This phrase came about, I'm assuming, because straight people don't want to be called gay, so for many straight men out there it's a fair enough insult. It's not so much saying that being gay is a bad thing, as it is straight men don't like being perceived to be gay.
<<In USA being gay, catholic, a woman or black is not good. >>
With all due respect, you're an idiot. We've had a Catholic president (Kennedy), a black president (Obama), two women who were serious contenders for VP (Palin and Ferraro), and one woman who's received a vote in the electoral college (Nathan, 1972).
And Catholics may not like being referred to as a "denomination," a term which is typically reserved for sects (or groups, or whatever) of Protestantism. Protestants make up 52% of Americans while Catholics make up 24% (Mormon and 'other' make up almost all the rest of the 82% of Americans considering themselves Christians).
And in our last national election, one of the candidates was black and one of the VP candidates was a woman.
<<In USA being gay, catholic, a woman or black is not good. >>
With all due respect, you're an idiot. We've had a Catholic president (Kennedy), a black president (Obama), two women who were serious contenders for VP (Palin and Ferraro), and one woman who's received a vote in the electoral college (Nathan, 1972).
And Catholics may not like being referred to as a "denomination," a term which is typically reserved for sects (or groups, or whatever) of Protestantism. Protestants make up 52% of Americans while Catholics make up 24% (Mormon and 'other' make up almost all the rest of the 82% of Americans considering themselves Christians).
And in our last national election, one of the candidates was black and one of the VP candidates was a woman.