Amy.

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I was afraid, and at that moment I felt small, like... like I had lacked experience; like I'd never be on her level; like I'd never be enough for her, or something like that. You know what I'm saying?

A short clip from "Chasing Amy"I have a big problem with faggots; not gays, but faggots. I hate to make that sort of distinction, but it's there.

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Re: Faggots, Vector Faggots, and Sisal

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I hardly see how attacking my job is related to me making a distinction between gays and faggots. That, to me, is unfair in that you are intentionally belittling something that is important to me. It is convoluted to attempt to relate marketing a product to alleged "gay-bashing."

I also fail to see how learning about the holocaust relates to the distinction I made. I know that gays exist; I hardly need further education on that. I know that they, like Jews, deserve rights. However, my post never made a claim otherwise. I merely pointed out that a certain kind of gay, known as the 'faggot' goes about offensive means of furthering his or her fabricated cause.

I love Montreal. I love Toronto. What does this have to do with pins and posters on my campus that suggest that I should try anal sex with another man? I mean, that is narrow-minded of those select gays who are responsible for that poster, to assume that I am somehow less tolerant of gays strictly because I do not enjoy man-to-man anal sex. Gays can have their parades; I don't care. Blacks can have black history month; I don't care. Those are both good things, as I see it.

If you truly believe I am being narrow-minded, you should perhaps revisit my post. I did, in fact, make several good points on the side of homosexuals. In fact, I ridiculed the purpose of the Ally pin because people should not need a symbolic reminder that being gay is okay. I even, to a lesser extent, agreed with the purpose of the poster in my residence by saying that the perspectives that we take on life originate from our own experiences.

In truth, Ray, I find this reply to be nothing more than you playing the devil's advocate. If I would have said that I love flamers, you would have suggested marching them to a death camp somewhere. I take your argument with a grain of salt, because like all confrontations we have, its purpose is merely to get under my skin... something you know how to do very well.