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[Mr.Banana]

I didn't mean a "group" should be given rights, but the members of those groups.

they already do

this is a myth of the left. The idea that society is patriarchal, or male-dominated, is a farce. it's not real.

and gay people are doing just fine too. I used to fall for that trick. "love is love man" and "If they want to get married they should be able to". yeah, ok fine. But then what happened? Suddenly all these Christians are asked to bake cakes, or host gay weddings in their churches. And it's not like gay people seem value marriage anyway. Open relationships and multi-way sexual encounters are far far more prevalent in the gay community. So why do they want to get married in the first place?

I have nothing against homosexuality. Anyone should be able to live however they want to. But the political/legal/social actions taken in the name of "gay rights" doesn't really seem to be about equality at all. To me, it seems like a movement to harass Christians.

[Poopadoop]

But the political/legal/social actions taken in the name of "gay rights" doesn't really seem to be about equality at all. To me, it seems like a movement to harass Christians.

I lol'd.

[CoccoBill]

they already do

this is a myth of the left. The idea that society is patriarchal, or male-dominated, is a farce. it's not real.

and gay people are doing just fine too. I used to fall for that trick.

Well argued.

"love is love man" and "If they want to get married they should be able to". yeah, ok fine. But then what happened? Suddenly all these Christians are asked to bake cakes, or host gay weddings in their churches.

So Christians' rights to exclude others override gays' right to marry? I think you're increasingly in the minority. IMO a Christian baker has the right believe whatever he wants, but he doesn't have the right to discriminate others based on his beliefs. As long as we're talking about a private person/company doing the discriminating, I don't know where exactly I'd draw the line, possibly not a gay wedding cakes, but any public office/representative should absolutely not practice any of it.

And it's not like gay people seem value marriage anyway. Open relationships and multi-way sexual encounters are far far more prevalent in the gay community. So why do they want to get married in the first place?

Whether and how many of them actually want to exercise a basic right has nothing to do with whether they should have it.

I have nothing against homosexuality. Anyone should be able to live however they want to. But the political/legal/social actions taken in the name of "gay rights" doesn't really seem to be about equality at all. To me, it seems like a movement to harass Christians.

I have nothing against Christians. Anyone should be able to live however they want to. But the political/legal/social actions taken in the name of "religion" doesn't really seem to be about equality at all. To me, it seems like a movement to harass homosexuals.