Friday, July 11, 2008

ohmygod(dess)!! the radical christians! they're coming to kill me!

ohfckno. i'm gonna get mer-derrrred! noes!
actually, i'm probably just going to be trash talked for hours until this website finds a new person to hate.
in case you'd like to know what i'm talking about, here is some person's view on homosexuality and tansgender...ism.
sorry. i don't really know the word. ): i'm so inept with the words and the wordiness. (read it. i'll throw in some humour, 'kay? or at least btching. you all love my btching.)

"well, even though this is much more watered down than i wanted it to be, you must remember that i go to a public school…if i really expressed my beliefs then i would get kicked out! so we needed to write a one page “reflection” in my psychology class on this movie we watched on transgender children and then on a presentation made by mr. *name removed*-the head of the “gay straight alliance” ((yes. g.s.a. why the quotes?)) at my school…
after watching the tragic movie on the stories of transgender children and listening to mr. *name removed*'s presentation on gender issues one would think that an opinion could be swayed. but not mine; in fact my beliefs are even stronger than before. i am a member of a devout catholic family ((does)) whose morals are based on the teachings of *i'm taking this out to avoid controversy...* and i am proud to be part of it. . . being catholic and going to a public school where hardly anyone shares my beliefs can be difficult when it comes to discussing issues such as these; i have been accused of being “hateful, sententious and bigoted” ((i'm not surprised. i just hope you aren't.)) when it comes to my beliefs on homosexuality and transgender issues. contrary to popular belief, a true ((devout i am assuming)) christian, like myself, is not a hateful, sententious and bigoted person and I do not hate anyone. . ."((i haven't seen too many .devout. real christians/catholics/whatever you call yourselves...))

yeah. lots of comments. that's barely the first part. so now i'll just give you the juicy little nibblets of it.

(including comments)
but first, i'll cover the rest of the article; this person simply states that she or he thinks that if parents were nicer, there would be no gay or bisexual or transgender kids. they blame gender issues on parents.

ok. onto the comments.

"a situation like this calls for treating the person like they have a mental disorder, because they do!"
that's like calling a belief or religion a mental disorder. belief that you like one gender, belief that you like both, belief that you like niether, belief that you are of the other sex, belief that there is an invisible man in the sky that will punish you if you don't act nice. only one of these is really condoned, you know. sad? maybe. to me, it is...

"i highly doubt that any of these people with gender ‘problems’ were brought up in a proper, loving, and caring family."
there's no problem... people being people is part of being a person, you . . . person. we don't need to fit into the same gender role as everyone else. we all know that i barely fit into a gender role at all. and then panda-grrl, zo-zo, penguu, poison, they aren't all 'omg let's go shopping' or the even more cliché 'i must be a stay at home mommy when i grow up and i have to cook for my lovely hubby omg'. (but they aren't binding their chests and cutting their hair short, either. but it's an example!)

(continuation of the previous...)
"where the mother would rear the children in femininity, and the father teach his son the responsibilities of being a man, and the importance of strong fatherhood."
(this person capitalized mother and not father. why? just wondering). uhm, well. my dad taught me what i know, my mom taught me what i know, and my sister did, too. the females of the family agree with me when i say that people are very annoying, and girls can be total btches. and my dad taught me everything else. but i wasn't really brought up with any gender role. goooo parents!

"you say there is a physical disorder when a child would be born ‘intersex.’ but I strongly disagree with you."
fck!!!!!! -endless exclamation points- ok. do we need to take a picture? i will! once i see an intersex baby... i fear babies. ): they're all loud and... bawwww. but how do you disagree with that? there is concrete proof! if you looked hard enough, instead of looking for your paris hilton sex tapes, you could find a diagram or a picture or something. you poor misunderstood basement-dweller. ):

"but on the point of men and women who think themselves the opposite sex, and dress like so, there is a grave perversity present. why perversity? because men are supposed to be men, and women are supposed to be women."
uhm, says you! i personally find feminine boys to be attractive. then women with shaved heads who aren't feminine at all; they can be attractive, too! it's not perverse. to a certain extent, and in a certain time in a certain place, you could call it 'kinky'. maybe. but d00d. it isn't that bad. people are people are people are people are people. duuuhhhhh.

"we live in a society of drugs. women taking birth control. . ."
this proceeds into a rant on kiddies taking more drugs than ozzy. but birth control? uhm, not every woman wants to get knocked up, and it's precautionary. what if the woman doesn't want to pass something onto the kid, or what if he's... iunno, a prostitute/tot? i don't approve of that, but the last thing we need in this world is more fcking people. at least they know they don't need to pop a baby out every 9 months...

"god is the only truth!"
god(dess) is perspective! to the fishies in the pond, my father is their god. to poor shin in 'godless', the water tower is his god. to the kitties, my mom may be their god. goddess. or food bringer. whatever. and to you, maybe, some invisible d00d(ette) in the sky is god. i'm fine with that, sure, cool, invisible person in the sky, rad! i don't have a problem with that. no sarcasm there. but . . . oh, whatever. i give up. for now. on you.

