In racism it's the racist who's the antagonist and in homophobia it's the homophobe who's the antagonist
Both antagonists look at the groups they target their hate to as *less than* and therefore deserving of any treatment they get sometimes viscious heckling, sometimes brutal beatings and sometimes brutal beatings accompanied by death.
It's the *they're not human* that's a break from reality and a threat to humankind everywhere
Homosexuals/lesbians and since you mention *forces of darkness*, non believers as well, all make a life choice. I dont agree with it but by no means do I think it can be prayed away.
**The catalyst you're looking for is love, noone who knows you hate them will listen to your reasoning for why they should be like you**.
By your statement you give yourself or a brain dead person permission to kill. Nowhere near funny. This is the same type of language that killed and brutalized Emmett Till and thousands of others for some other *theyre not human like us* reason. I wont be able to rationalize with you but maybe the universe will
Dehumanizing anybody is not good. Theyre a living breathing human being, just like us, they feel joy pain happiness sadness they want to achieve success like everybody else. We do not have to agree with their life choice to recognize that. Dehumanization is dangerous and is often the foundation of extreme violence against an individual. We dont support violence or extreme violence against anybody alternative lifestyles, criminals, politicians or regular citizens
Canada just like everywhere else, there are probably more areas where homosexuals can roam freely but just as equally they have racists and homophobic citizens just like every other country.
I think everybody deserves to walk the earth in peace no matter who they are as long as they're not causing harm, but I do not get the exaggerated feminism, 5 inch eyelashes, 15 layers of foundation, or on the opposite side the exaggerated masculinity, men and women dont act like that... or maybe they do somewhere and I just dont know.
I do wonder if sexual trauma confuses some people, this sounds like a common refrain.
The next thing we need to do is stop people from depending on these foreign investors for sustenance. Our greatest asset is our brain and we've been brainwashed into thinking that it can't produce anything of value except for trinkets for tourists
"*. I am totally convinced that it is coming,” Mr Carey said. We want to encourage you to do your part. And all of us have a part to play - every business house, every resident, there are things we can do to contribute to what is coming.”*
This cant be the level of economic advice we should expect, "*I'm convinced it's coming*". The last time I heard this type of loose non-visionary talk it was the issue of homeporting. Everybody was convinced this was it Bahamians were urged to put their ideas together and get ready!
Nobody knows the future with any certainty, luck could have been on our side. But looking objectively at the situation, the cruise ships only came to Nassau because the US govt asked them to enforce stronger COVID restrictions! It was bizarro world. Those people came to us to avoid checking their passengers for COVID at the height of the Delta variant that was killing thousands within weeks and we rejoiced. They told us what they thought of us. The next thing to consider, pandemics don't last forever. And sure enough within about four months they were gone.
When we speak about economic resurgence, we could have a miracle in the works, maybe one of the *decades talked about* projects gets off the ground, but let's use facts and trends please. The US just reported **weak** economic growth of ~1%, not encouraging
"*He said extending the retirement age, cutting benefits, or combining these two options would not address the problem.*"
I thought that was ill thought out when I heard it. They forcing people to take accrued vacation and early retirement to "*make space for the young people*" and cut costs and now the solution is the complete opposite?
ThisIsOurs says...
This is warped reasoning.
In racism it's the racist who's the antagonist and in homophobia it's the homophobe who's the antagonist
Both antagonists look at the groups they target their hate to as *less than* and therefore deserving of any treatment they get sometimes viscious heckling, sometimes brutal beatings and sometimes brutal beatings accompanied by death.
It's the *they're not human* that's a break from reality and a threat to humankind everywhere
Homosexuals/lesbians and since you mention *forces of darkness*, non believers as well, all make a life choice. I dont agree with it but by no means do I think it can be prayed away.
**The catalyst you're looking for is love, noone who knows you hate them will listen to your reasoning for why they should be like you**.
