Cain - Being Gay is a 'Choice' and 'Sin', Does not support abortion (wage, Republicans)
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This one irks me. The whole idea of linking the struggles of black people w/ the struggles of gay people is bogus.
Uh-oh. The Tea Parties (as groups) evaluate candidates by fiscal conservatism. Herman Cain is getting sucked into discussing social issues publicly. You can be socially conservative but it's better in my opinion to lead by example (be a good Christian) rather than trying to preach to the choir.
Makes you wonder if he is, in fact, gay himself. An investigation is warranted.
He doesn't continually obsess over it like a repressed gay homophobe does, so no. This gay says his bigotry is rooted in good ole ignorance, generally caused by religious fundamentalism.
Why can't people have an opinion on homosexuality anymore? Is everyone supposed to accept it and if they aren't, they are bigots SOBs?
Why do you feel the need to have an opinion? Is there a gun pointed at your head with a distant voice commanding you to form an opinion on the subject? Are you compelled some other way?
That's about the only thing I agree with him on. I don't agree with his Abortion stance since he said a victim of rape should just have the rapists baby.
That's about the only thing I agree with him on. I don't agree with his Abortion stance since he said a victim of rape should just have the rapists baby.
Dang, thought I had another and then I saw you were already on my CD Haters List.
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