49ner Chris Culliver: No gay people on the team; Can't be with that sweet stuff

[LastEmperor2k2]

Shut your sanctimonious ass up.

He is quite sickening.

 

[NYC Rebel]

And before they tie their struggle to ours, I'd like to come out of the closet right now and announce....


























































































































.......that I'm black!!!

 

[No_bammer_weed]

Don't give me this "petrified to come out bullshyt". Gay isn't a fringe thing anymore, it's in the forefront of our culture, just look at television movies and music. If one is afraid to come out to their family, there is always a place for them to come out too because it is so accepted as normal at this point, and it is normal.

I`m actually all for gay rights, marriage and all of those things. But i`m also for people being able to speak their mind, the same way gay people speak their mind on being gay when they have parades half naked through cities each year.

I do not think he is right for his opinion, but I do think we start to cross a line where nobody can have an opinion other than the perceptive PC norm or else you`ll get roasted. So what's that telling me, either everyone conforms to this thought process or suffer the consequences. fukk THAT.

If a man wants to fukk you, and now you have to shower around that man, are you going to feel comfortable about that experience? That's your job and now you're being looked at in a sexual manner, naked at your job.

There has to be some connection to logic here and why someone would say something like this. But you bleeding heart fukks always put it towards hatred, bigotry and all the distasteful characteristics of human nature because you choose to vilify any thought process that isn't the PC norm.

Typical, its-not-a-problem-for-me-therefore-the-problem-doesnt-exist-you're just-whining, conservative, bigoted bullshyt.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

Typical, its-not-a-problem-for-me-therefore-the-problem-doesnt-exist-you're just-whining, conservative, bigoted bullshyt.

See that's how your mind mind works, you think im`a conservative now even though I just said i`m all for gay rights, marriage and the whole 9.

You;re just a little over-righteous douche bag who likes to feel good about themselves for "standing up" for gay rights because it's something easy to do.

You can't even comprehend my argument so you take it into the political red-blue spectrum. I`m thoroughly convinced you didn't even read my post.

You are a grade A schmuck.

 

[Stone]

What's so hard to understand about someone not agreeing with the gay lifestyle? If they don't condone it then they don't condone it. You can't force tolerance.

 

[No_bammer_weed]

See that's how your mind mind works, you think im`a conservative now even though I just said i`m all for gay rights, marriage and the whole 9.

You;re just a little over-righteous douche bag who likes to feel good about themselves for "standing up" for gay rights because it's something easy to do.

You can't even comprehend my argument so you take it into the political red-blue spectrum. I`m thoroughly convinced you didn't even read my post.

You are a grade A schmuck.

I dont feel the need to discriminate against people because of who they happen to be, in order to cover for my own prejudices and insecurities. As long as gay people are not committing acts against the law, or compromising another's right to liberty, life, and happiness, then why the fck shouldnt they be allowed to earn a living that they are qualified to do, just like everyone else?

Just an endless rotation of b.s. Gays, blacks, mexicans, muslims, women, asians, etc. Of course since you've never been on the receiving end of any of this, and have benefitted through the privilege of such bigotry, you want to shout down and shame anyone for standing up to inhumane nonsense. You have no idea the psychological burden that accompanies being discriminated against by a society, and by the majority simply for who you are as a person.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

What's so hard to understand about someone not agreeing with the gay lifestyle? If they don't condone it then they don't condone it. You can't force tolerance.

That's my whole point, this whole thought reform is scary.

It's like if you don't conform to the mass conscious of America, than you're liable to face all consequences.

It's not like the dude said "I hate fakkits they shouldn't even be allowed to stay in the US". There is some logic and reasoning behind his statement, I think a lot of straight men would feel uncomfortable showering around a gay man

 

[NYC Rebel]

You can't make anyone as a heterosexual male feel comfortable walking around half naked in a locker around someone whose gay.

You can be pro-gay marriage and all that yet still find it uncomfortable. That person has a right to feel that way.

 

[No_bammer_weed]

You can't make anyone as a heterosexual male feel comfortable walking around half naked in a locker around someone whose gay.

You can be pro-gay marriage and all that yet still find it uncomfortable. That person has a right to feel that way.

He actually doesnt. Its against the law.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

You can't make anyone as a heterosexual male feel comfortable walking around half naked in a locker around someone whose gay.

You can be pro-gay marriage and all that yet still find it uncomfortable. That person has a right to feel that way.

That's my whole point.

This idea that you have to be hateful to have Culliver's opinion is just ignorant.

If you're in that locker room and you know your QB is gay and you`re walking around naked like you did your whole HS/Collge/Pro career, and you catch him glancing at you, that is not a comfortable situation.

I love how we don't look at reason or logic in discussion anymore. There is just certain words/phrases/ideas that condemn you to be burned at the stake.

It's fukking thought reform ans it's a slippery slope.

 

[NYC Rebel]

He actually doesnt. Its against the law.

It's against the law to feel uncomfortable walking around half naked around someone whose openly gay?

He's entitled to feel that way. The problem with dude is how poorly he articulated his feelings.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

He actually doesnt. Its against the law.

And you're glad about that?

We should legislate against thought and opinion?

I really feel like the world is fukked because of people like you.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

He's entitled to feel that way. The problem with dude is how poorly he articulated his feelings.

Exactly, and in turn he was on a show with a comedian and let his guard down. It was foolish, but as I said before, a lot of pro athletes aren't brilliant people, they don't see through the landmines at times.

 

[NYC Rebel]

And you're glad about that?

We should legislate against thought and opinion?

I really feel like the world is fukked because of people like you.

It's against the law to say that that gay person can't be there. That's where Culliver was wrong. But as far as being comfortable around that person, he doesn't have to be.

 

[No_bammer_weed]

It's against the law to feel uncomfortable walking around half naked around someone whose openly gay?

He's entitled to feel that way. The problem with dude is how poorly he articulated his feelings.

He is not entitled to say that somebody will not be accepted in a work environment because of who they are as a person. That's against the law for an organization or a business to behave in such a manner, and thats what he said. He never offered any specific critique or feelings. He was just operating off pure hatred, just like any racist, sexist, or bigot would do.