Homosexuality Quotes

The bishop-elect of Hong Kong Had a dong that was ten inches long. He thought the spectators Were admiring his gaiters When he went to the gents’. He was wrong.

Jesus preached and talked against a whole gamut of sins. He never mentioned homosexuality at all.

People who believe strongly in the version of the Bible that says that – by the way, in the Old Testament, marriage was not between one man and one woman, but between one man and at least one woman. Abraham, for instance, who is fairly well respected in most religions, had two wives. So the […]

I don’t really think that women should go around with a social group of queers. All right, the people are more interesting, the conversation wittier, but it does terrible things for the girls’ egos because they find themselves in a society where they are really not needed. They feel themselves in an important sense left […]

I want people like some of you in this audience to be part of a Clinton administration, not because or in spite of your sexual orientation, but because America needs you.

Homosexuality is God’s way of insuring that the truly gifted aren’t burdened with children.

I, a gay man, am not going to make a pass at somebody – and certainly not in the shower – at someone who is a heterosexual, or someone who I know is not interested in me.

We’re here because we’re queer Because we’re queer because we’re here.

I came back last night having spent Saturday and yesterday on Fire Island. I don’t think I shall ever go again. It is lovely from the point of view of beach and sun and wearing no clothes, but the atmosphere is sick-sick-sick. Never in my life have I seen such concentrated abandoned homosexuality. It is […]

The persecution of homosexuals fulfills the same function of “bad faith” as racial prejudice or discrimination. In both cases one’s shaky identity is guaranteed by the counterimage of the despised group. As Sarte has shown in his description of the anti-Semite, one legitimates oneself by hating the figure one has set up as the opposite […]