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[quote]Originally posted by Pliedes:
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Back in the day, if the majority believed the world was flat surprise it didn't make a difference at all! But... here's the critical difference. If Collins is believed to be the gay dorm, then it will eventually become the gay dorm. Gay people will naturally become attracted to it, it's a self perpetuating thing. This is my point. And the statistics comment still applies with or without hard facts and numbers. All you need is some common sense to realize it is correct. If the distribution was COMPLETELY random, and just 1 gay guy requested Collins where he normally wouldn't have (because of its reputation as a gay community), then Collins has a higher percentage of gays. All it takes is 1, but in reality it happens on a fairly often occurring scale. Not once have I called your intelligence into question, I would appreciate that you not call mine into question any more. PS. It is impossible to argue this topic with completely valid arguments without having hard numbers and statistics, in which case there would be no argument. | |
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I will rape you in hell.
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I had a whole response typed out and my computer is a piece of shit.
Lucifer, feel free to pm me so we can meet up (over here at collins of course) and discuss this within the enviroment in question. It's quite a topic. |
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Poor Sport
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Just another thought to throw in the debate, if Collins is such an open and free environment, wouldn't closet gays also be drawn to it, so they can maybe move into coming out. Also some closet cases might go there simply cus they feel slightly more comfortable there, but still don't want to come out due to other factors, like family perhaps.
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