Miriam Quiambao's apology fails to quell Twitter row with LGBT community

[glasswingedfaerie]

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Miriam Quiambao used Twitter as a platform and pulpit to express her personal views. For those who didn't like what she tweeted or those who don't agree with what she said, just please unfollow her.

I don't follow her myself. There are a lot of other people to follow on Twitter.

[Faeries]

Miriam Quiambao used Twitter as a platform and pulpit to express her personal views. For those who didn't like what she tweeted or disagreed with what she said, just please unfollow her.

I don't follow her myself. There are a lot of other people to follow on Twitter.

So Agree.

[machinecult]

Miriam Quiambao used Twitter as a platform and pulpit to express her personal views. For those who didn't like what she tweeted or those who don't agree with what she said, just please unfollow her.

I don't follow her myself. There are a lot of other people to follow on Twitter.

Mawala man pud ilang publicity stunt.

[high_heels]

That's the problem right there I guess people are just uber-sensitive these days erstwhile making themselves standout of society where naturally someone would say things they might not appreciate. LGBT sounds like just another leftist group to me. Not surprisingly came out of the same strain. They'll even sue and destroy their lives of an individual over their precious group.

To add to this, if this LGBT group is fighting for the "right" things...how even in the smallest of issue (referring to Quiambao's tweeter post) is identified as a big issue for them. They are given their rights, what more do they want? Equality? Since the day they were born they were given human and legal rights to live in this planet.

...and granting that they will insist to us their beliefs that they should be treated fairly and be respected...aren't their "weird" out-of-the-normal behaviors provoke people to react differently towards them? So if a gay guy grabs a straight guys d!ck without his consent or a transsexual pretends to be a woman to a suitor when he knows he's gay, isn't that provoking enough? Or how about, transsexuals insisting to be identified as real women, isn't that a major slap on the face for us REAL women?

So now, who has crossed the line? and who is being insensitive here?

[mybuuz]

naa man point si Miriam, since religious siya. iya ra siguro na-relate ang immorality from Sodom and Gomora sa bible, how they were punished by God with their doings. dili man sa homosexual sila, sala nana. it's their actions that counts that lead them to be immoral.

[hayden]

So now, who has crossed the line? and who is being insensitive here?

They crossed the line the moment they came out in the open and demand for equality or whatever for their so called s3x.

There's a reason why the word "minority" was created. THEY should keep it that way and stop seeking attention. Getting ignored is the best respect they could've ever ask for in this cruel unfair world.

[Joseph20102011]

Miriam is entitled of her opinion as we have to accept the reality that total equality is impossible to achieve however we have to respect and not going to judge a person just because he/she's LGBT but judge him/her according to his/her character.