Comments on: The Gay Agenda

By: Just don’t call me gay. Or straight. « Angry African on the Loose™

Just don’t call me gay. Or straight. « Angry African on the Loose™ — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:59:51 +0000

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By: How to solve the “gay marriage problem” « Angry African on the Loose™

Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:11:12 +0000

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By: angryafrican

angryafrican — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 22:10:46 +0000

@amandzing – I told you that you shouldn’t trust me. I spilled the beans and now everyone knows. Maybe early lunch and then take over the world as Plan B?

By: amandzing

amandzing — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 14:38:05 +0000

dammit now we have to get a new schedule going

By: angryafrican

angryafrican — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:31:46 +0000

@Sherry – Haha! I told you that you can’t trust “them”. And you are right. It isn’t nice to beat up on the stupid. But hey, I can’t help it when they walk straight into my line of fire.

By: Sherry

Sherry — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:04:24 +0000

Well, I was okay with the gym and shopping and brunch, and such. I was even okay with taking over all government things at 2p.m. But now three, that is where I draw the line.

Always said, I got no problem with gay marriages unless they tell me I gotta marry a woman, and thus divorce my husband. I draw that line in the sand SIR!!!!!

LOL. Great post there Mr. Angry man. I enjoyed it. you made some excellent points. But then logic, reason, morality, and ethics are all on your side. Kind of unfair to beat up on the stupid right who are after all STUPID.

By: angryafrican

angryafrican — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:49:16 +0000

@Shawna – Difficult one. I have to trust that what I am giving and teaching my daughters will make sure they will have sound judgement. I don’t really care about the money or status issue. Hey, my wife would never have married me if that was the case! What I do is trust is their sense of love, respect and caring. So, I trust my girls and their judgement first. Secondly, I trust my gut. I believe in my judement of people. That’s my work. I trust people easier than maybe I should. But I believe in people to be better than what we allow them to be. I will see it in their eyes. Not in what they wear or in what they do. In their eyes. Lastly, I will have a set of questions for them. And my girls will know this. The questions is to find out if they are willing to tell me the truth and whether they believe in true justice and equality. A typical question will be : i) What do you think of gay rights/marriage? I won’t tell him/her before the time what I think. I want to hear it from them. it doesn’t have to be academic. They must just be honest. A “I haven’t really thought about it” is a fine answer. (It gives me a chance to “brainwash” them!) I don’t care what religion they belong to (if at all). It doesn’t tell me anything of their soul. Those are my 3 things. (i) Trust my daughters will love the way I love them; (ii) look into their eyes and go with my judgement of people; and (iii) ask them simple questions to see if they are honest and believe in justice and equality. But. And this is a BIG but. If they dare to show any disrespect to my daughters in any way. In any way. And I will know from the look in my daughters eyes when I ask them how they are. If they dare to show any disrespect. ANY. I will come down on them like a ton of bricks. I will take them out. And I mean that in each and every way. I have friends who have friends… And I am from Africa. We don’t take shit. And make no mistake. I WILL tell him/her that when I meet them the first time. Just a warning. I will love you and respect you. But if you do anything that makes my daughter feel less than what she is. I will take you out. And really. I am not joking about that. (You said I the blog belongs to me so I can rant if I want!)

By: Black, White, Gay, Straight… What’s the dif? « SanityFound’s Rambling’s

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:02:05 +0000

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By: Shawna

Shawna — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 05:49:29 +0000

Ok, this may seem a little off topic. ’cause up north here we actually allow gay marriage and we have happily married and unmarried gay friends. just as we have happily married and unmarried straight friends. and some not so happily in both cases too.
Anyway, my question is this..what is the test for someone to be “good” enough for your girls? I am struggling with this myself. It seems in my head no one will ever be perfect enough for my babies. Of course, it won’t stop me from supporting them in whatever relationship they choose, simply because I want their happiness more than anything else in the world.
And one more thing, your blog belongs to you. If you want to rant do so. Rant on dear sir!!

By: angryafrican

angryafrican — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:04:23 +0000

@SanityFound – So true. They just divert, divert, divert. And I am getting sick and tired of having to justify myself (and my friends) to them. Why should I? They don’t listen. Why shoud I waste my energy on them?

@Saffer – That’s it isn’t it mate. Your last sentence, “Enjoy your life, love be loved and have a blast!” Wy can’t people see that? Hell, we are from a little country down South and we get it!

@Lindsey – You go girl! It’s so basic. Just treat and respect people equally. And why should I show them respect when they don’t do it back? I can only do it for so long before I walk away. I get annoyed that I even have to use the word “gay”. It’s just my friends and my buddies. There is no “them”. There is just love. All of us. If there is a them – then I demand to be included in that category. I am “them”.