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Roy Zimmerman: Ted Haggard is Completely Heterosexual
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Apr 8, 2007 12:05 PM
Re: Roy Zimmerman: Ted Haggard is Completely Heterosexual
That was really witty. Does anyone honestly think Hetero Camp completely changed Haggard?
It's interesting that Haggard chose (!) to be an Anti-Gay minister although he himself was gay (I highly doubt he chose that). Didn't he try to blame the whole thing on demons tempting him or something? It really says a lot about human nature, and how we defend ourselves when we have something to be ashamed of. It's kind of like how Mike Foley was in charge of a committee against online pedophiles. (I am NOT comparing pedophilia to homosexuality, they are very much separate. I am comparing the two men's actions in response to these innate traits.)
It's interesting that Haggard chose (!) to be an Anti-Gay minister although he himself was gay (I highly doubt he chose that). Didn't he try to blame the whole thing on demons tempting him or something? It really says a lot about human nature, and how we defend ourselves when we have something to be ashamed of. It's kind of like how Mike Foley was in charge of a committee against online pedophiles. (I am NOT comparing pedophilia to homosexuality, they are very much separate. I am comparing the two men's actions in response to these innate traits.)
By: tvthefleshtone
Re: Roy Zimmerman: Ted Haggard is Completely Heterosexual
Yea you basically said it in a nutshell...
By: jaydeejj
Re: Roy Zimmerman: Ted Haggard is Completely Heterosexual
An insightful and well-worded commentary. Thanks. It's unusual around here.
Sex addiction does have many forms, and the similarities of how it damages one's life and causes one's life to become unmanageable can clearly be seen in the examples of Foley and Haggard.
Sex addiction does have many forms, and the similarities of how it damages one's life and causes one's life to become unmanageable can clearly be seen in the examples of Foley and Haggard.
By: Short-order
