Quoting Hudson B. Okay. I understand where you're coming from on the "I'm old, your new" section of your comment. I was not intending to lecture you, or act like I was better than you in any way. I apologize if it came across as rude or insulting. I do, however, view this topic as highly controversial. It is where I come from. As for the part about where I draw the line, you raise an excellent point. I admit readily that I am unsure myself where I would draw the line. Matters of religion are fine in my opinion, as long as no insult is meant by them. However, I do not view discussion or mention of homosexuality/bisexuality as something which belongs on a LEGO site. I respectfully disagree with you on this point. I am all for freedom and human rights. But all things should not be tolerated. (I do not want to offend you with the following comments, but I fell obligated to say the following. If you are greatly aggravated, do not read the rest of this comment.) For instance: Serial killers. Serial killing should not be tolerated. Stealing. Stealing should not be tolerated. Torture. Torture should not be tolerated. The fact is: Things which are morally wrong should not be tolerated. And Homosexuality is wrong. I'm sorry if you disagree, and I assure you that I have nothing against you, and mean no disrespect. I am simply stating what I believe to be right. You have a right to believe differently, and I believe that you have a right to post this MOC. I just view it as offensive, as it promotes something which I believe to be morally wrong. I wish you the best of luck.

Quoting Brick Savage ... And I must say its nice to find a deity who doesn't promote hate but promotes love and understanding. Three cheers for Cthulhu!!!

Quoting Hudson B. First off, it's an interesting build. However: Regardless of whether or not I agree with this, I will say that MoCpages is not the place to introduce, promote, or spark this type of debate. This is a site intended for recreational purposes, and is not an appropriate place to introduce controversial topics, such as this one. You can agree with this message: that's your decision. However, that does not mean that taking a relatively peaceful place, such as this one, and sparking a highly controversial debate is okay. If you must promote a g-a.y agenda, please use more appropriate place. Leg Godt, Hud

Quoting Tim C I must say, when I returned to look over this excellent piece of building genius, I found myself a little angered by the comments of some people and how they "disagree with the message." You know, the message of how people should be free to be who they are. I felt that this should not be made out to be a political platform, where we should judge others for the lives they lead, but rather respect what one person can do with a pile of plastic bricks. But then I realized that I am no better by agreeing with it. How can I feel justified to agree with what someone says, yet feel that others should keep their personal beliefs to themselves. "What a hypocrite!" I yell at the mirror. I deeply respect your decision to make yourself vulnerably known to the many builders on this site. If it's something you've done before, I haven't, to date, come across it. Kudos, sir, to your bravery. (That, by the way, is neither agreeing nor disagreeing with the message). That being said, I would, therefore, like to retract my earlier statement and simply say, "Gee, what a nice MOC. It would seem to me that there should be some message to go with it, but I'll be a monkey's uncle if I can find one."

Quoting Flare . Can't agree with the message you're trying to push in the end, but I think I'll agree with the others that it was Hans

Quoting John W. "A mad Arab?" I do not appreciate your racism.