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I much prefer scientology to Islam or fundamentalist Christianity.

Then you don't truly understand the full extent of the brainwashing that membership of Scientology entails. It's on the level of some sects of radical Islam and the worst fundamentalist Christian ideologies.

I much prefer scientology to Islam or fundamentalist Christianity.

While some fundamentalist groups might be more dangerous for society as a whole, Scientology is arguably worse for people it affects.

I highly recommend the documentary (and book) Going Clear. It really highlights how terrible the whole cult is.

I would spread the gay agenda all over the place, it'd get trapped within the carpet for days, weeks on end.

a handy calendar that gay people use to schedule things, i think

In my opinnniion?

I think it's to create a society where people aren't held back from happiness and fulfillment by fear of being rejected because if their sexual orientation.

In my opinnniion?

I think it's to create a society where people aren't held back from happiness and fulfillment by fear of being rejected because if their sexual orientation.

That's us! We're the embodyment of the homosexual agenda =o

I don't think us queers are homogenous enough to have an agenda of any real sort. Outside of just sticking together and supporting one another.

On one hand you have groups like PFLAG and the HRC that fight for gay rights and equality under the law. Lofty and admirable goals in my eyes. But to some they're assimilationists seeking to destroy the very concept of the queer identity which is by its very nature dofferent.

On the other side of the spectrum you have radical faeries, and other groups like that whose goal is to celebrate the inherent otherness associated with being any kind of queer. To them the idea of settling down into a marriage and having kids is a betrayal of our own nature.

We're waaaaaaay too divided to have any sort of overarching agenda. Nothing for you fine hetero folks to worry about. Nothing at all.

*insert maniacal laughter here*