On Wednesday, July 1, 2015 at 11:13:58 AM UTC-4, Muggles wrote:
On Wed, 1 Jul 2015 05:48:17 -0700 (PDT), trader_4
wrote:
I don't see gays pushing their sexual preference on
everyone else.

Either you accept their perception that it's normal to be gay or they
label you a hater or gay basher.

I certainly see some doing that, yes.


You can't force people to agree
just because that's the flavor of the month pc wonky perverted
freedom some special interest group wants on the most recent
acceptable behaviors list.

The issue isn't that they want you to agree, the issue was that
they wanted the right to marry.


The same applies to the confederate flag. You can't make an entire
group of people reject a symbol that's been a part of their history
for generations just because a few people decide it isn't pc anymore.


Gays aren't saying you have to reject your view of marriage. They
just want their right to be married. In the case of the flag, I think a
conservative/libertarian, less govt position is that you can do what you
want with the confederate flag. With gay marriage, it's similar. You
have your version of marriage and the gays can have their version. And
note this isn't an extreme thing today, something only 5% are OK with,
60% of Americans support gay marriage. It's hard to get by that.





They aren't requiring you to be gay or to enter a gay
marriage.

They want to force people to accept it as normal when it isn't normal
for many people who believe it's perverted. You won't change minds
with force.

--
Maggie

Nobody changed anything with force. The SC simply found that under
the 14th amendment if the govt is going to get in the middle of marriage,
then gay people have a right to be married too. It doesn't threaten
me anymore than inter-racial marriages, civil rights extended to blacks,
etc did.