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Openly gay in Poland


southern 74 | 7,074  
10 Aug 2009 /  #61
Slavic women are very often bi(about 20% have experience with women) but very seldom completely lesbian while western lezbos are usually hardcore convinced lezbos in my opinion.
mvefa 5 | 591  
10 Aug 2009 /  #62
No, it's like saying that when a girl gets raped, she should not discontinue wearing clothes. And, as we all know, girls getting raped does not cause other girls to become promiscuous flirts, and to start revealing increasing amounts of flesh on a regular basis.

If she stops wearing what she likes, then we are talking about oppression developed by the behaviour of the rapist. which can be declared as a small dictatorship-feeling..someone else having control on what you do or how you behave..
MareGaea 29 | 2,751  
10 Aug 2009 /  #63
This sentence likely does not make quite as much sense as you think it does. "Instead of the police going to the scene and arresting the gay-bashers"? I don't get it. Do the police only go arrest gay-bashers when the gays in question where wearing pink women's clothing, had long hair, and were carrying purses?

What you are referring to is known as "Transvestites" or cross-dressers, which are not necessarily homosexual. In fact, none of my gay friends dress up like that. You can easily note a transvestite, while one can not note a homosexual that easily by passing one by. What I am referring to is the underlying note you make that apparently homosexuals bring it on themselves that they get beaten up. And that is pertinent not true.

Besides, isn't it so that most movements start out as radical as they can be, just to assume their position in society? Weren't the feminists of the 70's and the 80's extremely radical in their rejection of men and aren't they at the moment much more moderate in their views? I think in Poland and all former Eastern Bloc countries being open homosexual is rather novel at this point in time, so they need to establish their position in society. In a few decades they will have assumed the same position as homosexuals in my country.

M-G (freedom of mind and expression)
Pan Kazimierz 1 | 195  
10 Aug 2009 /  #64
What you are referring to is known as "Transvestites" or cross-dressers, which are not necessarily homosexual. In fact, none of my gay friends dress up like that. You can easily note a transvestite, while one can not note a homosexual that easily by passing one by. What I am referring to is the underlying note you make that apparently homosexuals bring it on themselves that they get beaten up. And that is pertinent not true.

I made no such statement. What I did say was that cross-dressing is a great way to let everyone who might be interested in giving you a beating that you are one of their targets.

Besides, isn't it so that most movements start out as radical as they can be, just to assume their position in society?

No. PETA, for example.
aphrodisiac 11 | 2,437  
10 Aug 2009 /  #65
No. PETA, for example.

ha, ha. Priceless. Where are you going with that argument?
sledz 23 | 2,250  
10 Aug 2009 /  #66
''sorry we are lezbos and we are in love.''No wonder why gays increase in numbers in such cities.

When I see 2 girls kissing the last thing Im thinking about is some guys ass...lol

but very seldom completely lesbian while western lezbos are usually hardcore convinced lezbos in my opinion.

I like those butch ones that act like guys with the flannel shirts and low voices.
When they shake your hand they try to give you the knuckle crush..lol

I know a girl that owns a Lesbian bar and its not like what you see in the movies, not all hot babes.

Maybe Im going to the wrong places....:)

So instead of the police going to the scene and arrest the gay-bashers, homosexuals should just adhere to the wishes of gay-bashers in order not to be beaten up? I don't grasp this concept. Elighten again, pls.

You have organized groups of hoodlums taking over your streets and beating up gays??

That would never happen in the USA, and you call us uncivilized:)
MareGaea 29 | 2,751  
10 Aug 2009 /  #67
everyone who might be interested in giving you a beating that you are one of their targets.

So, just because there are some depraved minds out there who can't cope with the fact that they themselves might be homosexual, these ppl are not allowed or at least should not dress up when that is what they like? That is in fact the ruling of the mini-dictatorship, mentioned earlier in this or another thread by somebody. We don't want to go into a state like that. You may or may not like gays, but leave them in peace if they leave you in peace. Just because somebody does something you don't like, it's never a reason to use violence: that would be the same as when I don't like yellow t-shirts and I beat somebody up just for wearing a yellow t-shirt. I am just pointing out the ridiculousness of the whole line of thinking that gays should adjust to basically the wishes of the ppl who use violence against them. Poland needs to adjust this situation and it needs to adjust this really fast if they want to become part of the big family that is Europe. Guess they never expected these kind of issues when they became part of the EU in 2004. That it would be more than just economic gain.

PETA

PETA is the exception that does the rule. And in a way they are radical. Being radical does not always mean violent. In most cases it is, but not always.

M-G (global village - global family everybody accepted, except my ex-gf)
Pan Kazimierz 1 | 195  
10 Aug 2009 /  #68
ha, ha. Priceless. Where are you going with that argument?

They made a public statement condemning Obama for swatting a fly... do I need to spell it out???

So, just because there are some depraved minds out there who can't cope with the fact that they themselves might be homosexual, these ppl are not allowed or at least should not dress up when that is what they like?

