Because no lesbian has ever been harassed on the job or kept her opinions to herself before
Filed by: Alex Blaze
November 8, 2009 7:00 AM
There's just so much wrong with what this guy is saying. He says he was being harassed just because someone told him she was a lesbian, he says that his employer "says" that same-sex marriage is legal in Massachusetts, as if that isn't true, and something tells me that he wouldn't care about anyone else getting harassed at the workplace, just himself.
"I'm not the type of guy to complain about this stuff... but I'll work with an extremist advocacy group like MassResistance to get as much attention as possible."
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Everyone has the right to express their opinion. But if this man was offended about same sex marriage, or since he's against homosexuality, then he should of kept his opinion to himself. Maybe then he would of still had his job. But too bad for him. We're here, we're queer, he should get over it.
Michael | November 8, 2009 5:44 PM
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Right, so here are a few quotes from the video: "where it's perceived that homosexual marriage is legal"? "so-called female fiancee"? "a character who calls himself gay"? "you could have a hom ... a so-called homosexual person hit on you"? This guy is trying seriously hard to convince himself that gay people don't even exist - he almost slipped and called someone homosexual without prefacing it with "so-called" first, but no, he corrected himself. It's as though he's trying to will away homosexuality by simply refusing to acknowledge the reality of it all. Comments have been disabled, but you can still rate the video as low as is permitted. I did.
Brandi Skipalis | November 9, 2009 3:22 AM
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