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Porn Star Dante Colle Holds Nothing Back In Our Exclusive Interview With Him - Instinct Magazine
Read the interview above. What ugly attitude of talking bad about gays! He wants the Pink Money, doesn't he? If gays were as bad as he claims, why does he make gay movies? Quite hypocritical and narcissistic.

Did I miss something? Seemed fine to me.

 

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Porn Star Dante Colle Holds Nothing Back In Our Exclusive Interview With Him - Instinct Magazine
Read the interview above. What ugly attitude of talking bad about gays! He wants the Pink Money, doesn't he? If gays were as bad as he claims, why does he make gay movies? Quite hypocritical and narcissistic.

Omg how dare he talk bad about gays!?? Gay men are saints!!! No exceptions!!! It's not like we can be discriminating towards bi men and exclude them from the community based on who they're sleeping with, right? Right?!!

 

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Porn Star Dante Colle Holds Nothing Back In Our Exclusive Interview With Him - Instinct Magazine
Read the interview above. What ugly attitude of talking bad about gays! He wants the Pink Money, doesn't he? If gays were as bad as he claims, why does he make gay movies? Quite hypocritical and narcissistic.

@Southeastern now that I re-read your post, your words are the problem here, not his

 

[Southeasterner]

Omg how dare he talk bad about gays!?? Gay men are saints!!! No exceptions!!! It's not like we can be discriminating towards bi men and exclude them from the community based on who they're sleeping with, right? Right?!!

Gay men are not saints, but also not trash. And it is a cause and effect reaction, because for centuries bisexuals maintained the heterosexual facade socially, including discriminating against and shaming gays, especially the flamboyant ones. "- Oh, no! I am straight. I am not like those freaking creatures".

I'm not going to say that all bisexuals are like this, because today there is more freedom and people are becoming more receptive to different realities. I'm also not going to say that all gays are saints, because there are good and bad people in all genders.

But, historically, those who have stood up and achieved, at the cost of lives lost, progress in Queer rights have been gays. How many times have I witnessed homophobia from bisexuals? Countless. Gays only served to kill the desires of married men who had desires for other men and, soon after, were discarded like trash. History is there for everyone to see.

 

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[Southeasterner]

@Southeastern now that I re-read your post, your words are the problem here, not his

You can think whatever you want. And so can he.

However, in Corporate Ethics courses, you learn that it is a vile and clearly unethical act to speak badly of those who provide your bread. In fact, speaking badly of the company can be grounds for dismissal, and that is quite legitimate.

I repeat what I said: if gays are such horrible people, why does he still do gay scenes? If a company has employees that I despise, then it is a case of resigning. He has autonomy, an image, and can sign contracts with whoever he wants. It is not like a worker who depends exclusively on a certain company for income. He is so free that he has Only Fans or similar and probably has other sources of income. I am not a porn actor, but if I were, I would never open my mouth to speak badly of my audience, no matter who they are. I would not act unethically with those who give me the money to pay my bills. It is almost a mockery, a slap in the face to the audience. If I had an audience, I would always thank it and not offend it.

People are free to express themselves, but it's all about how things are said. He could easily say something like "- I think some things can be improved regarding the gay community in these areas." It would be perfect. He would have focused on the issue, but without adding fuel to the fire. But criticizing like that, how rude!

 

[Southeasterner]

Did I miss something? Seemed fine to me.

In my point of view, I found the way he spoke about gays offensive. Considering that gays make up a large part of his audience, he could have said the same thing, but in a more polite way. But, anyway, everyone expresses themselves and acts as they wish.

If I had an audience, I would never speak negatively about it, even if it was a tiny portion. After all, an audience is audience. Look at these big celebrities when they give controversial interviews: the vast majority of them apologize and have the humility to acknowledge their mistake and say they will try to learn. Because they are well advised and know that, no matter how small, an audience is audience.

The interview was controversial. That's a fact. Some thought it was normal, others were very offended. I believe that a good interview is one that doesn't offend anyone. But each person thinks what wants.

 

[Southeasterner]

Sounds like he is denying his true sexuality with hatred directed towards his own kind. Poor Thang!!!!

I don't know what his orientation is and it´s his business, but I found it absolutely inelegant for him to speak negatively about gays, who make up a large part of his audience.

 

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Anyways he was gorgeous.

If you or anyone else felt offended, I truly apologize. However, who is going to apologize to me for what Dante Colle said and offended me? So he can say whatever he wants and I have to keep quiet because, while gay, my voice must be erased. Where is the freedom of speech? That to me is censorship.

I agree that gay, bisexual and trans men and women maintain or have maintained a heterosexual façade. You are right on that point.

I didn't erase queer history. I remembered the transsexual, but I didn't remember her name. In this regard, I appreciate her contribution and your contribution of her name, because I also remember how important she was in the fight for queer rights. And I also don't discuss the contribution of organizations, whether gay, bi, trans, or even heterosexual allies.

Dante Colle is a self-identified pansexual man complaining about biphobia in the queer community and the ignorance of some people in the community. His comments about his experience shouldn't offend you - the biphobia should offend you.

I hope you can agree that there's no place for biphobia on this website. And certainly not in a community that has dealt with homophobia for so long - a community that you, me and Dante are all a part of.

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