What the hell are you jabbering about?
The law says they can wear whatever they like, within reason. That doesn't make it a good idea. You're damn right that they should not do so if it leads to an astronomically improved chance of random beating, quit trying to make a cheap PC point with it.
aphrodisiac 11 | 2,437  
10 Aug 2009 /  #69
They made a public statement condemning Obama for swatting a fly...

oh, I see. That was pretty amusing in MY opinion.

do I need to spell it out???

No, you don't but do you expect me to read you mind? Are you loosing patience or you are just an arrogant person?;)
mvefa 5 | 591  
10 Aug 2009 /  #70
They made a public statement condemning Obama for swatting a fly...

It was hilarious, i almost pissed my pants, that PETA people certainly has nothing better to do...
MareGaea 29 | 2,751  
10 Aug 2009 /  #71
What the hell are you jabbering about?
The law says they can wear whatever they like, within reason. That doesn't make it a good idea. You're damn right that they should not do so if it leads to an astronomically improved chance of random beating, quit trying to make a cheap PC point with it.

I am not the one bringing up the subject. And what for some is reasonable can be unreasonable for others. That's the way it works. The point is the fact that the way somebody dresses might lead to (in your own words) "an astronomically improved chance of random beating" and how much it says that we and Poland in particular still have to learn a lot about tolerance and peace and harmony. I noticed you get a bit agitated? Why is that?

On the other hand, I have never seen groups of gays beating up straight ppl just because they were straight and/or wore macho clothing.

PETA people

On the other hand, I do like it when they have once again a naked protest against something. I always like especially the females protesting :) Although I think they should be standing up a bit more instead of just lying around in foetus-position. You don't see anything that way! Tsk!

:)

M-G (remembers seeing on TV what happened during the Gay Pride in Belgrade)
Pan Kazimierz 1 | 195  
10 Aug 2009 /  #72
The point is the fact that the way somebody dresses might lead to (in your own words) "an astronomically improved chance of random beating" and how much it says that we and Poland in particular still have to learn a lot about tolerance and peace and harmony.

This is the same everywhere.
It also would seem that we have a good deal to learn about self-expression, since certain people feel that the best way to do this is through what most sane folks consider to be ridiculous and more importanltly quite petty means such as... unusual clothing.

I noticed you get a bit agitated? Why is that?

Because a response indignantly defending people's 'right to wear whatever they want' is not a good one to posted advice that doing so was not always a good idea if it led to increased chance of injury/death.

On the other hand, I have never seen groups of gays beating up straight ppl just because they were straight and/or wore macho clothing.

Neither have I, nor the reverse. I have, however, heard of it happening, particularly in San Francisco.

No, you don't but do you expect me to read you mind? Are you loosing patience or you are just an arrogant person?;)

Certainly not losing patience. Probably an arrogant person.
sledz 23 | 2,250  
10 Aug 2009 /  #73
Certainly not losing patience. Probably an arrogant person.

ask her who she really is???
mvefa 5 | 591  
10 Aug 2009 /  #74
On the other hand, I do like it when they have once again a naked protest against something. I always like especially the females protesting :) Although I think they should be standing up a bit more instead of just lying around in foetus-position. You don't see anything that way! Tsk!

Hhaha you perv!
Cardno85 31 | 976  
10 Aug 2009 /  #75
The point is the fact that the way somebody dresses might lead to (in your own words) "an astronomically improved chance of random beating" and how much it says that we and Poland in particular still have to learn a lot about tolerance and peace and harmony.

Not only in Poland and not only concerning gay people. Here is an example of people in Glasgow dressed in a certain way (and playing certain songs) that led to an astronomically improved chance of a random beating.

youtube.com/watch?v=xogQHYUFoOc
Pan Kazimierz 1 | 195  
10 Aug 2009 /  #76
ask her who she really is???

Beg your pardon?
MareGaea 29 | 2,751  
10 Aug 2009 /  #77
Hhaha you perv!

Perv = good :)

Not only in Poland and not only concerning gay people

I am aware of that, but this thread is about homosexuals and the focus is on Poland. It just seems to happen more often there. Personally I think there should not be any improved chance of getting a beating if you are doing nothing wrong except wearing certain clothes, making certain music or walking a certain way. That should not be part of our current society. That is all I am trying to say.

M-G (hm 2)
mvefa 5 | 591  
10 Aug 2009 /  #78
Perv = good :)

That depends ;)

That should not be part of our current society. That is all I am trying to say.

well put
MareGaea 29 | 2,751  
10 Aug 2009 /  #79
That depends ;)

If a boring old twart takes a younger guy, she is coming out for her femininity; if an old geezer takes a young chick, he's just an old pervert :)

M-G (indeed, everything depends, indeed)
Pan Kazimierz 1 | 195  
10 Aug 2009 /  #80
Personally I think there should not be any improved chance of getting a beating if you are doing nothing wrong except wearing certain clothes, making certain music or walking a certain way. That should not be part of our current society. That is all I am trying to say.

