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I highly doubt that. I would say that there are gays who are bisexual because at one point they did show attraction to the opposite sex. Some was through not realizing it (I mean sexual orientation isn't exactly verboten once you are born.) Some was through being in the closet. Some gays are never bisexual and some gays are bisexual only because at one point they dated the opposite sex, while others are in the closet due to prejudices and might have a heterosexual relationship to save face. Only a few people are fully bisexual or pansexual and have attraction to either sex at the same time.
so someone who Sunday is a attracted to a man, Monday a woman, Tuesday a man again you would say is not bisexual.
entire human history till gay rights movement has show that ALL homosexuals were really bisexual, the only reason that changed was first to get the right to sodomy and then all sorts of other perverse rights.
PS numerous studies have shown that gays are more likely to impregnate a teenager than normal people, and that lesbians are more likely to get pregnant.
You have no right to pass that judgment. Read Kennedy's ruling again:
"The government, consistent with the Constitution's guarantee of free exercise, cannot impose regulations that are hostile to the religious beliefs of affected citizens and cannot act in a manner that passes judgment upon or presupposes the illegitimacy of religious beliefs and practices"
Would I, personally, sacrifice a live animal in a religious ritual? No. Do I respect the Santerians First Amendment Right to do so as did SCOTUS? Yes.
Agree to disagree. And disengage.
Of course I have every right and I will continue to do so. It's got zero to do with Kennedy's ruling.
Religion does not - repeat not - make one a good person.
Period. Full Stop.
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Originally Posted by workingclasshero
yes and the religion of gayism needs to stop trying to FORCE things against the 1st amendment
There is no religion of gayism. Gay people just want to go about the business of living their lives - like the beer bellied Trump supporter.
Correct. If the baker tries to turn away again a same sex couple as a customer, he's gonna lose.
They were never turned away before. It was the wedding cake for a same sex couple where that particular bit of participation in the extended series parties was refused
Of course I have every right and I will continue to do so. It's got zero to do with Kennedy's ruling.
You have a right to Free Speech. You do not have the right to judge anyone else in any meaningful way. People are free to disregard your tripe for the effluent it is.
Even the act of the CO government judging the baker was struck down by SCOTUS. LEARN something from that.
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