Saturday, March 06, 2004
Sexual wars
I recently witnessed someone with homosexual tendencies attack someone with heterosexual tendencies, calling them archaic, and something else... I don't remember. Some homosexuals actually have the nerve to tell a heterosexual that they are being archaic, and following a book written by a man, for not wanting to have sex with someone of their own gender. Really? Are you serious? I'm not saying homosexuality is right or wrong, but to attack a heterosexual's preference, and/or aversion to homosexual acts, is fucking ridiculous.
There is another kind of attack that is not dealt with. I witnessed yesterday a bi or homosexual woman sexually harassing a heterosexual woman. I have yet to see a pro-homosexual address this issue. It is clear that the bi/homo woman thought she had a right to sexually harass other women. It is clear that this bi/homo woman thinks this way because of current discourses endorsing and promoting homosexuality. If the woman being harassed had punched the harasser in the face, she would not doubt be histerically called a "homophobic." The concept of homophobia is used to allow bi and homosexuals to practice sexual violence and harassment with impunity. It is used to legitimize all kinds of violent and unethical behaviors perpetrated from non-heterosexuals. It is also used to deny sexual agency and rights.
If you cannot choose to be in a heterosexual environment and relate to people in a heterosexual way, you no longer have rights to choose how others treat you sexually, in other words, you are no longer a subject, you have become a non-entity, a slave.
A society that demonizes this most fundamental human right is pathological.
This can be applied to other determinations over one´s environments and how others treat you, such as issues with pornography, prostitution, dress, non-verbal behavior, etc.
There is another kind of attack that is not dealt with. I witnessed yesterday a bi or homosexual woman sexually harassing a heterosexual woman. I have yet to see a pro-homosexual address this issue. It is clear that the bi/homo woman thought she had a right to sexually harass other women. It is clear that this bi/homo woman thinks this way because of current discourses endorsing and promoting homosexuality. If the woman being harassed had punched the harasser in the face, she would not doubt be histerically called a "homophobic." The concept of homophobia is used to allow bi and homosexuals to practice sexual violence and harassment with impunity. It is used to legitimize all kinds of violent and unethical behaviors perpetrated from non-heterosexuals. It is also used to deny sexual agency and rights.
If you cannot choose to be in a heterosexual environment and relate to people in a heterosexual way, you no longer have rights to choose how others treat you sexually, in other words, you are no longer a subject, you have become a non-entity, a slave.
A society that demonizes this most fundamental human right is pathological.
This can be applied to other determinations over one´s environments and how others treat you, such as issues with pornography, prostitution, dress, non-verbal behavior, etc.
