From the John Steinbeck novel East of Eden:

I remember that the Gabilan Mountains to the east of the valley were light gay mountains full of sun and loveliness and a kind of invitation so that you want to climb into their warm foothills almost as you want to climb into the lap of a beloved mother.

John Steinbeck East of Eden

When you come across writing like this it make you wonder how the homosexuals were able to take a beautiful and cheerful word such as gay and use it to describe themselves. What really is so happy and beautiful about the word gay nowadays?

The word gay is now a repulsive and sick thing. Don't you think we should take it back so it can be used as it originally was intended?

Sure, it's a nice word. Gaiety is good too. But, like so much of our culture, it has been turned from a garden into a mudhole by the stomping of disorderly and untrammeled feet.

From the John Steinbeck novel East of Eden:



When you come across writing like this it make you wonder how the homosexuals were able to take a beautiful and cheerful word such as gay and use it to describe themselves. What really is so happy and beautiful about the word gay nowadays?

The word gay is now a repulsive and sick thing. Don't you think we should take it back so it can be used as it originally was intended?

We can take it back by calling fags queers.

Hello E. Smith:

Are you reading East of Eden?

We can take it back by calling fags queers.

:D Reminds me of this...

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