ALIENated posted on May 28, 2007
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I am not sure homophobia makes any sense. Homophobia, to me, means one
is afraid of homos. I really know no one who is afraid of homos. Do you? I would
think that being afraid of the truth is much more harmful.
The truth is, having sex with someone of the same gender is just having sex.
Turning all that into a political movement, demands for gay marriage, and other
things to change the system, that is where people get a bit phobic. We have to
agree on ways to do things.
We have all agreed, for a long time, that marriage is one man and one woman.
We also agree to drive on one side of the road or the other (if you are in
England). In this country we have decided to drive on the right side of the
road. If we stop agreeing on that, there will be chaos. If we stop agreeing on
one man-one woman marriage, there will also be chaos. These bigger
consequences are the ones the Bible warns us of, not the person-by-person
problems.
You can have sex with someone of the same gender, no big deal. But when you
take it home to the family (that is, you "come out of the closet"), all hell breaks
loose. Even when you get over that, and mom and dad somehow accept that
you are what you are, there are more problems when you take it out into the
world--say when you want to get married.
Now you are driving on the wrong side of the road and you start colliding with
others who are still driving in the correct way. "But I have a right to drive any
way I want to--this is a free country," you say. Not really. If you are a man,
and you can marry another man, why not marry two men, or three? (Why not
drive back and forth, across the traffic as well because, seemingly, anything
goes.) Or maybe you are a man and want more than one wife, maybe even
two or three wives. Why not? There are no rules of marriage anymore (we can
drive around in circles right in front of someone if we want).
Pretty soon marriage means nothing--anyone can do it any way they want,
with as many as they want. Eventually marriage becomes a joke, but of course
the devil loves when something that God started becomes a joke with us
humans. Homophobia? I am not afraid of homos. I am more afraid people will
lose track that grandpa had three wives and two husbands, and that my child
is marrying his or her double-cousin. That is one of those bigger issues I was
talking about.