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Saturday, June 27, 2015
Gay Marriage - A huge loss for Democracy?
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I find this thread utterly offensive and some of the others the past few days. I am not sure I will be back to read this blog again. Democracy is not about only rights for some people, democracy should not be about hate and attacks either. Two wrongs do not make a right. I am very saddened to see and read this on here. Just lost a lot of respect for this website now.
I am sure that there are a lot of people, even four supreme court justices, that do not agree with you on changing the constitution for Gay Marriage. Gay Marriage is one issue; the Constitution is another.
The world isn't all about you and having "respect" for someone should not evolve around your personal feelings on gay marriage. So sad for you. This is America.
It is what it is anonymous and you need to recognize that hundreds of thousands don't agree with you. The people I featured certainly do not and they are respected by all those hundreds of thousands.
Be happy. You got your decision and now all of you can go around calling all those who disagreed with this decision that never should have been about redefining marriage as bigots or whatever other name you want to hurl. Tell it to Obama who just three years ago was against it. Tell it to Hillary.
This blog does not crusade for the liberal agenda and that is the main reason why I read it. So long, lib. We need a moderate thinking individual around this city and they are far and few between.
Now that it is the law of the land, more and more people will eventually be more accepting of it like Roe vs. Wade and the Dred Scott decision. In May 2012, Obama made a Full Flop in favor of gay marriage. And it wasn’t until March 2013 that Hillary Clinton announced she now supported gay marriage. and right after that, Bill Clinton denounced the Defense of Marriage Act that he had signed in 1996.
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I find this thread utterly offensive and some of the others the past few days. I am not sure I will be back to read this blog again. Democracy is not about only rights for some people, democracy should not be about hate and attacks either. Two wrongs do not make a right. I am very saddened to see and read this on here. Just lost a lot of respect for this website now.
I am sure that there are a lot of people, even four supreme court justices, that do not agree with you on changing the constitution for Gay Marriage. Gay Marriage is one issue; the Constitution is another.
The world isn't all about you and having "respect" for someone should not evolve around your personal feelings on gay marriage. So sad for you. This is America.
It is what it is anonymous and you need to recognize that hundreds of thousands don't agree with you. The people I featured certainly do not and they are respected by all those hundreds of thousands.
Be happy. You got your decision and now all of you can go around calling all those who disagreed with this decision that never should have been about redefining marriage as bigots or whatever other name you want to hurl. Tell it to Obama who just three years ago was against it. Tell it to Hillary.
This blog does not crusade for the liberal agenda and that is the main reason why I read it. So long, lib. We need a moderate thinking individual around this city and they are far and few between.
It's not just hundreds of thousands who disagree with this, it is millions.
Now that it is the law of the land, more and more people will eventually be more accepting of it like Roe vs. Wade and the Dred Scott decision. In May 2012, Obama made a Full Flop in favor of gay marriage. And it wasn’t until March 2013 that Hillary Clinton announced she now supported gay marriage. and right after that, Bill Clinton denounced the Defense of Marriage Act that he had signed in 1996.
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