I wrote the facts, others may follow the research and come to their own conclusions. Your latest claim that you might actually have orchestrated the entire sequence of events to support your latest WND post, well it strains credulity to say the least. It also indicates a rather inflated view of your own abilities, which in itself might be telling concerning whatever ails you.

This one-dimensional ranting about the President, about gays, about anything you fixate on at the moment, it is available in large quantities all over the web. No matter where one lands on the ideological or political spectrum, what you bring to the conversation is just not worth debating. You don’t see that now, but you might in a few weeks or months. Do yourself a favor, stop now before you embarrass yourself more and get some help.

The show is over here.

I’m heterosexual, I’m middle aged now. Black women share minority status…and lots of rejection or face competition for suitable mates and life companions. That’s the lot of being a rarer person, taken for granted.

Much is stacked against us when you add societal prejudice that determines you must disconnect from those like you.
It’s hard to find love with someone who would or should, understand you and those outside forces that attack you best.
We’re taught from youth that the standards of beauty, sexuality and pair bonding has to meet a very narrow standard, one in fact, we could NEVER meet.

It’s NOT any better BEING straight. Not having any relationships at all, or not socializing with your own that YOU are rejecting, doesn’t work either.
You simply enter ANOTHER zone, of being a PARIAH.

You will find that just when you think you’re part of the tribe of which you so badly belongs, THEY do something to remind you, you certainly do NOT.
It’s exhausting to be us in this society. It’s tougher to be gay, a woman…black…especially of certain time periods all within recent memory.
I’ve had my days when I was younger of hating being black, or female. Because the dominant culture WANTS it, demands it.
The dominant culture demands that you hate being gay, and other gay people.
Beware.
Beware.
Your alienation will be more profound because you will have betrayed utterly who and what you are, yet look like a beggar by those straight people you want to be like.

It’s mask. It’s facade.
I don’t know if you ever grew up with blacks or talked to any who grew up around Jim Crow. I had aunts who were light enough to pass. And there are “ex-blacks” who could and did completely renounce their families and any social connections that were black.

But there is no understanding if those same former blacks turned their social action to retain Jim Crow and followed the party line of segregationists to continue and further damage the lives of black people.

Beware.
Former gay people, especially those who show disrespect and disdain and go into political action against gays that continues Jim Crow like inequality are ALWAYS morally wrong to do so.

Jim Crow was implemented and enforced essentially around black sexuality. The fear, paranoia and anxiety around it that is so similar to the same around gay sexuality, they are nearly one and the same.
White people were obsessed with black sexuality, as are straight with gay sexuality.

You have no reason to be yoked by the shame straight people FORCE on you or every other gay child born.
Heterosexuality gives no more moral or intellectual superiority to a person than white skin ever did over black.

People with make up shit to rationalize their cruel intentions.

Beware.

History is not and won’t be kind to you and those you follow.

And this you heard from a straight black woman in the trenches of looking for acceptance.
It’s fine to want it, but as the saying goes: “what does it profit a man that he have the world, and lose his soul?”

You feel me?

Similarly, I would love for you to engage me in any sort of dialog personally – at michaeleglatze@gmail.com, or here in these comments — if you would like to clear something up. I am just offering that to you, and will do everything in my power to offer you the same courtesy.

Michael

Thank you. Though I don’t know you, and do not want to make the slightest assumption, I will tell you that it is my intent to raise awareness to a range of issues, including homosexuality and racism. I am just a man attempting to share some of his views, based on some of his experiences.

I am aware that my “style” draws venom from some folks, and that is partly why I continue to do it – to bring out the anger to the surface. I was also thinking: how could I draw more attention to the fact that I have written a “two-years-later” article for World Net Daily… thus, my friend and I came up with some ‘captivating’ blog postings.

I remember Sarah Palin saying that Russia could be seen from Alaska. Tina Fey turned it in to “I can see Russia from my house!” People remember that. Sarah Palin, however, is remembered by people who are interested in actually looking at reality for all of the other intelligent things she has said, and the wonderful things that she has done.

Just a thought.

I think Melissa is saying something quite honest, here, and I of course feel similarly, that it would certainly be nice if you represented me squarely, rather than in some snaky way to make me look particularly – “shockingly” – evil.

As you well know, I have been honest and open, more honest and open than many, about where I am coming from both on the topic of my own dealings with homosexuality, as well as on the topics addressed in my small blog, which center around some of the “hot-button” issues of our day. I *think* I have made myself quite clear on my intentions around responding to the constant call of “racism,” any time someone so much as suggests B. Obama is anything less than “The One,” and – though you might disagree with my views, I would be pleased were you to be man enough to actually represent me fairly.

I don’t think I’ve posted anything on any medium insinuating that you intended anything that you clearly do not.

But, I am just asking. You, obviously, have no obligation to reply, other than to continue shaming me, calling me “insane,” and trashing my name in order to suit your own angry agenda, should that be your desire.

Michael Glatze

He threw a bomb, now we’re all looking at him and he gets to respond.

I’ve watched my 5 year old nephew pull the same attention stunts many times.

Yes Michael, we see you. Now here’s a cookie, please go away now.