I can't really pick.

muslim, if only by choice

I still think it's the gay republicans, especially gay christian republicans. That's really unforgivable and nonsensical. Basically when I hear about gay christian republicans I just think to myself, "Goodness these people don't think at all, do they?"

i don't even like to think about those dudes. wayyyy too slimy. tim pawlenty always comes to mind though

i'm a gay muslim republican, it's perfectly possible

ever see that ep of American Dad about gay republicans?

No.

wasn't there a gay mormon republican in angels in america?

No.

ever see that ep of American Dad about gay republicans?

yes. that show is awful.

Trots, I find your posts to usually be entertaining and thoughtful. This post however seems to cross the line. With all the homosexuals on Netphoria, I am sure there is one that is a Republican. That is offensive and disrespectful to all the homo's in here.

homo's

Eh.

gosh i don't want to be offensive OR disrespectful!

No.



Joe Pitt, an attorney who is Mormon and Republican, is pushed by right-wing fixer Roy Cohn toward a job at the Justice Department.


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I work with a gay Catholic Republican. He's probably the worst person I've ever known for, perhaps surprisingly, none of the reasons I just listed.

I was going to say Gay Republican because the level of cognitive dissonance required for this person to exist is just so astronomical to the point of almost being unfathomable. Except there are so god damn fucking many of them, there must be some sort of identifiable underlying reason for these peoples' existence that makes a fair amount of sense.

I think probably gay republican. I think Republicans who are vocally (or even quietly) anti-Islam are outnumbered by those who are anti-gay, at least in the most relevant sense. No one is trying to bar Muslims from marrying each other, for example. Additionally, gays should at least theoretically be concerned with issues of equality and social justice and all that stuff. People have divorced their stated religious views from their politics (in certain areas, anyway) for-fucking-ever so I don't see that necessarily influencing a particular religious group that much.

i'm just spit-ballin' here though. i heard a stat that said 30% of gays voted republican in 2010. i don't get it.

i dunno those people want us to throw muslims out of the country

i guess they'd do it to gays too though

but i don't think that's true of mainstream republicans, they're just being old, backwards dicks that don't want things to change.

i dunno those people want us to throw muslims out of the country

i guess they'd do it to gays too though

but i don't think that's true of mainstream republicans, they're just being old, backwards dicks that don't want things to change.

i honestly can't figure out what anti-islam republicans are actually about. i guess maybe it's the largest religious minority that consists mostly of brown people.

I was just thinking thought that I don't think American bigots really want to murder scores of people, they just want all these minority groups out of the country. Hey we're progressing as a species!

oh that and the invasion of sharia law

obv

i honestly can't figure out what anti-islam republicans are actually about. i guess maybe it's the largest religious minority that consists mostly of brown people.

that's it dude, that's all it is. it's like...racism based on a perceived victimhood?

If Muslims don't like dogs, does that mean they won't fuck doggy style? Serious answers please.

Many (all?) animals fuck the same way that dogs do. Muslims probably call it "piggystyle"

don't hardcore conservatives usually think gay people are just mistaken and can actually be turned straight whereas the muslim world is just this frightening mass that nobody dares to touch or even learn anything about? seems like a republican muslim would be harder to find

Would it, though? I know some Muslims who are extremely conservative and vote accordingly. It pains me, but in their mind it makes perfect sense.

conservative as in the 21st century alarmist patriot act kind

granted, that's not conservative in any traditional sense

seems like a republican muslim would be harder to find

i saw an article somewhere about one and i had previously thought they didn't exist so i came here and asked this question because gay publicans well...why would you be out and queer and be in a party that represses your individual rights and part of the constituency thinks you can be cured with enough Jesus(tm).

So basically, I think the republican party should run a queer muslim for president.

Indians like the Republican party I assume Pakistanis do as well and they're Muslim. I dunno about Iranians and Arabs but I could see them voting consistently Republican at least before 9/11

but i dun have these stats

well you can agree with one party policy and disagree with another right? isn't that what we all do? unless you're like debaser or something

I dunno the left doesn't actively discriminate against my sexual preference or use hate speech against my religion...so I really can't see that as being a very valid comparison.

pretty sure many muslims discriminate against gay people, but don't want u.s. involvement in the middle east

so there's your dilemma

Gay anything.


IT'S UNNATURAL!

Gay, because being Muslim before 9/11 wasn't that big of a deal.

you forgot "Poor Republicans"

Yeah, but poor people voting against their economic interests is obviously not a strange phenomenon in the US, is it?

Teabaggers tend to be mid to low income.

there's a lot of gay republican associations. and they threw a party for teh gays at CPAC (though it was controversial)

so i would say, as of 2011, a muslim republican would make less sense

thing is i think i've heard that gay men make more money than straight ones on average, but there's less of them so it make sense. It's like asians make more money on average than white people but that's because they don't have a lot of trash dragging them down. Anyways, so gay dudes have a lot of professional, tidy dudes. it's kind of the stereotype. If those kind of guys can demonize and excorsize the religious right the Republican party really would be on their side.

I mean. American Pim Fortuyn, is he a breaking personality somewhere?

Part of his whole thing was actually religious intolerance because of their hostility to freedom. That wouldn't be a good idea in 'Merica. Well unless you just want to be a blogger.

Teabaggers tend to be mid to low income.
it breaks down like the US average

there are a lot of poor republicans out in the stix though

Yeah, visit PA for a day. :(

Yeah, but poor people voting against their economic interests is obviously not a strange phenomenon in the US, is it?

not at all. poor racist southerners have been hoodwinked for at least the last 30 years.

well i guess the GOP speaks to their racism. whatever.

yes so muslim republicans

i guess i did leave out Poor Republicans from the list also

are they the most clueless?