Disney Duster wrote:Let's see. Goliath comes into a thread called Disney MALES.
Then he starts crying where are the females?
And then he re-posts a picture of an animated vagina in this thread about Disney males, instead of leaving the link to it alone.
It is hard for me to pinpoint if it is homophobia, insecurity, or closetedness.
Oh Duster,
BE CAREFUL. Not even
I go that far!
Some posters on this board just want equal representation. Of course, again, to get it they should not be afraid to start their own thing. So long as it's likely to promote actual discussion. Otherwise- send it to Polls & Games.
Man - that was
WAY too obvious.
Duckburger wrote:I choose hornyness
Is it too late to call a second vote on that?
Disney Duster wrote:going into gay threads to talk about how much you like lesbians
You've got a point there. It's either a mocking of the popularity of the thread or an expression of feeling excluded in some way. Oh and if it's not either of those things (which I'm doubtful of), then maybe some members should think about that before they click the
Submit button.
Of course we also have to be careful of the word "homophobe." Even when it's directed toward people who threaten others with violence, sometimes it's overused. We need to expand our vocabularies here.
Disney's Divinity wrote:Goliath wrote:I reposted it to protest the "won't somebody think of the children!!!!1!1"-attitude by Disney Duster.
Is that a bad thing though? I mean, I know you've joked about how people think violence is more acceptable than sex for children, but I personally think they can both be equally harmful for children to grow up around. Minimal exposure is a good thing, but I wouldn't agree with explicit sexuality in a film aimed towards children either. (Though I guess
Mermaid doesn't really fall in that category, so I suppose I'm off-topic here;
)
I know a lot of kids who were exposed to hardcore pornography at an early age and still turned out completely normal.
I'm one of them.
But I never got straight porn, obviously. Even at 10 (or whatever I was), I just kept fast-forwarding through, waiting for something to happen. It was very boring. I actually thought it was a real movie and didn't think anything of the long shots with very few cut-aways.
