[since1868]

call me insecure.

[Ma3lst0rm]

Don't you love this? They never stop in their attempts to malign anyone especially a man who disagrees with same sex marriage or supports are troops or likes SUVs. What does liking little cars, being anti-war and being pro-homosexual say about one's masculinity? Personally I don't think it says a whole lot about anything. It's just an intimidation tactic. It's like the invention of the word homophobe. The reason I want to slug someone who brings it up is because I have an allergy to stupidity not a problem with my masculinity.

[PISANO]

Call me insecure.

You.....and 75% of the 2.5 Million troops in our nation. I stand alongside our nation's finest. Just call me a homophobe, a warmonger and a supporter of George Bush.

Hell I would even own an SUV if I could afford one.

And on the 'other' side you have real men, comfortable and secure with their feminine side. Like Chill Wind Robbins, Georgie Clooney, and Sir Wesley Clarke.

[MadManDan]

Yeah, an insecure guy would wear a Club Gitmo shirt here in Western Massachusetts and put up with people being rude to him (I like it actually). In my experience truly insecure people usually try to be wallflowers and just get by. I can't believe these retards get paid to come up with theories like this.

[Sarajevo]

When the men who felt threatened were questioned about their political attitudes, including how they felt about a same-sex marriage ban and their support for President Bush's handling of the Iraq war, they displayed strong macho feelings. Masculinity-threatened participants also showed more interest in buying an SUV.

They forgot to mention the fact that we all like big guns. Something in a cal. 7.62 always asuages my insecure feelings.....