I'm pro-gay marriage, but understanding what conservatives are talking about doesn't require much intellectual elasticity.
A screamingly obvious example are gay pride parades, where it's not terribly difficult to understand that decency laws are being (at least) stretched just to shove a person's sexuality in the face of an opponent.
An honest conversation on this topic does require honesty.
My hope is that, once time has gone by and gays have access to marriage, they'll calm down and stop behaving like this.
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I dont really see anything other than kids having a good time.They certainly arent breaking any laws. Whats the problem ?
I have no doubt you don't see it. That was my point.
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What are you seeing ?
I made it clear, and others who are also pro-gay rights agreed.
Read the thread.
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My daughter uses the same tactic. If she doesn't agree with something I say, she accuses me of not fully UNDERSTANDING, or she accuses ME of being RUDE. I'm rude when I tell her that she is not allowed to hang out at the park, and I don't UNDERSTAND when I tell her she's too young to have a boyfriend.
Hello, I'm not rude. It isn't rude to tell you NO. There are rules, and everybody gets to follow them. Likewise, with the queers, it isn't HATE to tell them that they don't get to dictate to the churches what they can preach from their pulpits. We have constitutional and human rights, including freedom of speech and religion, that homos don't get to violate and restrict, just because they don't agree.
And I do understand my daughter, and people in general, which is why I tell her she may not date at this young age. Likewise, I understand the motivation behind the rhetoric the homofascists engage in..which is why I object to it.