Remember that lovely big flop of an event last year - 'Ex-Gay Awareness Month - which got canceled because of a lack of interest, and then rescheduled with the same disastrous results?
Guess what? It's back:
Say what you want, but with a line-up like this, I don't think they will have a lot of success, but lawd, the speeches will be . . . . something
Hat tip to Jeremy Hooper.
Guess what? It's back:
Say what you want, but with a line-up like this, I don't think they will have a lot of success, but lawd, the speeches will be . . . . something
Hat tip to Jeremy Hooper.
They need to stop with the "Ex-Gay" already and use the correct term...bisexuals.
ReplyDeletePat, ex-gays aren't bisexual. They are gay people shamed into repressing their sexuality through horifict abuse. No one is made bi any more than they are made gay or straight. A lot of people who come out identify as bi because they don't understand what it is they are feeling. I did myself once. As I said once, bi people aren't confused, its just confused people sometimes say they are bi. But there are people who are lagitimately bisexual. I've known enough of them to get that they are real. So please. Knock it off.
ReplyDeleteI can't help but wonder if those speakers have definitely confirmed or have just been invited. I remember last year they were pushing Sarah Palin, noting that she had been invited in very fine print (she didn't show).
ReplyDeleteBut then, these speakers are professional anti-gay spokesfolks. I expect that they, literally, have nothing better to do than this event.