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Playermayweda:For me to have called the guy straight one? Or for me to have defended the discriminated? The idea that one has to be amongst the oppressed to speak up for them is horrible. You guys in Africa who know nothing about how it feels to be the minority find it so easy to condone discrimination. Sorry but my sexuality has nothing to do with this discussion. Thanks. |
oluwaahmed:I'm calm, sir. What you said is far different from what the guy I initially quoted said. So don't make it look as if I called just him out for saying "some gay guys are foolish". |
greencard:And you are what? Straight apologist? Lol. |
PreyingMantis:Lol... you wish. |
Samfloxin:Pray for them. |
Ent3rpreneur:You haven't made sense. Next time you chat with your god, ask him not to bother creating gay people. |
drskyfly007:Says someone down in Africa who would do anything to own a device (iPhone) manufactured by a company co-founded and led by a publicly gay man (Tim Cook). How smart! |
molybdenum0012:If you read my signature, you'll see why I'm agree. I don't need to be gay to defend people being descrimated. I grew up as a black man in a white dominated region, I know what discrimination is. |
Enwhen:Lol... I don't even know what Africa looks and the only thing I know about Nigeria is her funny and interesting politics which I follow here on Nairaland as a hobby. |
FakeMillionaire:No point was made. Moving on... |
babzo:The list is endless nevertheless. Even in the present day, there are many smarties who are gay. So that guy's attempt to relate being gay to being senseless is, in fact, senseless. |
Toscarel:If you read my signature, you'll see why I am pained. I'm a black man who grew up in a white dominated region, I understand what discrimination is. |
SegFault:The list is endless nevertheless. Even in the present day, there are many smarties who are gay. So that guy's attempt to relate being gay to being senseless is, in fact, senseless. |
PreyingMantis:It pained me, I will not try to deny it. If you read my signature, you'll see many other things that pain me. Now the question is, why are you pained by what two adults do in the privacy of their room? |
greencard:Read my signature, there are many more names you could call me. ![]() |
andyanders:You haven't made any point nor have you contributed anything to the discussion. |
Xisnin:That list is a tip of the iceberg actually. There are so many more, even more established ones. Yeah, some are debatable cause most gay people were closeted then but I can also come up with present day smarties who are gay as well. So that guy's attempt to relate being gay with being senseless, is in fact, senseless. |
BOOKWORMLUX:Yes sir. |
AbuAeesha:No point made here. Moving on... |
od501:You've not made any point. |
Kriss216:What has being intelligent/smart gotten to do with one's sexuality? And how does this singular incidence support your conclusion? Allan Turing, Florence Nightingale, Leonardo Davinci and so many other inventors with celebrated level of intelligence were all gay and that didn't mean anything to you but this particular incidence led you to conclude that gay people are foolish and senseless? How smart of you, straight one; you're indeed very intelligent! |
Lol... they have gathered as usual. |
Nova1988:Well, he was actually as American as anybody else. He can't even be called a Nigerian-American simply on the basis of DNA. Nationality isn't necessarily based on ancestral DNA cause that would make one claim numerous countries and eventually down to Adam and Eve. You'd be surprised what your own DNA might reveal. ![]() |
VickyRotex:Lol... our friends are from the Middle East. Wow! |
Lol... men will do anything for money. They were running around like pigeons being fed downtown. |
You can't feel the absence of someone whose presence you never felt. This is a fact and there's no point pretending otherwise. I think it's naturally a matter of how famous one was. People die everyday but only a few get such attention and regardless of how we view it, it remains a fact that people only celebrate the lives of people they felt connected to. It's not a matter of where one comes from. I cried when Micheal Jackson died but didn't really feel anything when Yaradua died asides pity for the family, yet I'm originally Nigerian and he was the president. That was because I hardly knew Yaradua but I felt connected to Micheal cause I grew up listening to his songs. All the plane crashes that have happened in the past had someone piloting the planes, how many of them got such attention? They were not less human but you can't share their pics pretending to be moody about their demise when you aren't. Chadwick death isn't being talked about just because he was an actor. He got the attention cause a lot of people knew him when he was alive. His followers will miss his tweets, his fans will miss his face on the screen, etc. He represented a height for blacks in Hollywood. His existence was significant to a lot of people. On the other hand, people didn't really know Chika when he was alive so even though he died a hero, the connection wasn't there. To his friends and family, his life was far more significant than that of Chadwick and they must be feeling his absence more. But for the rest of us, nothing really changed and we can't pretend otherwise just to appear good. May their souls rest in peace. |
IvarDboneless:Too late ![]() |
What of the boy child? |
skyunit:Congrats. Please, don't be like these other guys without decorum on social media. |
Nice |
oluwaseyi0:Funny thing is that the same people are always quick to call girls 'olosho'. |
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