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Published Thursday, 14-May-2009 in issue 1116
“(T)his is nothing against gay people. I have a lot of friends that are gay. This is not a verbal attack on gay people. It’s just a matter of opinion, and the way that I was raised, the way that I was brought up, that was not an option. I knew I was going to marry a man growing up. And so, for me, it’s a biblical thing, it’s something that I was raised believing, um, that a marriage, you know, is between a man and a woman. Barack Obama even supports that. The majority of the people in our nation support that. The secretary of state supports that. So, I don’t see anything wrong with it.”
Carrie Prejean, Miss California USA, to Rex Wockner on April 26 after she failed to win the Miss USA pageant because (as she sees it) she told the judges, when asked, that “marriage should be between a man and a woman.”
“Now that she (Carrie Prejean) is officially becoming a crusader for traditional marriage, I think it’s time for her to put down her Miss California (USA) crown, give up that title, and give up her position as Miss USA first runner-up. It’s time for her to put on the sash of traditional marriage and really just work on that, if that’s where her passion is.”
Perez Hilton on his blog, April 30.
“I couldn’t talk about anything in Russia. I was growing up in a very strict regime. But I rebelled. I wouldn’t wear a tie, and I didn’t want to salute the flag. At that time in Russia, sexual education did not exist, and there were no discussions of it. I had no idea how to masturbate. There was no sharing of information – I was isolated. ... I accidentally got off on the flow of bathwater on my dick. I came and then freaked out because I didn’t know what had happened or what the cum was. Then, obviously, I loved the feeling, so I tried it again. It took me a while to figure out I could do it without water and instead use my hand. I felt guilty every time – people don’t understand how damaging the Communist regime is.”
Gay porn star and mogul Michael Lucas to the Village Voice’s Michael Musto, April 21.
“My feeling about gay people is that we have a responsibility not only to make gay marriage acceptable and to make gays feel accepted as much as heterosexuals (but) that we have to hold gay people above all others. ... Gay people are downtrodden. They are beaten. They are abused for their sexuality, and it goes across race. In the white community and the black community, gay people are the bastards of the world. And in order for things to change – because any one of you could have gay children or gay relatives or gay friends ... we have a responsibility to make this acceptable, to get all this bullshit so that some gay kid going to high school isn’t getting the shit beaten out of him just because he’s gay. Listen, I’m as hetero as they come. I don’t even understand gay. I don’t understand how you look at another guy and want to fuck him in the ass (but) what is this hang-up with the gay marriage? Who cares? Get on with your life!”
Howard Stern on his radio show, April 29.
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