The United World of Homosexuality
Thank you United Nations for your resolute ' Resolutionization on Homosexuality'. Hope is, unlike most other UN resolutions, this one doesn't fall by the wayside and is able to finally yield some tangible results.
Respect all; love all- no matter who they sleep with, what their sexual fantasies or who their props for masturbation are, is at the sanctum sanctorum of this "landmark" UN resolution.
It would be nice now if there were no more discrimination against gays in the workplace be it for hiring, during appraisals and promotions or generally in all manner of corporate and social governance, as we know it. On an individual level we need to fight to keep this resolution alive and kicking in the public domain as if our life depended on it, and you know what: it does, actually.
So the next time anyone corners you on being gay, you know who your go-to man is: mais oui, it is Ban Ki-Moon, our (straight) man in the UN.
At the end of the day, why do we feel the need to get hitched (to a gal, that is)?
' Some luck lies in not getting what you thought you wanted but getting what you have ( camaraderie of and love for guys), which once you have it you may be smart enough to see is what you would have wanted had you known. So take the first short step toward gayness and walk home where people love you, and are happy to see you Gay'.
- Garrison Keillor (paraphrased)
posted by Men Who Do Cleavages at 11:59 pm
1 Comments:
Unless gayness is embraced hook line and sinker into the sporting arena, all this gay talk is meaningless. Only time and our actions will tell if the newly passed UN motion will fructify or not. To the extent possible, inclusiveness of gays should mean you no longer need to host Gay Olympic Games or Gay Film Festivals as separate from sport and film events for straights(there's nothing straight about them anyway). It's part of the deal: gayness should populate the landscape of heterosexuality as much as tall, lean, obese, rich or poor do.
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