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I suggest that the recent rise of homosexuality is a reaction made by a patriarchical culture to the movement to give women equal rights. Homosexuals are trying to derive women even of the status in human relationships.

A homosexual is effectively saying "I can go ahead and have a sexual relationship without including women, without having the consent of a woman." Homosexuality seems to be all about reducing the power and status of women- of making them unnecessary. I think, in spirit and effect, it is almost akin to rape.

Qoeleth, Catholic Answers 76 Comments [6/9/2012 2:41:40 AM]
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#1411174
Indikins

Except that choosing to not have sex with someone is basically the exact opposite of raping them. You kind of HAVE to perform an unwanted sexual act on a person in order to commit rape.
And I'm confused - is this person actually in favour of women's rights, in a bizarre, totally igorant and misinformed way?

6/9/2012 2:50:34 AM

#1411177
Aspergus

What's your opinion, then, of people who choose to be celibate?

6/9/2012 3:04:21 AM

#1411180
Swede

A lesbian (who is also a homosexual) is having a sexual relationship that includes at least two women, hopefully with consent.

I don't know about you, but most people I interact with I don't have a sexual relationship with. Only one of the many necessary persons in my life I have sex with.

6/9/2012 3:13:33 AM

#1411192
Tindalos

Being gay is akin to rape?!?! WTF??!?

Me being gay just means I am attracted to my same gender - it has nothing do to with excluding women as part of an agenda.

I am all for women being treated equally as men. Same job - same pay - same opportunities.

How does your crap deal with Lesbians? Is that akin to rape?

As to the "recent rise" - society is becoming more accepting of homosexuality. We have always been here, now we're able to be more open.

6/9/2012 3:38:10 AM

#1411193
Stonespiral

...What?

6/9/2012 3:40:04 AM

#1411195
Mudak

I'm going to jump on an interesting phrase in this quote that needs to be called out: "recent rise of homosexuality". Qoeleth isn't calling out the gay rights movement (which we must admit is a relatively recent phenomenon) but rather an increase in the number of gay people (which, if the numbers are rising, it's still remaining fairly constant as a percentage of a rising population). The only thing that's truly different here, is that more people are willing to admit it.

My dad used to tell a joke about how when he was a kid, if you went into a drugstore for cigarettes and condoms, you could either loudly or in normal speech ask for the cigarettes but you'd have to whisper "and the condoms". By the time I came of age, you could loudly ask for the condoms but whisper for the cigarettes.

Wouldn't it be nice to see the same type of shift in declaring oneself both gay and religious?

6/9/2012 3:45:35 AM

#1411203
the_ignored

What about female homosexuals?

6/9/2012 4:08:37 AM

#1411217
Reynardine

Which, of course, is why male homosexuality has been so common historically in Greece, Rome, and the Persian Empire, and still is the rule among unmarried males of certain tribes in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

6/9/2012 4:34:15 AM

#1411225
LAchlan

That's because you are mental.

6/9/2012 4:54:45 AM

#1411231
\m/>_<\m/

... and this, children, is why you need to think before posting things

6/9/2012 5:09:56 AM

#1411241
D Laurier

I suggest that the recent rise of homosexuality is a reaction made by a patriarchical culture to the movement to give women equal rights. Homosexuals are trying to derive women even of the status in human relationships.
And this would explain the looonnnggggg history of homosexuality before the sufragette movement how???
The "recent rise" of homosexuality is SEVERAL THOUSAND years old.
There were gay men living with their gay partners in old kingdom Egypt some 5000 years ago.

6/9/2012 5:34:18 AM

#1411248
Dr.Shrinker

Yeah, how dare those gay men try and deny women of their role as mindless baby producers which the Catholic Church has thrust them into?

Heck, women don't even count when your lot talks about teh ghey!

6/9/2012 5:46:19 AM

#1411249
autofire

Catherine Breillat? Is that you?

6/9/2012 5:46:24 AM

#1411258


Wat.


Also is lesbianism also included here? Because the implication is yes, making you even more retarded than otherwise - which is a shitload, by the way.

6/9/2012 6:06:55 AM

#1411259
JSS

I suggest that the Catholic priesthood is a reaction made by a patriarchical culture to the movement to give women equal rights. Catholic clergymen are trying to derive women even of the status in spiritual matters.

A Catholic clergyman is effectively saying "I can go ahead and live a full spiritual life without including women, without having the consent of a woman." The priesthood seems to be all about reducing the power and status of women- of making them unnecessary. I think, in spirit and effect, it is almost akin to rape.

But I digress...

6/9/2012 6:07:40 AM

#1411266
Horsefeathers

Where the hell do you even get an idea like this, let alone accept it as a good one and then repeat it?

6/9/2012 6:12:51 AM

#1411282
J. James

You have GOT to be shitting me. Gay men existing rapes women? What kind of insane troll logic is that!?

And does this person even know of the existence of lesbians or bisexuals?

6/9/2012 6:33:29 AM

#1411286
Oh My Dog!

Sooo...

Lesbians are o.k. then?

6/9/2012 6:38:24 AM

#1411290
Brendan Rizzo

Then how come in the Middle Ages, which as a Catholic fundie you think was the best time ever, neither gay men nor women had any civil rights. Furthermore, how come lesbians exist?

6/9/2012 6:43:42 AM

#1411295
SurfinSeaOtter

patriarchical?

6/9/2012 6:52:03 AM

#1411300
shykid

"without having the consent of a woman"

I don't need your consent to fuck another dude, you crazy bitch. If that seriously bothers you, then you have some major ego and/or control issues. Not being all that sexually attracted to women means I am mostly gay, not misogynist.

"it is almost akin to rape."

...so, you think not having sex with you is practically tantamount to rape? WTF is wrong with you?!

6/9/2012 7:08:19 AM

#1411307
grad student

In defense of the source, other posters in this thread are telling the OP that s/he is making ridiculous leaps in logic and that the post makes no sense.

6/9/2012 7:25:17 AM

#1411310
BahrainChris

No.

A homosexual is effectively saying "I fancy people of the same sex"

A hetrosexual is effectively saying "I fancy people of the opposite sex"

That is all.

6/9/2012 7:31:44 AM

#1411325
John

What recent rise in homosexuality? There may be a rise in people publicly willing to admit to being gay, but that's not the same thing.

6/9/2012 7:49:56 AM

#1411333
Thinking Allowed

Why do a lot of fundies rarely mention lesbians when talking about same sex attraction?

6/9/2012 8:02:20 AM
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