Social justice is just a weasel term to describe people who think they know better than me how to live my live, and use unearned status and unwarranted gravitas to get that.
Nobody is telling you how to live your life.
We just think gays, minorities and women should be able to live their lives on an equal footing.
Check your privilege, *****!
Wow, you tell me no one is telling me how to live my life, then tell me to check my privilege. A classic example of doublethink.
Of course a ducktalker like you would be good at that.
And you don't want equality, you want punishment for those you don't like.
Let's see, you want to ban gay marriage. Why? Because you're not gay and you don't like it? What difference does it make to you if two men or two women get married? That you think that YOU should not have to extend rights to them or acknowledge their existence is the very definition of "privilege".
The bald fact is that rights for others aren't diminishing your rights or doing YOU harm, and yet you oppose gay marriage. The amount of opposition that those in the position of privilege in the US exercise in suppressing the rights of minorities is appalling.
When gay marriage was legalized in Canada, absolutely nothing in my life changed. Nothing. As a straight, married woman, my life went on exactly as before. It made no difference whatsoever. And yet American conservatives are appoplectic over gay marriage in the USA. Why?
Why can Americans not let other people live their lives in peace. Why must religious conservatives inflict their beliefs and values on the entire fabric of American culture? Why is there a tyanny of theocratic values which do not reflect the marjority of Americans' values?
Fully 80% of American are in favour of abortion, and gay marriage. But we have this loud, vociferous band of religious zealots who are trying to force the government to codify their beliefs that these practices violate God's laws, even though neither practice is mentioned at all in "God's laws" - aka The 10 Commandments.
It is possible to live your entire life without having to deal with either homosexuality or abortion and leave others to live by their own personal beliefs as well.