On 11/24/2016 6:18 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On 11/24/2016 2:32 PM, Muggles wrote:

But of course it's OK to deny two gay people in a committed relationship
the same rights that heterosexual people have. Go figure.


geez ... Nothing can stop anyone from have a "committed relationship",
but gay couples are not equivalent to heterosexual couples. They are
DIFFERENT! They should be acknowledged at being different, just as
people of different races are DIFFERENT.

Why gay couples want to be seen as equal to hetero couples is puzzling,
but they are DIFFERENT. There is nothing wrong with BEING different.
There IS something wrong with wanting to be like other people JUST
because you think that will make you equal.


Good that you consider race being different. So Blacks and Asians,
being different than us Caucasians should not have the same rights?

Gee ... where did I say that?

I think you have a great interpretation. Different people should NOT
have the same equality as us. Blacks and Asians should not have any tax
deductions, should not vote, or have any of the equality we have. Once
we recongnize if you are different and not equal it is only a couple of
steps to out supremacy.

Do you think racial quota's are fair? Do you think it's fair to have
Black History month and not have Asian history month or Caucasian
history month?

Equality is a farce. We preach equality to the nth degree, but we
aren't equal because we're all DIFFERENT. That's not a bad thing.

Yes, suppress the different people as you suggest.

gee ... where did I say that?? Acknowledging we're different doesn't
equal suppressing anyone.

Gays and other races cannot marry.

Being gay is not a race.

They don't get equal rights.

NONE of us have equal rights because we're all different.

Do you not see the idiocy of what you wrote?

I see that you really don't understand what I've actually said and gone
off into tangents that I never addressed.


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Maggie