
Chicago, IL - A recent study by the Alternative National United Society (ANUS) found that 73% of college aged homosexuals have little or no tolerance for heterosexual peers. This represents a rise of 14% from a year ago.
“We ask questions like ‘Do you have heterosexual friends?’ and ‘Would you hit on a heterosexual if you found them attractive?’ to try and enter the minds of our college aged members,” said Juan Johnson, President of ANUS. “Of course, most members responded that they would hit on an attractive straight person, but overall the study shows that most members would prefer that everyone be gay. Something I can totally understand,” giggled Johnson.
“I just don’t understand what a guy could see in a girl,” states Chicago resident homosexual “Mr. X”. “Their butts are like, so not as cute.” If you say so, X.
Heterosexual groups worry about this rise in heterophobia because they believe it will have many negative impacts on the straight society. “It’s going to be a lot harder to get a haircut from a good stylist if they don’t like me or don’t respect me because of my sexual preference,” frets college student Ben Magoali. “I’m also worried that if there is less respect there is a better chance I could be inappropriately fondled by my stylist.”
There are many forces at work in the United States today, however, that are uniting bother hetero and homosexual worlds, like the TV show where homosexual guys take a hetero under their wing and polish him up, so to speak. Let’s hope the bridge of friendliness continues to span the sexual preference gap.
CredibleReport has no knowledge of existing heterophobic hate crime cases.
Posted on January 16th, 2006