Hetrosexual - Homosexual

With regards to the above; The name Homo sapien was first used by the 18th Century Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus (I think that was his name anyway). The word "sapien" means "wise" not ''gay''. The name was originally used to speak of the White man and synonymous with "europaeus." As a result, many later taxonomists and geneticists believed that Negroes and other races should be classified as different species. In fact, Darwin declared in The Descent of Man that the varieties of mankind are so distinct that similar differences found in any other animal would warrant their classification in different species, if not different genera..

We have our own opinions.

 

Do homosexuals get overlooked?

No, they don't although I have plenty of gay friend's, they don't get overlooked.

Do homosexuals take advantage of thier sexuality?

Yes, I believe "Some" take advantage of their sexuality, from personal experience of being around so many of my homosexual friends, a good number of them use their sexuality to disrupt the community, and show that they are gay, and laws protect them.

Do you ever feel homosexuals are too 'touchy'?

Yes, I will admit... Homosexuals touch more then the average person, I'm not accurate of why they do, but they do touch your shoulder or give you a little bit of a "Love Tap".

 

Agreed

 

Wrong, discrimination is just treat people badder because they are different.
You can even discriminate someone because of the clothes he or she is wearing. It still would be discrimination.

 

He is saying that racism is discrimination based on race, not all discrimination.

 

That's nice, though incredibly irrelevant.
"Homo" is short for "homosexual", thus "homophobia" would be a "fear of homosexuals" though commonly interpreted as "hatred for homosexuals".

We're talking about homosexuality, not blacks. (A quick Google search also indicates you've copied and pasted that entire little speech too...)

 

Uber, you fucking legend.

 

I've always looked at it this way - though I'm naive so I may not be completely right: Race is typically defined by skin color, but more "correct" when defined by ethnic backround.