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Thursday, May 28, 2009

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Guest: David Hyde Pierce (Accent on Youth)


Posted at 5/28/2009 11:00:00 AM
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11 comments:

  1. texasmama1015/28/09, 3:06 PM

    wow 25 years with his husband
    amazing esp in these times
    lmao at babs she is gonna throw down with whoopie
    *that i would pay to see*
    big grin

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  2. Anonymous5/28/09, 5:20 PM

    You know he didn't talk about his sexuality because Frasier was such a wholesome kinda show.

    I don't care if he is or not, but he shouldn't say that he wanted to be private about it.

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  3. Anonymous5/28/09, 5:51 PM

    I don't blame him for wanting to be private or low-key about his sexuality considering that's not all that he is. Unfortunately there are people who see gay people as just their sexuality and nothing more but I'm glad he didn't enforce the stereotype that we unfortunately have in the media. :)

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  4. Anonymous5/28/09, 5:55 PM

    There is no stereotype in the media. And if you side with the media, it's predominantly pro-gay marriage. I am against it. There's no point to it.

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  5. Anonymous5/28/09, 6:19 PM

    Are you honestly trying to claim there aren't negative stereotypes of gay people in the media? Wow, talk about being completely and utterly delusional.

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  6. Anonymous5/28/09, 6:22 PM

    I'm claiming that there are, but liberal media news outlets (CNN, Huffington Post, MSNBC, NY Times, etc.) predominantly side with pro-marriage issues.

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  7. Anonymous5/28/09, 7:15 PM

    pro-marriage issues and stereotypes are two unrelated topics
    there are tons of neg gay stereotypes

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  8. Anonymous5/28/09, 7:24 PM

    Well with all situations, some stereotypes are proven. But this could totally compare all sorts of stereotype-related issues (conservatives, Blacks, gays, etc.) so there's no point to really debate that.

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  9. Anonymous5/28/09, 8:05 PM

    anon 5:02.......god forbid we hide our orientation when the majority of americans don't agree with same-sex marriage.

    and yes, any gay characters we see on TV are all stereotypes! otherwise it wouldn't be as interesting for TV drama/comedy. sadly enough, most gay people are just like everyone else. i assume someone close to each and every one of you is gay (at least one), but not out, but has conformed to "regular" society by hiding their true homosexual tendencies. i know i did, and thank god for it! it makes daily life possible when you are not constantly being judged on your perceived homosexuality.....

    america needs to grow up and read the Constitution AGAIN! it's only a matter of time, and David makes a spectacular point. WELL DONE!

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  10. Anonymous5/28/09, 8:33 PM

    If you have to conform to "regular society", isn't that counter-productive? I have no problem with a person being gay, I don't understand what a piece of paper is going to create that individual laws can't create. I am looking at this from a purely religious point of view which accepts homosexuality as a lifestyle but not as an act of God. And I don't like feeling attacked by my religious convictions. But if that's what I have to keep stating, so be it. If you want to start being accepted, then don't burn churches or conservative organization buildings. A demonstration in the streets isn't going to do anything but fuel the fire.

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  11. Anonymous5/29/09, 10:22 PM

    ya... because every gay person in america has at least once burned down a church or a conservative organization building.

    THAT is a stereotype.

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