[QUOTE=BackFistMonkey;3013735]I am sure you weren’t offended which is why you responded with hostility and tried to attack back and call me homophobic. Perfect logic… I say Trump wants to spank you with magazine with him on the cover and bareback you (completely innocent Stormy reference) and you go straight to homophobic.
… but who knows… maybe you are a closeted bottom (you are in Florida after all) and found it offensive and felt the need to defend gay people cause … mean I don’t know why …they weren’t under attack in the least…
You been sucking dick Bill? Is that why you are so defensive?
I am defensive about being a homophobe because I have had meaningful same sex relations and support the right for people to love who they want without judgement. Why are you?[/QUOTE]
Monkey, you claim to disagree with Donald Trump’s oratory style, but in this instance the two of you have quite a similar debate style, specifically: making vulgar comparisons to vulnerable populations to belittle the person who disagrees with you about something.
In this case, Monkey, you made and continue to make homophobic comments.
You make them in the classic style of a homophobe trying to belittle someone else by calling them gay, or stating that they perform gay sex acts, thus implying being gay or performing those sex acts is shameful and should be stigmatized.
The type and style of rhetoric about homosexuals you chose to make is the same kind and style of homophobic rhetoric that has always been used to terrorize gay people and kept them fearful about coming out of the closet, and has sometimes incited homophobic violence when done in groups.
If you think you are going to get a pass on homophobic remarks by then saying that some of your best friends are gay, or that you experimented in college, then you are incorrect.
At best you would get a pass, if there was one to be given at all, because you made those comments on a site where vulgar talk and insults are the standard, and people ought not come here without thick skin.
But, you fail to realize that you insulted the entire homosexual community, rather than insulting me.
Because you used the accusation that someone might be gay, as your choice of insult.
As if being gay would have made your debate opponent’s arguments lessor or seen as weaker or made him or her a worthwhile target for other people to perhaps assist you in mocking him or her.
Which is the classic pattern of homophobic people who act perniciously towards members of the homosexual community.