It has been my experience . . .

by Dick Mac

I know my life-experience is limited by the boundaries of my life.

I like to think I have had a broad range of experiences: living in different cities, states, countries; travelling as much as I can, reading many different kinds of writings, eating many kinds of foods, meeting people from all walks of life, trying different varieties of spiritual experiences (gnostic and agnostic alike), dating different kinds of people, investigating many forms of art, music, theater, cinema. I like to think I have a broad range of experiences.

That said, there is a constant that has developed in recent years: every person I know who is opposed to labor unions, federal-guaranteed mortgages, government programs, and affordable education, all come from families who lived in suburban developments funded with tax dollars, in homes mortgaged with federal security, got educated with federal loans, all with money earned by parents who were members of labor unions.

Now that these people have gotten their slice of the pie: done their sucking off the taxpayers, they don't think anyone else should have a shot. They don't want the government to finance any more developments, or guarantee any mortgages, or protect the rights of workers.

These people have joined a group of billionaires and media outlets and formed a minority political movement they quaintly refer to as a tea party.

They are hypocrites - every last one of them.

And that is part of my experience.

Is Every Republican A Closet Homosexual?

Week after week another Republican conservative is discovered to be a closeted homosexual.

Yesterday, I received two links in the mail: one about yet another Republican, this one from Florida, soliciting sex in a men's room, and the other an Indiana Republican who likes to diddle and rape young men while they sleep.

I have no problem with men soliciting sex from other men in a men's room. The solicited man can either accept or refuse, and everyone can just move on with their lives. I really don't see the harm. If men want to chat each other up in the toilet and go have sex together, good luck to them! Police shouldn't be there trying to intercept them and place them under arrest.

Given all that, if you choose to find sex with men that way, why would you spend time during your day job helping to pass laws that criminalize and harass other homosexuals? I don't get it. Either you like to have sex with guys or you don't. It's not really a big deal.

It is a big deal, though, if you are a man who likes to have sex with men and then you spend time condemning men who like to have sex with men. It makes no sense!

I think the Republican Party should just come out. It's OK. Nobody's feelings about Republicans is going to change because they are all closeted homosexuals. The same number of people will love them and hate them as they do now.

Until that time, though, I hope America can begin to see Republicans as the boring hypocrites they really are.

Fla. State Representative Accused Of Soliciting Sex In Men's Room

Murphy resigns political posts; cooperating with police in apparent criminal investigation

Glenn Murphy Jr., in case you haven't yet realized it, men who have sex with other men are called homosexuals. You are a homosexual. It's OK. We all still hate you for your conservative views.

Rep. Bob Allen, in case you haven't yet realized it, men who have sex with other men are called homosexuals. You are a homosexual. It's OK. We all still hate you for your conservative views.

Come on guys! Out of the closets and into the streets. Celebrate life. Enjoy yourselves. And stop voting to marginalize other homosexuals.

Idiots!

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