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Comment on Alex Salmond’s Scotland: A Glimpse into the Future by Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 16:11:58 +0000

Someone who isnt insane (sic),

It’s my blog, so I can guess as much as I want, but I think it’s a very good guess, don’t you?

You’re the bitter one. I’m just trying to preserve some vestige of decency in my land.

Comment on The Hidden Dangers of ‘Gay Marriage’ by Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 16:09:26 +0000

Thanks, Johnny. Someone who isnt insane (sic) has obviously revealed how much toleration his homosexual friends have.

By the way, Someone who isnt insane, I’d say this and as much more as I wanted to your mush. If your lifetsyle was so great, you wouldn’t need to threaten people into accepting it. Comprendez?

Comment on The Hidden Dangers of ‘Gay Marriage’ by johnnyrvf

johnnyrvf — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 22:22:03 +0000

@ Someone who isnt insane. Who are you directing your remark to exactly? If Stewart voiced his views ‘in real life’ where I live, he would find the majority of people would agreed with him. However some of the commentators might find their views hotly debated.

Comment on The Hidden Dangers of ‘Gay Marriage’ by Someone who isnt insane.

Someone who isnt insane. — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 21:34:43 +0000

I love these bloggers who think they are so clever behind a keyboard. The reality is that if your views were voiced in real life to real people you would spend either a lot of time in hospital or behind bars.

Get a life – sentence. Or come out of the closet as you are clearly in denial.

Comment on Alex Salmond’s Scotland: A Glimpse into the Future by Someone who isnt insane.

Someone who isnt insane. — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 21:30:14 +0000

You are clearly insane and a disgraceful excuse for a human being. You can only GUESS what an independent Scotland will be like. You have NO idea because its not happened yet – but trust me IT IS ON THE CARDS. So dont let the door hit your arse on the way out of the country. As for your views on Gays, you are just another scumbag who doesnt have a clue. Perhaps you are hiding your own sexuality? Knuckle dragging Moron. You will die a lonely bitter fool.

Comment on Admit it: you can’t live without the Scots by Corrie-Dee Whaite

Corrie-Dee Whaite — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 12:27:36 +0000

Hi Stewart, we love your blog. We stumbled accross it there as we were looking for images for scottish success stories as we’ve just created a page for this on Facebook and would be keen to find out if the image is yours if we could use it as we want to help promote scotland especially just prior to the Olympics as its set to generate tourism in the UK by promoting Scotland we’re hoping that it will generate extra revenue for Scottish businesses and the Scottish economy as a whole. Is the image yours or do you know who it belongs to? I’m looking for permission to use it free? as an image on our page i will also promote your blog post as we think its fab! Many thanks in advance for your assistance in this matter? Kindest Regards Corrie-Dee Whaite

Comment on The Hidden Dangers of ‘Gay Marriage’ by hunnibunni

hunnibunni — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 03:49:29 +0000

I don’t exactly follow a path of “political correctness” i simply follow a path of what is “correct”. I happen to disagree with your belief that there used to be more equality than now. I certainly don’t wish for “superiority” nor am I bothered if the population is sex obsessed or not.
Can you explain further the “social re-engineering device” which you think is taking place.
The simple fact is I am a woman. My psychological being dictates what and who I am, not the shell of a body I happen to reside in. Whether you believe this is entirely your choice of course, but unless you yourself actually have to deal with the problem you would never truly understand.
And in response to your last two questions the answer would be no to both. For me personally the Gender Recognition Act of 2004 is one of the most significant steps towards equality of recent times.
Hunni.

Comment on The Hidden Dangers of ‘Gay Marriage’ by Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 04:12:34 +0000

Hunni Bunni,

Welcome. Many words have been corrupted due to political correctness. There isn’t equality as much as there used to be – now we have many self-interest groups fighting for superiority, not equality. It’s a divide and rule tactic, of course, and it works. And they want the population to be sex-obsessed as if that’s all that matters in life.

Clearly, your situation is quite uncommon. I believe the promotion of transsexualism is just another social re-engineering device. I don’t believe in civil partnerships, so that would make things simpler for you.

But if marriage was so important to you, why didn’t you remain a man and marry a woman? Wouldn’t this have been the simplest solution of all?

Comment on The Hidden Dangers of ‘Gay Marriage’ by Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 04:03:15 +0000

Robbo,

Everyone being equal is not the same as everything being equal.

Homosexuals are entitled to equal treatment in law, but marriage is between a man and woman. That’s what it is. That’s what it’s always been and is only being changed for social engineering reasons.

Do you understand?

It’s not because the government cares about ‘equality’.

Comment on The Hidden Dangers of ‘Gay Marriage’ by hunnibunni

hunnibunni — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 18:13:40 +0000

hmmmmmmmmmm,
I happen to be robbo’s flatmate. I also happen the be a transsexual woman. Wow this one is all getting a bit complicated for me?
Surely “equality” simply means “equality” doesn’t it or what would be the point of the word being in our language at all?
Ok let me think, gay marriage? At the moment I can legally marry a woman but would have to settle for a civil partnership with a man. I can however already apply for a gender recognition certificate which once issued means I could legally marry a man but would have to settle for a civil partnership with a woman. Wouldn’t it just be so much simpler and more “equal” if I could just marry either if I wished?
I would just love to know what enlightening views you have on this subject because things have been a little dull in my life just lately and I could really do with some class a entertainment.
yours sincerely,
Hunni Bunni