Comments on: A Gay Character in Star Trek 2?

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 20:27:00 +0000

God is all-seeing. He can create people exactly how they should be. He knows before they created who they will be.

To say that those people didn’t turn out as they should is an insult to God. You are saying He doesn’t know how to create Man. Who do you think you are?

Everything is for a reason. That criminal is created to allow someone to save him, or to remind others of what is wrong vs right. Just like God made love making pleasurable, he gave men prostates so that gay men could enjoy making love too. After all, why would he put something pleasurable up there if he didn’t want men to do that?

Everything is there for a reason… you are too small to try and believe you know better than God. If He didn’t want something to happen, he would have made us not to do it.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 20:23:00 +0000

I know what you mean. Religion (not saying you are religious) is similar. A cancer that infects the mind. It turns rational adults into mindless automatons, doing what they’re told. And no one’s looking for a cure.

I get fed up with religion shoved into my face… and like any disease it tries to spread, and make other people believe it so that it can propagate.

One day I hope for a cure to religion.

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:56:00 +0000

I was one of them they lost. Producers are going to have pull their heads out of their collective fourth-point-of-contact soon and realize we, as a society, are NOT open to having the gay lifestyle shoved down our throats. It is a disease of the mind that allows for a crooked choice, is not natural, and it should not be involved in my life, which at present it really is.

Finally, this is the last sacred cow we straights seem to have, so please don’t put a homosexual in the next Star Trek movie.

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:42:00 +0000

It is well-known, by research through multiple organizations, that 2% of the population, supported by another 7% who are not gay, and followed by 49% who are too scared to look like a hater to answer the polls with anything but approval for the gay lifestyle, exist. 10% may be looking for a same-sex partner to experiment with, but of those 96% will return to heterosexuality because their brain is screaming, finally, that homosexuality it wrong.

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:39:00 +0000

Ummm yeah, no… God gave every single person a free will, a mind that is able to choose. A person with little to no appropriate faithful or religious upbringing and, yes, some who are, is more likely to commit crimes, have diseases of the mind, experiment with illegal substances, run away from home, commit suicide and, yes, become gay, which is its own form of eternally-based suicide. Not everyone, but most.

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:37:00 +0000

He wasn’t quoting the Bible as a matter of scientific fact if, indeed, you would read his post carefully enough. He simply said the Bible says it’s evil. The Bible also says in the last days people will call good evil, and evil will be called good. That’s what’s happening, in spades, with this homosexuality issue. I’m called a hater because I believe in traditional family values that have been harbored on this Earth for 4,000+ years, and because I do read my Bible.

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:35:00 +0000

Yes, a man will not lay with a man, and a woman will not lay with a woman, against the natural use of the body.

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:34:00 +0000

Believe it or not, I actually liked this one. I never watched Lost, I loved Alias but would have stopped watching it if there were a recurring gay character introduced, and though I’ve only watched a couple episodes of Fringe because I don’t care for the all-too-X-Files feel of it, had they a recurring gay character, I wouldn’t watch that, either. The market, including television and movies, is run by what it, and the people, can bear. There have been so many gay shows and movies, now, that people with straight leanings, are beginning to not watch them, anymore. I can almost guarantee you will see a decline over the next several years of homosexuals being depicted in television shows. Then, perhaps, we can get back to watching stories, rather than love affairs between same-sex people.

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:29:00 +0000

If it’s a disease of the mind, why not portray it as such?

By: Paul E

Paul E — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:26:00 +0000

But we all know that already. It doesn’t have to be further forced down our throats, especially in a movie “universe” where it doesn’t matter, and shouldn’t be an issue.