motive in writing the letter (as dangerhighvoltage and advoc8 suggest). It seems to really be about the politics of the "message" she mentions....


     
  • common sense posted at 9:14 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    common sense Posts: 41

    Orion thinks our society has evolved. I contend that our society has become so decadent that nothing shocks the sensibilities any more. Comparing an immoral, unnatural, and learned behavior to being black is just plain WRONG. Evil is evil no matter how it is painted.

     
  • orion posted at 8:51 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    orion Posts: 2122

    Advoc8, In the past, same sex individuals were at risk of, and indeed killed as a result of scenes like those the letter writer describes. Yet here we are now in 2010 reading a letter where one can write of such a picture and find pleasure in how far society has come.

    Like the Black Movement of 40 years ago, how rewarding to once more watch acceptance and redress of an abused minority unfold.

     
  • dangerhighvoltage posted at 1:49 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    dangerhighvoltage Posts: 161

    And the point of this letter was...?


    Probably to start a fight between anti-gay people and the "intolerant of others' beliefs" gay community.

     
  • CurlyF posted at 12:26 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    CurlyF Posts: 517

    I thought rotation on it's axis made the world go round . . . .

     
  • advoc8 posted at 12:11 am on Sun, Aug 29, 2010.

    advoc8 Posts: 3407

    And, do you get equally "uplifted" when you see a hetero couple kiss like that?

     
  • Cliquue posted at 11:11 pm on Sat, Aug 28, 2010.

    Cliquue Posts: 141

    Chan,
    How do you know one wasn't that sissyboy Manboob? Or the other sissyboy WallyFatBoy?[sneaky]

     
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