Is it because I don't speak American English? Does "protesting homosexuality" mean (as I would say it) "protesting *against* homosexuality", or advocating *for* homosexuality?
'Coz if it's the former - protesting against homosexuality - shouldn't the quote say "inversely proportional", not "directly proportional"? In other words, the more cock they've had in their mouths, the less likely they are to object to homosexuals.
Or is it that weird double-negative that sneaks into modern American English? Like "I could care less!" meaning you don't care at all (and hence, the exact opposite of what the phrase literally says) ??
I know, far too serious. But I really don't understand.
Actually, it is intended to say exactly what it says.
Pretty much she is saying that many of the people who protest homosexuality (those who speak against it) are in fact closeted homosexuals. There are many examples of high profile individuals who have expressed strong anti-gay opinions who are later found to be involved in some sort of gay scandal (often times these scandals involve cheating on their wives with gay prostitutes).
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Ummm ... I don't understand this.
Is it because I don't speak American English? Does "protesting homosexuality" mean (as I would say it) "protesting *against* homosexuality", or advocating *for* homosexuality?
'Coz if it's the former - protesting against homosexuality - shouldn't the quote say "inversely proportional", not "directly proportional"? In other words, the more cock they've had in their mouths, the less likely they are to object to homosexuals.
Or is it that weird double-negative that sneaks into modern American English? Like "I could care less!" meaning you don't care at all (and hence, the exact opposite of what the phrase literally says) ??
I know, far too serious. But I really don't understand.
@Aonaran56
Actually, it is intended to say exactly what it says.
Pretty much she is saying that many of the people who protest homosexuality (those who speak against it) are in fact closeted homosexuals. There are many examples of high profile individuals who have expressed strong anti-gay opinions who are later found to be involved in some sort of gay scandal (often times these scandals involve cheating on their wives with gay prostitutes).
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