Now Macys is selling gay rights merchandise. Will this lead to more threats of boycotts? (drugs, guns)

[thenewtexan]

Originally Posted by Vic 2.0

All those redneck suicides

Yes but you can't die from jumping off a trailer roof.

[Rlarson21]

Originally Posted by new2colo

This degradation of our society is so sad. We are literally being forcefed the gay agenda.

i've been gay my whole life yet i have yet to figure out what people mean by the gay agenda.

is it people born with the gay orientation marrying other gay people born with the gay orientation? if so what the heck does that have to do with you?

i've met many of straight people married to those of the opposite sex, yet i've never felt it affect me or was my business in any way.

do you mean my agenda of finding a better job and grocery shopping etc? don't get it.

[70Ford]

Hulu - Saturday Night Live: We're Just Friends

[Marce30]

Originally Posted by Bideshi

Name one.

Argentina

[Fleet]

Originally Posted by sanspeur

I believe it will, at least in modern nations, Countries Where Gay Marriage is Legal

That website has some errors.

It is not legal (fortunately) in California.

In Denmark, it is "under consideration."

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

Originally Posted by Mrs. Skeffington

Anybody wearing one of those in our local bars/clubs would get the crap beaten out of them.

Social conservatives are such compassionate people.

I bet going to one of those bars/clubs is like stepping onto the set of Deliverance.

[Ceece]

Originally Posted by Bideshi

You are suffering from delusions ogf grandeur if you imagine that your almost insignifigant minority (5%) will dictate what all businesses buy and sell or who will be eligible for hard earned social benefits. You gays have pretty well drawn the battle lines with your in-your-face activism. You're about to get pushed back. Count on it.

No grandeur, just the legalities of it all. Nobody will be dictating what you buy, ever. I'm not gay btw and don't care much about this issue. But it gay marriage WILL be legal and social benefits WILL be granted because that's how it works. You can't really change the fact that life is changing, you'll be dead (or in a nursing home being bitter about life), and nobody will care what you think about gays.

[AnUnidentifiedMale]

Originally Posted by wehotex

I'd rather see these companies provide comparable employee benefits for these companies' employees and dependents than all of these gay t-shirts.

JCPenney and Macy's have received very good scores on the Human Rights Campaign's Buyer's Guide (85 and 90, respectively).

Human Rights Campaign

[NC~Mom]

Originally Posted by Dale Cooper

And that's what makes it so offensive.

I think I'll start a business selling 'straight' merchandise. There sure seems to be a market for it. Problem is, straights don't feel the need to advertise and get in faces. Shoot, we don't even have a flag.

Really??
I can't tell you how many straight people I have seen making out in public, announcing their engagements and marriages in the newspaper, talking about their husbands and wives.
I'm against marriage...and you people are always in our faces.

[Dane_in_LA]

Originally Posted by Fleet

That website has some errors.

It is not legal (fortunately) in California.

In Denmark, it is "under consideration."

That's because Denmark introduced registered partnership with full legal force back in, oh, 1989 or thereabouts. Which was a first. The kicker: Anyone but the religious fringe calls it marriage. Nobody cares.