EricJames Borges and Progress
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Personally I hate to be where you are. It is people of your kind (simple-minded and ignorant) that make this world in such a sad state that it is in.
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@Jimplicit guilt and shame and death are the direct consequences of proud defiant sin. God does not change ,sin is sin and laways will be. the more you promote and encourage this sick perverted filth called GLBT the more you kindle Gods wrath - the more will die.
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@westsideed You got it , the more you promote flaunting open proud defiant sin the more God picks you off and sends you to HELL. God will not tolerate ''gay'' marrage and will nto tolerate glbt filth . the destroyer of Sodom is not dead.
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@Jimplicit Glbt is an abomination. teaching kids that its a good thing to mutilate your genitals, jet pumped with hormones and masquerade like a freak as the opposite sex. God judged EricJames Borges and dropkicked him into hell where you all belong for promoting this sick evil filth.
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EricJames Borges is in Hell. he flipped off God by posting a pro glbt, pro sodomy vidoe and Godsmacked him with a delusion and drop-kicked him into the lake of fire, where the worm never dies and the fire is never quenched. he is gnawing his tongue in pain and if he could he woudl come back and warn you not to come where he is.
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When I was around your age Stonewall happened. Until then it was as if it was like being in a secret society where gay bars were out of sight and their location was known through word of mouth only. I was very hard to come out. Even today there are still many older closeted gays. Society is slowly becoming more tolerant.
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@Jimplicit Oh wow - it won't let me delete the duplicates; please feel free to do so. Yes, I think tv is a big start - and it tells you how many people are already accepting or it wouldn't be shown, you know? Awesome; the time has come!
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@greatesTXever I had no idea that Houston's mayor is gay! So exciting! I'm amazed that such a thing would happen in TX. Perhaps the speed of progress is finally picking up :)
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@Jimplicit It sucks so hard. It's like they are so so so close to getting out and creating an awesome life for themselves, but are falling at the final hurdle. And that makes it even more clear when this happens, of just how much of a hell they must be going through at home :(. I wonder when people are going to start being real parents to their children.
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@Jimplicit - let's hope he never did and exorcism. that would be a terrible thing to relive. I know it's not quite an exorcism, but when I moved to Europe my father told me to visit Our Lady of Lourdes, or was it Fatima. I don't remember which one he told me to visit, but apparently there's a magic swimming pool that cures sick people...and my father told me to take a dip, that maybe it would cure the gay. I told him, knowing my luck I would come out of the pool as a straight woman. LOL-
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so sad. i agree. sometimes being disowned by your parents shouldnt be the deciding factor to harm yourself. parents need to seek help if they are not sure how to act or react. its sad that this guy was going thru so much especially at home. they need to start punishing the parents not only for ignorance, but for child abuse. i hope kids out there here yours and everyone elses message and seek help or guidance before harming themselves. things are getting better indeed! houston's mayor is gay!
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@Jimplicit Yes, it's an EXCELLENT movie, a must-see in my book.
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@yeahRu2 Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! Please send me a link.
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@jwo92911 I agree, there need to be more places for them to go if they have to leave home. It's one of those situations in which they're stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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@terracottameGINGER Thank goodness for activists like Lady Gaga.
And Thank you for spreading a message of hope :) It's what people need to hear, so they won't give in to despair.
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@Fr4yTheStrings I cry every time I read about another gay suicide. It really breaks my heart. I too wish they would be patient and hang on until they are out of the house and independent. but it's so unfair that they should have to hide who they are for so long. Kudos to you for hanging on, buddy. It sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders and a well thought out plan.
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@cjay2 I agree. It is ridiculous and shameful that progress is moving so incredibly slowly. I wish I could reach out to each of those poor kids and give them hope. Kudos to you for being involved in the movement for such a long time! You are a pioneer, and should be so proud!
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@HotMissa I agree with you 100%. I am very disheartened by the glacial pace of progress so far. But I have to remain optimistic, and I have to send an optimistic message to today's youth, so they will have something to live for. :/
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@OneAndOnlyBillyJ Thank you, buddy. I haven't seen the movie yet, but I read a very interesting biography written by someone who worked closely with him in the FBI, and there was a lot in there about his sexuality and how he attempted to cover it up. So interesting.
hope his parents are proud of themselves..:( poor kid.
Broadwayidol91 4 weeks ago
@Broadwayidol91 I'd be interested to see them interviewed. It would be valuable for other parents of LGBTs to see it too, so that they could know the consequences of intolerance before it's too late.
Jimplicit 3 weeks ago
What a wonderful video. Good for you. So much has changed. No, not enough, but it's coming along and you list a lot of reasons one can see to give hope. I'm seeing anti bullying messages in mainstream tv programs now. Hopefully there will be more resources for parents soon too. A lot of people may have no clue how to go about accepting their child but if they saw psa's and even sitcoms showing them that it's okay, that loving them is the best response, perhaps that will help too. Well done Jim!!
thizizliz 1 month ago
@thizizliz Thanks, my dear :) I'm glad the mainstream media is educating people about this issue. I agree that sitcoms have the ability to make a huge difference in public opinion. People are always more afraid of things that are unfamiliar. Seeing LGBTs in the media, even if only in sitcoms, makes them more familiar, and therefore more accepted.
Jimplicit 1 month ago
I am old enough to remember that there really no openly-gay figures. No one was really 'out.' People were rumored to be gay more than anything else. Teen suicide was very rare or you never heard about it. Many times when someone showed homosexual tendencies they were committed to mental hospitals or insane asylums. You had bullying,sure, but it was out on the playground. (Of course back then no one even knew what a computer was.)
westsideed 1 month ago
@westsideed I can hardly imagine how terrible it must have been to try to come to terms with one's sexuality during such a time. I wonder why teen suicide has become so much more common these days.
Jimplicit 1 month ago