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| − | '''Homosexual intimidation''' refers to several tactics employed by [[homosexuals]] with the intention of furthering the [[homosexual agenda]]. The use of [[violence]] appears to be preferable for homosexuals | + | '''Homosexual intimidation''' refers to several tactics employed by [[homosexuals]] with the intention of furthering the [[homosexual agenda]]. The use of [[violence]] appears to be preferable for homosexuals; however, issuing false claims of discrimination and spreading political slander seem to work for them too. |
The following are examples of homosexual intimidation: | The following are examples of homosexual intimidation: | ||
Revision as of 07:25, April 16, 2010
Homosexual intimidation refers to several tactics employed by homosexuals with the intention of furthering the homosexual agenda. The use of violence appears to be preferable for homosexuals; however, issuing false claims of discrimination and spreading political slander seem to work for them too.
The following are examples of homosexual intimidation:
- Acts of violence and vandalism directed at Christian institutions after the passage of Proposition 8.
- The depiction of homosexual men in the popular media as better-looking, better-dressed, more "sensitive," and sometimes even "hyper-masculine" in comparison to their heterosexual counterparts.