And this justifies the treatment Christian businesses are receiving, how? The gays should stop playing the victims here, they do more of the victimizing. Sorry.
TemplarKormac
I noticed with the lawsuits against businesses, yes, Christians are getting harassed and targeted for punishment.
But this unfair backlash seems to be coming from unfair harassment, rejection and demonization of gays by Christians.
Two wrongs don't make either one right.
My concern about both the rhetoric pushed to rally sympathy for either gay marriage or traditional marriage
is they project blame and try to exploit that politically,
when in fact the conflict between them is mutual.
The more the Christians defend their beliefs, the more the gay rights
try to DEMONIZE that as bigotry to defend theirs, ARGUING that this why they need govt protection!
I don't think it is fair for either side to do that,
but it looks like the gay marriage rights are using that to get political support and sympathy.
I think that is rewarding bullying, victimizing and demonizing behavior.
Beliefs should be recognized by mutual respect,
not bullying people into declaring "uncle" for fear of being bashed as a bigot!
And this means of abusing govt to establish beliefs by bullying is triply conflicting:
1. it is bad enough to abuse govt to endorse one belief over another and impose a bias, established by law
2. but to do so by demonizing the other side as bigots, that is as bad as demonizing gays and gay right supporters
3. and, on top of it, to CLAIM to defend 'separation of church and state' while imposing one's own beliefs and removing the beliefs of others on the same grounds; how is that not a form of bigotry equally offensive and harmful as the anti-gay bias?