Unlike you I am not a homophobic nerd or self-hating gay, whichever one of those you are, sitting forever at his monitor spitting hatred at the progress of gay liberation as documented in Pink News.

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Eddy: I see you've decided to stick your head above the parapet after many weeks absence just to do your usual wave of mudslinging and insults; Are you finished yet? Please f–k off again for a few more months. Your input is pointless anyway.

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We've quite a picture of this individual now after months and months of bilge. Now we know he's a thug. "Decking" people is thug-talk.

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" I have serious problems with arsewipes like you. You have "victim" tattooed on your forehead, a chip on your shoulder, and your brains in your bollocks. Anyone that criticises you is automatically homophobic. Maybe I just can't stand twats. Is there such a thing as "twatophobic"? Or is that equally socially unacceptable?"

Oh, dear RobN, it strikes me you just have problems. period.

Keep shouting, and we all see you for the complete fraud you are. You post homophobic bilge on this site all the time, thinking you are so clever, that nobody can see through what you do, pretending it is just political correctness you don't like.

If you are gay, then I am his holiness the pope.

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Don't SCUMBAGS like you talk Big? That's because you have a very small mind!

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That is, assuming I give a flying toss about either.
If the man gives me abuse, I give him stick in return. If he said that to me face to face, I would have decked him. Simple technique that works every time.

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Being gay, or straight, does no harm to a person’s life nor does it do any harm to society unless people like you let it do harm by twisting your loving relationships into hatred and falsehood by deliberately denying that people can be different, are allowed to be different, in every respect. I suggest that you examine the harm that you do by your petty and ill-considered calumnies against gay people.

Your desperate attempt to divide gay people into two groups – ‘homosexual activists’ and, presumably, the ‘habit’ ridden others who merely follow our lead – is silly and illogical. There is absolutely no evidence that we who are the ‘homosexual activists’ of your wild and silly imaginings, that you decry, do any harm whatsoever, but there is ample evidence that you, and people like you, destroy lives and relationships and cause great harm and great hurts – but, of course, you would deny that, for you, and others like you, deny that you can cause pain. What is much worse is that you, and your cohorts, deny that we gay people can feel pain – you, and people like you, don’t just see us as other, as different but the same, you see us in some sense as non-human. That is what I find most worrying about your reply on this thread – the sense that you view gay people as being somehow not human.

Finally, we do not inflict harm upon our societies – upon your societies. You, and others like you, merely assume that we do because you have a completely irrational hatred of difference. Our caring societies move on and improve themselves and accept, despite your denial, that partnerships, that sexual relationships of all sorts, have to be included in the body legal and the body politic – that all of us, no matter how we love, have to pay our taxes and serve our countries and get some form of recognition in return.

Homosexuality is not a sickness – it is a natural part of being human. It is part of what we, us humans, are. The sickness, the real sickness, the sickness which you so copiously demonstrate, is the denial of our infinite diversity as a species. The sickness, the real sickness, is the silly assertion which you make that everything is allowed to have many different meanings and expressions and ways of being and doing, but human sexuality must not, is not, allowed to have that right.

I’m reminded, irresistibly, of the old joke:

A researcher bursts into his supervisor’s office. “I’ve just ascertained, by experiment, that there are one hundred different ways of having sex,” he loudly asserts.

“Nonsense,” replies the supervisor, “There is only one way of having sex – the man on top of the woman,!”

“One hundred and one!” the researcher immediately exclaims.

You’re stuck at the one hundred and incapable of moving to the one hundred and one, ‘Zotova’. You start from the false premise that homosexuality equals sin and then you go on from there. You don’t have any real understanding of human sexuality and you deny any sense of the science which underpins our understanding of sex and sexuality. Your ignorance is profound, staggeringly so, and your willingness to insult, to denigrate and belittle the life experience of others, is quite unbelievable.

You hate – simply because you hate. May I ask who taught you to hate as you do? May I ask, further, can you free yourself from such hate? Can you do it? Can you learn to love? Can you learn to see our society as a society of differences that co-operate? But, most importantly of all, can you learn to love?

Can you learn, ‘Zotova’, to love?

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J Mathews: You wish you could get a copy, yet you state "Tax advice for gay people is different, for many reasons, and so it makes sense to do this." – Either you do understand it, or you don't.

As for me being a closeted wee homophobe fighting his sexual identity, you really do talk utter shite. I have been quite out and open for many years, had numerous partners, and have absolutely no problem with my sexuality. However, I have serious problems with arsewipes like you. You have "victim" tattooed on your forehead, a chip on your shoulder, and your brains in your bollocks. Anyone that criticises you is automatically homophobic. Maybe I just can't stand twats. Is there such a thing as "twatophobic"? Or is that equally socially unacceptable?

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Civil partnership is nothing like common-law-mariage- which has no real legal standing. It is far more like civil marriage.

There are lots of ways in which gay people might need different tax advice. I can claim over £1000 a year against tax for childcare- how does this work as a gay co-parent? I have no idea. I will have to find out if my babymother and her wife can both claim the same or if the amount is limited per child. All three of us are legally entitled to certain parental benefits so how does this translate into tax. That is just one example of many.

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Please don't respond to RobN, he is a nasty wee homophobe, hiding in the closet. It is impossible to reason with him, whilst he fights his sexual identity. He gets a kick from those who reply to him.

As regards the tax advice, I cannot see what the problem is, I just wish I could get a copy, without having to travel to London pride in order to do so.

Those complaining are simply using this as a flimsy cover for their rampant homophobia. Why is giving tax advice politically correct??? I cannot fathom it at all.

Tax advice for gay people is different, for many reasons, and so it makes sense to do this.

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However a gay man with a partner (not a CP) will still be treated as mutually dependant for benefit purposes (as unmarried couples are). And because CPs are a new invention I imagine there's a lot of law to test

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Tell me, Zotova, how has your life been directly affected by greater public acceptance of homosexuality? And what is the "cure" to this serious and contageous "illness". I'm just curious. I'm sure you'll read this because homophobes, like yourself, seem to love spending time on gay websites.

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You are Too political-Correct yourself and you expect everyone to follow your ultra-supid examples, Go crawl back under that rock you ninny!

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