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You keep throwing out the word 'homophobic' as do the rest of the permanently outraged masses, yet all we've got to back up such a claim is a 'like' on a social media post which in itself wasn't even homophobic to begin with - although that's not to say that you can't disagree with the initial premise of it. You've chosen to interpret these actions with minimal thought, now allow the rest of us to laugh at the stupidity of it. Such is our right.You've realised you've got no argument left and now you're just spouting some generalist argument about outrage and being sheep. I was never on the outrage wagon... I said Gary deserved to be called out for supporting a homophobic post and he was.
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You keep throwing out the word 'homophobic' as do the rest of the permanently outraged masses, yet all we've got to back up such a claim is a 'like' on a social media post which in itself wasn't even homophobic to begin with - although that's not to say that you can't disagree with the initial premise of it. You've chosen to interpret these actions with minimal thought, now allow the rest of us to laugh at the stupidity of it. Such is our right.
No, you have to include everyone without prejudice before they take actions to give just reason to be excluded, like violence, hate speech etc. Unless you think we should be accepting of nazis and Muslim extremists. Although from your arguments I'm sure you'd accept the first because they're white and Christian.Remember we have to include everyone right? Even Gary.

Yes, because gays aren't inherently saying other people are evil based on their natural being, while ablett is saying gay people are evil simply for being gay. Abletts vilification of gay people is both completely unfounded and general to all gays, while the 'vilification' of him is directed at him alone and in response to his own hateful actions.Being a fornicator and a liar myself, I should probably be outraged and offended too. I'm not. Personally il defend someones right to like a post quoted from their religious text as much as il defend an individuals right to boo at a footy game if they wish.
I just think it's ironic that people are arguing Ablett vilified one group (but ignoring all the other words) and are now happy to vilify (boo and insult) Ablett or other religious people with those beliefs because its something they disagree with. It seems an eye for an eye is fine, but it's only allowed in one direction.
You're obviously content that a simple 'like' on social media is enough to condemn someone as a 'homophobic', despite the initial post he 'liked' not even being 'homophobic' to begin with, and then also completely disregarding his justification because you obviously know what thoughts were running through his mind at the time. It's bonkers logic, but it doesn't surprise me. When there's a chance to feel personally aggrieved, no matter how small, a lot of people love to take it and run with it. It's a compulsion of sorts. There can be disagreement of ideas without necessarily always being 'homophobic' or other such labels that are so readily thrown around.How is it not homophobic?
homophobia
/ˌhɒməˈfəʊbɪə,ˌhəʊməˈfəʊbɪə/
noun
1. Dislike of or prejudice against homosexual people.
I think 'Homosexuals repent or you're going to hell' comes under that. However stupid social media is, liking such a post, is affirming it and supporting it.
I want to make it clear that I love ALL people regardless of race, religion, gender or sexuality.
I have always admired how strong Izzy is in his faith, it is not easy to share faith in the public sphere, and this is why I initially 'liked' his post.
I understand that liking this post appeared offensive and this is why I chose to remove my 'like' from the post.
So many false truths in this one short post that's it's not even worth the time to point them all out. Scary if you actually believe all that, hopefully that's just a troll. It will be OK.Yes, because gays aren't inherently saying other people are evil based on their natural being, while ablett is saying gay people are evil simply for being gay. Abletts vilification of gay people is both completely unfounded and general to all gays, while the 'vilification' of him is directed at him alone and in response to his own hateful actions.
Only an absolute moron cannot see this.
You're obviously content that a simple 'like' on social media is enough to condemn someone as a 'homophobic', despite the initial post he 'liked' not even being 'homophobic' to begin with, and then also completely disregarding his justification because you obviously know what thoughts were running through his mind at the time. It's bonkers logic, but it doesn't surprise me. When there's a chance to feel personally aggrieved, no matter how small, a lot of people love to take it and run with it. It's a compulsion of sorts. There can be disagreement of ideas without necessarily always being 'homophobic' or other such labels that are so readily thrown around.
I think you nailed the main issue in one hit.Removing a like and following that up with an excuse on social media doesn't mean people will just forgive him and his obvious homophobia, it is 2019 after all.
So you don’t accept Ablett’s apology and explanation? You’re a hard man or should I say, person.Deserved every boo & more. If the AFL were serious about inclusion and vilification then they should've come down a lot harder on Ablett. But it's Ablett so play on.
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'We' didn't establish anything. The crux of the matter is that nothing in this whole scenario was inherently 'homophobic'. Chosing to interpret something as 'homophobic' despite it not being doesn't make it so. It's like me labelling a Holden Commodore a Lamborghini, I'm free to do so, but there's no truth to it.Didn't we just establish it was homophobic? You'e talking in circles.
I think you nailed the main issue in one hit.
'We' didn't establish anything. The crux of the matter is that nothing in this whole scenario was inherently 'homophobic'. Chosing to interpret something as 'homophobic' despite it not being doesn't make it so. It's like me labelling a Holden Commodore a Lamborghini, I'm free to do so, but there's no truth to it.
Now surely even you with your failed logic can see the difference between the two situations we are discussing here? If not you're beyond help. And I'm supposed to take your word that you're certain that this situation is definitely 'homophobic'. You wanted to get outraged and you did. Congratulations I guess?So you think saying gay people are going to hell just for being gay isn't homophobic?......... ................ Well, I suppose if its okay, it's okay, hey, you should get a t-shirt made up of it. Saying exactly that 'gay people are going to hell for being gay'. Walk around melbourne wearing it. It will be fine. Gary could get one made up too, wear it pre and post match. Hell while you're at it why don't you just start hanging around these guys. Definitely not homophobic either. Saying this guy is homophobic is like comparing a Holden Barina to Mustang fastback.
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Now surely even you with your failed logic can see the difference between the two situations we are discussing here? If not you're beyond help. And I'm supposed to take your word that you're certain that this situation is definitely 'homophobic'. You wanted to get outraged and you did. Congratulations I guess?
Gets booed as he is a spoilt brat who showed no loyalty leaving Geelong for megabucks then cried to get back to Geelong. Stages for frees throws his arms about at umpires no wonder every other side can't stand him.
When and where did Ablett not include or vilify anyone? It seems that you are the one doing the vilifying here.