I mean, let’s face it, if you end up contracting HIV, it’s probably because you made a bad choice and didn’t use protection.

Or you were the victim of rape and didn’t have a choice.

But I understand your line of reasoning – because everyone who has ever gotten sick deserved it, right?

So why bother wasting valuable tax dollars researching cures for any disease, because, after all, everyone that got sick made a bad choice, and they just got what they deserve, right?

By your reasoning, everyone who has ever gotten cancer made a bad choice and “reaped” what they “sowed”, right?

Imagine the money we could save if we stopped wasting it looking for cures for breast cancer, or prostate cancer, or leukemia.

Or does your logic only extend to HIV – because only gay people get AIDS, right?

All those women in Africa who contract HIV by rape, they’re just making it up. Or did they just made a bad choice?

Or you used protection and it failed for some reason.

That’s an interesting assertion. I assume the “reap” part is HIV, but what is the “sow”?

You seem to suggest that “sowing” unprotected sex has consequences. But that is not what this site means by “sowing”.

When they say “reap what you sow” they include all homosexuality, to any extent that it is sexual, with or without protection, between committed partners or promiscuously.

This is a false equation.

I’ve deleted your address from your comment (it’s not wise to post your address on the internet). And while I thank you for the invitation, I live in Los Angeles and will not be taking you up on your offer.

I wish you peace.

You came here with a message: that gay people should “do the same” as you and lay aside and forsake things based on what your religion says.

I addressed that assertion. And I pointed out some things that really hit home, didn’t I?

In response, well, let’s just say than “angry incoherent rant” best describes your response. In order not to read what I told you, you have had to tell yourself that it’s all anger and name-calling.

That’s your decision. You can go on down that road.

But if you have any interest whatsoever in knowing your brother – instead of being totally fake and leaving him with “NO IDEA how you feel” (but believe me, he knows) – then you need to put down your excuses, let go of your self-righteousness, and try to hear what I’m telling you.

Otherwise you are going to continue to find yourself drawn to situations where you can try to pick fights with gay people to make some sense of your own inner conflict. You didn’t come here by accident or post your comment out of disinterest.