Perhaps we could also suggest that he find a nice, clean-cut, loving young man and try to settle down, you know, see if he can beat his unnatural compulsion to sleep with and fall in love with women. Why am I skeptical about the success of this?

Being more a fan of playing sports that watching them, betting is pretty much the only thing that keeps me interested. Unless i’ve got some superbowl squares, I’m just watching the commercials. I agree with Dan as to what the league’s unofficial policy should be, but remeber they already have congress sticking their noses in where they don’t belong so no big surprise that their offical policy toes the line.

Fluidity of sexual attraction has been long since researched and documented. (It is reported more common in females but occurs frequently in males as well).

I watched the video and still don’t get why you think the above. I would like to know your thoughts. Please share with us somewhere in the many venues you are published in.

Contrary to what you apparently think, the ‘why’ of your opinion is not always obvious.

Thanks.

That said, I don’t disagree with his assertion that gays CAN choose to restrain. Everyone should be expected to be able to control their sexual desires. But why are they supposed to? Radley, do you have anything about why this was being discussed and in what context?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UO6YlkYNJQ

I completely agree Radley. We are watching the slow, agonizing death of the statist Right, and instead of getting angry at their antics, I think I’ll try to enjoy the show.

This guy argues against the idea of war correspondents even as he “reports” from a war zone. Without irony, for fuck’s sake! Oh yeah, Joe the Plumber and the people who enable him don’t know what irony is.

Hey Joe, here’s an idea, go over to one of them thar refugee camps in Gaza and try to spread the message of Jesus and Sarah Palin. And don’t forget to write.

To anyone not trying to avoid the obvious context in which Blackwell’s comments take place, the message is clear: Heterosexuals have an orientation, homosexuals have a “compulsion.” These comments fit neatly into the genre of homophobic argument that homosexuality is a psychological disorder.