I don't necessarily agree on the music. If it gets loud, it can get extremely irritating and obstructive to more hard-working, respectable members of society, and warrants a beating.
LAGirl 9 | 496  
11 Aug 2009 /  #81
Look Pan Kazimirez I know alot of Polish people I have Polish friends in USA and Poland and I live with a Polish person so the **** I do know about how Poland view gays. dont tell me I dont know.every Polish person I know dont accept or tolerate them which is a shame.
beckski 12 | 1,617  
11 Aug 2009 /  #82
reaction to lezbos

Lesbians are always trying to hit on me. Some of them are really gorgeous too. They don't bother me though. They just laugh when I tell them, I'm strictly dickly, lol!
MareGaea 29 | 2,751  
11 Aug 2009 /  #83
I don't necessarily agree on the music. If it gets loud, it can get extremely irritating and obstructive to more hard-working, respectable members of society, and warrants a beating.

So you would also go to a party of young straight men and women in the middle of the night with loud music to beat them up? Loud music is not particularly orientation-related. In fact, my experience is that straight people (especially men) are more annoying in their behaviour than gay ppl. And what's worse, from straight men it gets tolerated because "they are like us". Gays have to walk on eggs all the time and not much gets tolerated from them.

every Polish person I know dont accept or tolerate them which is a shame.

I have the same experience. But besides it being a shame, I just think it's a kind of backward view. You may disagree with this opinion, but I think there is no room for any hatred or intolerance based on race, religion, orientation and the like. In fact, every civilized country has certain laws against these kind of excesses, simply because it is not tolerable in this 21st century anymore. We've been through that before and we have seen what hatred and intolerance can lead to in multiple instances, so why the heck does this cancer rears it's ugly head time and time again?

Funny thing in all of this is: as soon as you say something about Poland or the Poles, they start jabbering about discrimination and generally get upset. But apparently that's normal for them.

M-G (what a wonderful, wonderful world at 08:12 in the morning with an upset belly and a severe case of morning sickness)
mvefa 5 | 591  
11 Aug 2009 /  #84
Poland has still a looooong way to go...one generation more i think, then they will understand theses things which we take for normal in the west..oh well
Sasha 2 | 1,083  
11 Aug 2009 /  #85
Very prophetic of you... :)
Now let's get serious. What do they need to take from your "western" approach to gays?
Just list it please... with examples if possible.
We've discussed here so far some muzzy stuff of that Polish people are intolerable towards gays. Pls specify where is the boundary between being tolerant and savage easterner.
mvefa 5 | 591  
11 Aug 2009 /  #86
Pls specify where is the boundary between being tolerant and savage easterner

Well just treat them like human beings(what they are)

That's all!

And by the way we do not consider easterners as savage...
Sasha 2 | 1,083  
11 Aug 2009 /  #87
Well just treat them like human beings(what they are)

That doesn't clarify anything. :)

I've never said "dirty sods" or anything like that, I've never stupidly giggled while see them on streets, I've never put a slight on them while talked to them which would probably paint me as tolerant in your eyes.

Yet I consider homosexuality an illness that can develop and therefore should be localized. The quickest way to localization is to stop talking about that as if it is normal, whereas it's not. The second part I guess automatically makes me intolerable caveman who has a long road of evolution in front to be covered. :)

Did you get my point now?

And by the way we do not consider easterners as savage...

Thank you. That merely sounded quite arrogant.
mvefa 5 | 591  
11 Aug 2009 /  #88
Yet I consider homosexuality an illness

Ít has never been proven, its not proven, so its not an illness.

The second part I guess automatically makes me intolerable caveman who has a long road of evolution in front to be covered. :)

Nobody is asking you to love them, or to praise them or accept them, BUT tolerate..i mean you tolerate a child crying, a guy who worships buda, or anyother denominations, so why not tolerate someone who prefers a d.i.c.k in his a.s.s when he is in the privacy of his home...

It does not concern me at all what he does with his a.s.s does it to you?

That's my point...
IronsE11 2 | 442  
11 Aug 2009 /  #89
Yet I consider homosexuality an illness that can develop and therefore should be localized. The quickest way to localization is to stop talking about that as if it is normal, whereas it's not.

I totally agree, I simply couldn't have put it better myself.

Similarly, I also advocate the localization of disabled people. Disability isn't normal, it's an illness. If someone develops an illness such as Multiple Sclerosis we shouldn't talk about it as if it is normal. Disabled people should not be encouraged to integrate in to society, it merely encourages them, and promotes the idea that disability is acceptable in society. F*ck wheelchair ramps, f*ck induction loops, why should wheelchair users and deaf people be encouraged to live their lives like normal non-disabled people. We need to localize this sh1t.

By giving equal rights to disabled people we are merely encouraging this illness to spread. This must not happen because before we know it, everyone will be disabled. What then? I shudder at the thought.
mvefa 5 | 591  
11 Aug 2009 /  #90
IronsE11

haha hope you are just being sarcastic!!

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