A Side of Sulu You Have Never Seen Before
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Is Sulu the new Ghandi?
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Aw, and now he's getting married. You can come out from under the bed, Mr. Hardaway, he's taken!
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"Your smooth, chocolatey head, GLAZED in MAN-SWEAT!" is going to pretty much be what I scream at the top of my lungs with a grin every time I see a queerbigot.
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One word. Brilliant!
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I remember when i first saw this, i died laughing
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I didn't think someone could say 'man-sweat' and have it sound anything other then disgusting. God bless that marvelous voice.
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ah ha ahaha ah ha!
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He has class, as he could have made some notty coment on a homophobic, buty instead he plays it off with humor & class :)
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For people saying Tim had 'the right to state his opinion', there is something called hate speech which is not protected by free speech laws.
Imagine if somebody had said that they are racist and don't like black people... well... this is no different.
imarandomm 2 years ago 362
No, he DID have the right to state his opinion. Freedom of speech allows you to be an absolute and despicable douche. NOBODY'S opinions should be curtailed. AS a gay atheist I get a lot of insults, but I will DEFEND people's rights to insult me, because if you stop free speech then you're THAT closer to a totalitarian state. They have no right to aggress upon me, but they have the right to say whatever their opinions are.
Merryjest 2 years ago 360
the difference between hate speech and free speech is the intent of harm. If I say I wanted to burn all gay guys, THAT would be hate speech. If I said Gay people are all demented, perverted freaks, I would be very wrong, but would not show any intent to harm, and thus covered.
Exarian 2 years ago 112
You are completely wrong. There is a HUGE difference between saying "I want to burn all gay people" and actually DOING it. Sorry, but you can't prosecute people on words, only on actions. When they are arrested showing *physical intent*, their words can be used as proof to show previous premeditated intent, but you can't prosecute people for saying they *want* going to do something.
Merryjest 2 years ago 17
We have a right to hate or dislike ANYTHING we want. No one should be forced to like gay people.. So what you suck COCK! am I suppose to like that? Boo Hoo!
offthehooktelevision 3 years ago
You mean the same right that George Takei has to take exception to a comment, dislike it, and make a comedic comment on it?
Merryjest 3 years ago 311