"when you marry for your want instead of god’s will, you allow satan to dictate whatever he see’s fit!"
no. marraige is pretty much for your want, because you're in luvv or whatever with this person. that doesn't mean satan or whatever is dictating my soul. but love is pretty fcked up. maybe you're right.

"transgenderism is not the defect at birth, but with the perverts who believe themselves to be other than what they truly are."
if you don't want people to call you names, why call others names? isn't that the golden rule or something...?

"i understand and accept your judgemental attitudes, recognizing that you’re following your heart and your god, as you’ve been taught, in a loving and faithful way to the best of your abilities. how could .anyone. fault you for that?"
i wish i was this nice.... ):

"again here, this is an honest assumption, but one based on an almost complete lack of knowledge. how many of “these people” does master x know, or has even ever personally met to draw such a conclusion? my guess would be less than three and most likely zero. he only knows that .he. is not one of ‘those people’, nor is anyone that he knows (of), so he’s able to, and somewhat logically and quite understandably conclude that the cause is somehow rooted in the upbringing."
i love you! -hugs person- please save the world because you're nicer than me and actually intelligent!!
:0

"had mr. x actually been blessed, or i’m sure to his current state of mind, cursed with some degree of trans (or homosexuality for that matter) he’d be enlightened and aware that it is, for at the very least the vast majority, .not. a matter of failed upbringing or personal choice, but rather an inborn trait, no different that say, red hair or blue eyes."
i really adore you.

"i was brought up in a very “proper, loving, and caring family”. a mother, father, 3 brothers, 1 sister, a dog, a cat, church every sunday, the whole bit. no one did anything ‘wrong’. i am who i am, and who i’ve always been, a child of our wonderful and ever loving creator, with the body of a male and the mind, soul, and spirit of a female."
seriously. you're awesome. -cheers-

"as to the cause - who knows? i’ve struggled personally seeking the answer to that very question and have witnessed my brother and sister trans and gays desperately try to determine it as well. i’m finished trying. it doesn’t matter. god has assured me, as he .always. has tried to (incl. all that time i tried to figure out “why?”) that he loves .me.- just the way i am!"
i'm still cheering. not trying to be funny here. just supportive. maybe i'd be nicer if i believed in some god. but i don't. and i'm a frigid btch, who knows why? but i am. go me!

"but, I shall firmly oppose those who were born a boy, without any birth problems, and willingly believe themselves a girl, and live as such. there are fine lines between the defect and someone who tries to be something they are not."
i seriously wish this person knew what exactly it feels like to have any issues regarding gender or race, but of course not. white, male, straight, christian. you lucky btch. you don't know how lucky you are! born into this world as you are.

"wow……..wow. *name removed*, it is obvious that your response is the result of a tough life of doubt and opression. "
she said it was not a result of that! you spiritually deaf/blind sadsack. ): sadsack = necessary(sp?). sorry. person.

"be careful who you call out as “judges” though. to feel disreguarded is one thing, but to directly attack one for their views on society is another."
i found that her letter was nice and nonprovoking of anything. it should have ended there. (but i'm complaining about it, so it obviously hasn't and probably won't.)

"do not fear on bringing your beliefs to the public young man, god is not calling you to deny your gender."
didn't *name removed* clearly state that they identify as female...? maybe you made a typo. hire an editor, maybe?

"“impure evil”? by two people who love each other? while that is a entirely different discussion i have no desire to have with you, i will state that i remain baffled by the tremendous fear that people of the same gender in love bring to so many of this world."
i really wish i knew this person. she's cool. or he. but i believe they identified as female...? i'm such an idiot.

"your final sentence brings it all home. calling me a “young man” and chastising me like a parent scolding a child, joseph? the tone is both unbecoming and unnecessary. and this, almost in the same breath you were patting yourself on the back for being so open-minded! wow indeed."
seriously. i usually say people suck. but iunno. some people are cool. i just haven't met them. in person.

"i want to thank you for being at least civil in your comments."
i guess my comment wasn't very civil. i'm gonna get yelled at. oh, well. what'll they do, sue me?

"no, transsexualality is a .sin.!"
...no u!

"oi. some of the thangs you people say really make my upper lip twitch."
oh. i wonder who this is?

"i really do pity you, though. having to hate something in order to live.
didn’t god(dess) say anything about hating people, and if i am correct, isn’t hate a sin? look! your favourite word! sinsinsinsinsinsinsin. hate is a sin. if i am correct. even if i am not, it should be a sin. :/"
oh, yeah! it's me! now i remember...

so you know what? i declare myself superperson. i'm not exactly the nicest soul, but i am superperson, dammit! and you'll know when i'm there. probably because i will call myself superperson, but i shall leave my mark! :| i shall!


and to finish things of, a quote:
'if gays and lesbians get civil rights, then everyone will want them.'
--&&blitzoftheF.U.N.K., a.k.a.:superperson

p.s.:duhplz.
p.p.s.: please don't comment saying i'm prejudiced against christians. because i'm not. if you say something to make me dislike you, it's what you say and why you say it, not in the name of what god. plz.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

um blitz i thought u go to a private school and i thought u were Jewish? is it me or am i like really lost!

fueledbyfunk said...

there's quotes around that.

Anonymous said...

ok cause i was like what?