However, you do discriminate on their actions.Homosexual describes a relationship not a person.
People should not be labeled and put into groups this way.
the real issue is about BELIEFS.
People should not be discriminated against by their BELIEFS, either for or against.
So if you treat people equally, regardless of their BELIEFS
about homosexuality, religion, politics, etc.,
then on this level we can ALL BE EQUALLY protected and respected.
We should focus on equal inclusion and respect
for people of ALL BELIEFS and then we can solve any conflicts between those BELIEFS.
By treating them with EQUAL RESPECT under law.
Gay day parades. I would provide a picture but I need 15 posts first.
Homo's forcing schools to let them use the female restrooms.
Gay marriage, forcing normal people to accept them as normal.
Going into a restaurant and rubbing each other dicks with their feet then claim homophobe when they are kicked out of that restaurant.
You want to be treated normal then act normal.
You want to walk around with your pants half way down your ass (not implying he's homo) then your going to be treated like the scum you appear to be.
Yes, this is the point I was also trying to make to Luddly.
It is one thing to DEFEND someone against discrimination and abuse,
and to seek NEUTRALITY, neither for or against homosexuality and beliefs about it.
It is another thing to go too far and start PUSHING it where it EXCLUDES
and now discriminates/harasses/fines/punishes people of OTHER BELIEFS
who now feel threatened and excluded.
So I agree with you that this is going too far.
I'm against BANNING gay marriage, because state law should be NEUTRAL.
But also against PUSHING it where people don't ALL agree to that EITHER.
I find it DISTURBING that people are too biased to get this.
I'm glad you see the discrimination going the other way.
Can you see BOTH SIDES, Luddly's also? Or just your side
the way Luddly only sees his side and doesn't consider the other equally.
Do you consider both sides as equal or not? Thanks!