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I don't know what the problem is here....If I see a program on TV that I don't like, then I simply change the channel, or shut off the TV....Nobody is twisting arms forcing anyone to read gay threads, just ignore them if you don't like them.
I agree and if people don't like my viewpoints, no one is forcing you to read them. You should know by now what you are going to get from me. I find it kinda funny that a thread complaining about all the gay threads has only spawned into yet another big gay thread. lol
Personally I think there are at least a dozen new gay/gay marriage threads. I find it redundant, tiresome, and somewhat bigoted. (is bigoted a word?) Thoughts?
Then why are you starting another one? And never mind the glaringly obvious fact that you no one's forcing you to click, read, or comment on the existing gay marriage threads.
People with any limits or don't care what gays do are regarded as the bad guys ... yeah, thats the way to be. you are so awake no copa
Maybe I misunderstood, but it sounded like you were espousing "separate but equal". They should just go make their own gay bakeries, gay churches, drink from gay water fountains, go in the gay entrance, of public buildings, etc...
Not when your 14 Amendment rights trashes our 1st Amendment rights. We simply believe all people are equal human beings. Sexual orientation doesn't identify a person. We don't believe that a group should get special rights because they choose to identify that way and engage in immoral lifestyles. A special right would be demanding a business service your wedding.
Gays do not have "special rights" since the laws say you can not discriminate based on sexual orientation. Heterosexual is a sexual orientation too.
Gays do not have "special rights" since the laws say you can not discriminate based on sexual orientation. Heterosexual is a sexual orientation too.
Something tells me that if I complained to a gay baker about not making me a cake, I wouldn't be rewarded thousands of dollars by the state.
Because the oh so tolerant LBGT community has no problem refusing to bake a cake for Christians:
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Despite anti-discrimination laws in many states that require Christian bakery owners to bake cakes for same-sex weddings, 13 LGBT and gay-owned bakeries objected to one man's request when he asked if they'd make a pro-traditional marriage cake that would read "gay marriage is wrong." All refused to back the cake and one person even cursed at the Christian man for "hate speech" and said a cake supporting traditional marriage "went against their beliefs."
What happened to "it's the law!" The hypocrisy is outstanding.
What a silly site. Chock-full of breathless Christian hysteria.
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And never mind the glaringly obvious fact that you no one's forcing you to click, read, or comment on the existing gay marriage threads.
