"What is done in your own home behind closed doors is nobody's business, until it starts imposing itself onto others" Absolutely astounding lack of awareness here
๐จ Homosexuality ๐จ
If you do not believe in God then this Xpost is not for you. And if you cannot separate your emotion from an opinion on homosexuality then this is also not for you.
I'm Muslim and Islam does not condone the (act of) homosexuality. It is seen as unnatural and immoral. Other religions hold similar views. It is viewed as a misdirected attraction which requires reconfiguration from the initial feeling (in the mind).
As it has been normalised, intervention has been lost. There are hundreds of private stories from people who thought they were gay but were not in the end- like trans.
God ordains that which is good for society overall and rejects corruption. Just because you feel attraction for the same gender doesn't automatically make it right for you.
The natural order has always been man & woman- procreation. Homosexuality does not allow this, resulting in additional societal problems.
In addition to this, those that hold this view do not 'hate' LGBTQ. People should be treated kindly regardless of sexuality** & condemn any violence. Considering we don't plaster who we're attracted to on our foreheads. But we also do not support the active openness of homosexuality either.
** unless they're paedos.
Note: being gay is not a sin until those feelings are acted upon. What is done in your own home behind closed doors is nobody's business, until it starts imposing itself onto others.
You can disagree by all means and not like this position. However you do not get to abuse. The LGBTQ community has to accept this as our way of life and values for many.
If the left want to force this on us, then expect push back from those who do not want it. It is our society too.
And if this is classified as homophobia, then it is what it is.
I'd say much of Britain and the world is homophobic in that case.
Peace.
@ConsumerSOS That's what I'm getting at, the truck driver legit had the right of way. What I'm concerned about from that video is it seems the bus drops the kid off in an area with no safe access to cross over. I see no pedestrian crossing anywhere close on what is clearly a busy road.
@ConsumerSOS I just don't think you can blame a kid getting dropped off on a busy road that has no zebra crossing or traffic lights. The truck driver did a great job but they should never have been in that situation in the first place.