Fear can derive from anger or hatred. It's not necessarily the fear of someone, rather the label that is associated with that person. Wouldn't you say we're all bigoted? We all find ideas that we don't find acceptable or tolerant. Murderers/Whistle blowers/Thieves/Liars don't directly affect me, but we still find them offensive. Why is that? Oh, because we're bigots and follow a moral code that says we should. You reiterate the word I as if your opinion holds any more weight than the ones opposing you.
Stop posting on this thread.
Because society is the epitome of suppression. If your views are not one that is identical to that of the majority, you're ridiculed for it. Anyone you're associated with also takes heat for supporting you, causing unnecessary collateral damage. I was thorough in my delivery, and it hasn't changed. This whole debate revolves around if homophobia is a "bad thing", I mean it's in the title for heavens sake. Is the aversion of homosexuality inferior? The only way to determine that is to look at the social construct of a society, and it's moral code. There is no universal code that oppresses views of the minority. I've already explained why sexuality and ethnicity are not, and should not be looked at congruently in terms of importance. Your sexuality doesn't define you, your ethnicity does. Like I said before, your sexual orientation can change, your ethnicity cannot. When identifying a person, is their sexual orientation ever mentioned?
http://www.yoursexualorientation.info/Sexual_Orientation_Myths.php
Myth #6: A person’s sexual orientation is unchanging throughout their lifetime.
You would be ignorant to ignore human curiosity. It's all about arousal and stimulating pleasure. Humans being one of the few mammals that have sex just for the pleasure suggests that gender should not matter as long as you're being pleasured.
