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No one is perfect. However, there was also a bunch of anti-gay nonsense that he likely wouldn’t say about any other demographic. At least he could make fun of himself.

Kirk Cousins, then-backup quarterback for Washington, said he would welcome an openly gay teammate.

This story was updated from 2013.

The post When previously asked about having a gay teammate, Kirk Cousins’ answer was horribly imperfect appeared first on Outsports.

Here is what Cousins said at the time to MLive:

“From a football standpoint, if the guy can help us win, come help us win.

The survey ranks the NFL’s Most Liked Players in the 2022 season and Kirk Cousins ​​was pretty much on it.

Cousins is currently the starting quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons. Cheating, excessive drinking, etc., is on the same level as a dude loving another dude?"

Lat week, CBS cited an anonymous player who said that he could think of a handful of Redskins players who might have a difficult time with an openly gay teammate.

He supports the anti-gay organization Focus on the Family.

People like Cousins seem well-meaning and he would like to think he’s only full of love, but his assumption that homosexuality equals imperfection and sin is insulting, as is his desire to proselytize. It’s really just a cardboard box that looks like blue chalk.

At the time, he also said he would try to lead him to Jesus, saying, “nobody’s perfect.” Because, apparently, when he’s asked about gay people, imperfection is the first thing that comes to mind. His comments were similar to what he said in 2013 last year after Jason Collins came out in the NBA.

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Kirk Cousins supports Focus On The Family, one of the most anti-LGBTQ organizations in America
Kirk Cousins is the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons.

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