On Transgender woman moved to Canada to find a better life
Posted 30 April 2023, 2:12 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Nope. We dont have to agree with a thing he's doing. We just stay away from the hate speech
On Transgender woman moved to Canada to find a better life
Posted 30 April 2023, 12:22 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
By your statement you give yourself or a brain dead person permission to kill. Nowhere near funny. This is the same type of language that killed and brutalized Emmett Till and thousands of others for some other *theyre not human like us* reason. I wont be able to rationalize with you but maybe the universe will
On Transgender woman moved to Canada to find a better life
Posted 30 April 2023, 12:18 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Dehumanizing anybody is not good. Theyre a living breathing human being, just like us, they feel joy pain happiness sadness they want to achieve success like everybody else. We do not have to agree with their life choice to recognize that. Dehumanization is dangerous and is often the foundation of extreme violence against an individual. We dont support violence or extreme violence against anybody alternative lifestyles, criminals, politicians or regular citizens
On Transgender woman moved to Canada to find a better life
Posted 29 April 2023, 3:15 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*While being nursed with oxygen via nasal cannula, Mrs Symonette-Darville complained of ‘not being able to breathe with feeling of wanting to die’.*"
She was immunosuppressed and unfortunately contracted covid.
covid still knocking around today, not as prevalent but there
On PHA report: Woman who died was ‘acutely ill’
Posted 28 April 2023, 8:28 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Canada just like everywhere else, there are probably more areas where homosexuals can roam freely but just as equally they have racists and homophobic citizens just like every other country.
I think everybody deserves to walk the earth in peace no matter who they are as long as they're not causing harm, but I do not get the exaggerated feminism, 5 inch eyelashes, 15 layers of foundation, or on the opposite side the exaggerated masculinity, men and women dont act like that... or maybe they do somewhere and I just dont know.
I do wonder if sexual trauma confuses some people, this sounds like a common refrain.
On Transgender woman moved to Canada to find a better life
Posted 28 April 2023, 8:17 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*the minister told party supporters that the NIB fund is “basically running on fumes*". That's a phrase I use all the time to boost confidence
On Laroda says NIB not facing liquidity crisis
Posted 28 April 2023, 1:04 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
The next thing we need to do is stop people from depending on these foreign investors for sustenance. Our greatest asset is our brain and we've been brainwashed into thinking that it can't produce anything of value except for trinkets for tourists
On GB Chamber head ‘totally convinced’ economic resurgence is coming
Posted 28 April 2023, 3:18 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*. I am totally convinced that it is coming,” Mr Carey said. We want to encourage you to do your part. And all of us have a part to play - every business house, every resident, there are things we can do to contribute to what is coming.”*
This cant be the level of economic advice we should expect, "*I'm convinced it's coming*". The last time I heard this type of loose non-visionary talk it was the issue of homeporting. Everybody was convinced this was it Bahamians were urged to put their ideas together and get ready!
Nobody knows the future with any certainty, luck could have been on our side. But looking objectively at the situation, the cruise ships only came to Nassau because the US govt asked them to enforce stronger COVID restrictions! It was bizarro world. Those people came to us to avoid checking their passengers for COVID at the height of the Delta variant that was killing thousands within weeks and we rejoiced. They told us what they thought of us. The next thing to consider, pandemics don't last forever. And sure enough within about four months they were gone.
When we speak about economic resurgence, we could have a miracle in the works, maybe one of the *decades talked about* projects gets off the ground, but let's use facts and trends please. The US just reported **weak** economic growth of ~1%, not encouraging
On GB Chamber head ‘totally convinced’ economic resurgence is coming
Posted 28 April 2023, 3:11 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*He said extending the retirement age, cutting benefits, or combining these two options would not address the problem.*"
I thought that was ill thought out when I heard it. They forcing people to take accrued vacation and early retirement to "*make space for the young people*" and cut costs and now the solution is the complete opposite?
On LARODA WARNS NIB RUNNING ON FUMES: He adds ‘the first rate increase is not going to save the fund’
Posted 27 April 2023, 10:45 a.m. Suggest removal