Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Swedish Guy View Post
Atleast we don't have butt plug festivals eh?
That is irrelevant to just about everything I would contend about. And while you hold that up as something significant, most people would likely not.

I find the butt-plug thing to be freaky myself, and I'm as gay as they come. But there is surely some validity to the reality that heterosexuals also have their unique and non-traditional ways of acting-out as well. But just as it is with heterosexuals, most people aren't advocating specifically for the right to act in such ways.

I mean, if you had a festival where you showed the scientific discoveries that gay people made,...
That means, you simply haven't paid attention to much but the "butt-plug" aversion I can understandably relate to myself. (Really, I'm not about that myself.) I personally have seen the broad accomplishments of homosexual people held high over time, during months which honor them and otherwise. There is no doubt that just as heterosexuals, homosexuals are just as accomplished (possibly more in certain areas) overall. The truly homophobic or hatefully bigoted amongst us sadly, do have a problem with that.

maybe showing how gays were/are prosecuted, pointing out great people that were gay.. all that stuff: that would be quite intressting.
Well, people do have differing interests in certain things, but I think I can see why you say what you do. Without a doubt, homosexual people have suffered significant and various forms of hatred and discrimination, which have affected them in important ways. And certainly we can agree that many of those people have FOUGHT to overcome and/or change this society for the better.

Instead of having lot's of gay people making out, didlos, butt plugs with horse tails...
Again, it isn't what most homosexual people focus upon doing/approving; and there is no 'official' agenda, whereby those things that YOU apparently have an aversion to (or obsession with) are agreed upon collectively.

So it's not the gay part I don't like, it's the 'In your face!' attitude and the lack of modesty.
Well, if you want to go that route, we could spend time pointing out the appalling 'in-your-face' expression of HETEROSEXUAL anti-gays as well. Personally, I think concentrating so exclusively upon that isn't worthwhile or particularly productive. There are extremists, jerks and bad-actors of every persuasion (that isn't exclusive to homosexual people).