Originally posted by Berzerker
Gays cannot be the most diverse group (...) Of course it's irrelevant, but it was mindseye's argument.
Gays cannot be the most diverse group (...) Of course it's irrelevant, but it was mindseye's argument.

It was?
The original post:
Originally posted by mindseye
I've been trying to think of some kind of group or affiliation within the US that is more diverse than gays. Women? The handicapped/physically-challenged? Californians?
The only one I can think of is "Americans". When was the last time "Americans" agreed on an agenda? WWII?
I've been trying to think of some kind of group or affiliation within the US that is more diverse than gays. Women? The handicapped/physically-challenged? Californians?
The only one I can think of is "Americans". When was the last time "Americans" agreed on an agenda? WWII?
And, from a post right on this page:
Originally posted by mindseye
In subsequent discussion (see Imran's comments) I agreed that there are some groups that technically are equally diverse, at least in terms of membership criteria (after all, the group gays does not include heterosexuals).
However, the group heterosexuals does not include many beliefs not already found in gays -- adding them to gays wouldn't really make gays much more diverse.
In subsequent discussion (see Imran's comments) I agreed that there are some groups that technically are equally diverse, at least in terms of membership criteria (after all, the group gays does not include heterosexuals).
However, the group heterosexuals does not include many beliefs not already found in gays -- adding them to gays wouldn't really make gays much more diverse.
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