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| Boston Mayor says "GTFO" to Chick-Fil-A over it's stance on gay marriage | law, lgbtq, north american politics |
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#326 | |||
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Paranoid much? |
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Fucking ridiculous, truly. Every single one of these arguments. I don't give a shit because they're Christian; I give a shit because they support denying me my civil rights.
And you took it a step farther by supporting the viewpoints of such fat, backward, pathetic sacks of shit. Unsurprising.
Please, of course it would be illegal if any business only hired gays or women. What twilight-zone alternate legal reality are your posts living in? Ones where the false reality justifies your worldview?
Yep. My right to get married - same as heterosexuals - is "class warfare." That totally makes sense, like most of what you post.
Yes, we "feel" and you "think" your way into supporting "traditional marriage," just the same way you "thought" your way into supporting transubstantiation or snake-handling or whatever other absurd cult practices - I'm sorry, "traditions" - you blindly adhere to. |
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#328 | |||||||||
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Right. Gays enjoy a protected status in the political realm. That didn't happen because all of the sudden Joe and Jane America decided it would. It didn't happen because gay people decided to push for their rights, this chikfila fiasco is what that looks like when gay people push for something. What happened is money exchanged hands and political pressure opened doors in the corridors of power.
Maybe. I think its part of a divide and conquer strategy. I'm dismayed at so many people taking this so seriously when its an obvious issue where their chains are being yanked on both sides of the argument.
Both sides are off base in this argument. Both are puppets smacking each other with rubber mallets. I'm pointing at the guy behind the curtain as you beat away at your caricature opponent. |
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#329 | ||||||
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More alternate reality fantasy. In your world, "Chick Fil-A appreciation day" happened because gay people are too uppity, and clearly don't know their place - and thank fucking god, because you might actually have to deal with an actual gay person. In your world, Christians are persecuted by gays. In the real world, gays are beaten, behavior criminalized, rights routinely denied, relationships delegitimized or legislated away.
Your arguments are in caricature, true, but that doesn't make them any less damaging. I didn't invent the effect they have. Deny it all you want, because you don't have to live with it. You casually nod your head at the sacks of shit who support making sure I can't have a family by buying chicken - whatever makes you not have to witness the unpleasant spectacle of two men kissing! - and pretend your offensive views don't have an impact, but those that live with the impact don't have that luxury. |
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#330 | |||
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You remind me of one of my coworkers. She was just as sure you are about how right she was to insist on getting chikfila the other day. |
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#331 | |||
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If that is how little traditions mean to you why do you want to be part of it? Is it to prove a point to all the hetrosexuals? or do you truly want to marry someone? It can't be about the legal recognition and rights that go with marriage because if that was all you wanted, and you gave up the push for the term marriage, then you could figuratively have it tomorrow. Or is it because a piece of meaningless legislation says others can use the term marriage and you want it too, even though fighting that fight will take years when you could achieve the legal rights so easily and fight for the title of marriage another day. |
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#332 | |||
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You are not going to have a family because somebody bought some chicken? Did I miss something? You are getting emotional about people having a different opinion than you do. If you want to give them that kind of power over you then keep it up. |
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Except, again, I'm doing it to have a life, and she's doing it to tell me I can't.
Absolutely. How many millions did Chick Fil-A give to organizations who actively lobby to deny it? Don't play even dumber now.
I really don't care what they think about my opposition to attempts to legislate my life away.
Please, earlier in the thread you went on and on about how you just didn't want to see gay people. You were fine if they lived somewhere. Else. But yeah, you're totally just thinking different, Plato.
I don't need to justify why I deserve the same rights as you, much less your fucking permission. |
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#334 | ||||||
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That seems to tear you up inside. I'm sorry you take her so seriously.
I don't want to see gay people making out. I don't want to see straight people making out in public either. If you are into that then good luck with it. |
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Stop. She means it seriously. DOMA isn't real? The North Carolina amendment isn't real? This isn't exactly what you and her and chick fil-a support? Stop pretending this happens in a vacuum, and it doesn't have an effect on actual human beings. What a fucking cowardly argument.
Yep, an "equal opportunity" distaste for PDA I'm sure, which is why you brought it up on this thread. That makes sense. |
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She is real. She doesn't care about gay people. She doesn't care about you. You could have 20 kids and get married and have gay sex every day and twice on Sunday and she wouldn't give a flying fuck. But, some gay people threatened a Christian business that said marriage is between one man and one woman and she knows that is right so she had to be among the crowd to show her support.
Gay people said they were going to do that at chikfila. They brought it up. |
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I live in a town without its own franchise. Interesting you're prepared to insult me for not attending, while if I had, I would be oppressing Christians in a manner analogous to Nazis oppressing Jews.
Source?
This whole movement was supporting anti-gay sentiment, and to pretend otherwise is just fucking pesky, really.
Since you failed to provide a source for this militant response you speak of, I'm going to assume you were pulling it out of your ass until proven otherwise. Withholding money is not oppression. Stop acting the victim and learn to acknowledge the real world.
EUPHEMISMS! EUPHEMISMS EVERYWHERE! |
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#339 | |||||||||
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An organization that actively lobbies to keep me from getting married and adopting kids. So yeah, she does care if "I had 20 kids or got married." Stop pretending she doesn't, and this is just about her, or Chick Fil-A, fucking being Christian.
So stop lobbying against gay marriage. Again, a fundamental and quite purposeful inability to see whose life is actually being affected.
For the last time: the state can absolutely deny me the right to adopt kids, or a million other rights that come with marriage. Sincerely, what a fucking coward's argument to pretend your position, and the lobbying you're actively supporting or enabling, won't have exactly the effect that's intended. Would you make this argument if the state were telling a black and a white person they couldn't get married? It's pathetic. |
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#340 |
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Wow, the display here is just fucking disgusting. Welcome to "Christian" America.
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#341 | |||
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Get rid of straight marriage, then. |
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You are giving her more credit than she deserves. You are treating her like a symbol instead of as the person she is. You aren't that important to her. I know that is hard to understand.
I'm not a lobbyist, but don't let the truth get in the way of assigning blame.
I'm confused. I thought we were talking about a chicken selling business that is making money off of animosity between gay people and Christians. Are you suggesting the chicken restaurant has the government in its back pocket and poses a serious threat to your ability to adopt children or get married? |
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#343 |
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My co-workers told me the people eating chik fil a out of spite are hypocritical pricks who should be feeding the hungry and clothing the poor, stuff Jesus actually told them to do, with that money instead of using it to support bigotry and hate that Jesus never bothered to mention. It's not my opinion; just my co-worker's. That I'll passionately defend on a debate forum. But not me.
You would think there wouldn't be a tree in sight what with all the crosses modern Christians hang themselves on. Lucky for them there aren't more lions around. |
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#344 | ||||||
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Why shouldn't I treat her as she and the rest behaves? She doesn't think I'm a person deserving of the same rights she has; that's not very hard to understand.
And good lord, I'm not going to explain it again. See what you want to see, but your posts are embarrassing. |
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#345 | |||
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Its silly to cry about getting stung by wasps if you stir up their nest. Those damn wasps! They stung me! They should be out doing wasp things instead of stinging me! I'll show them! I'll swat them and then they will know better than to mess with me the next time I kick their nest. |
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I wasn't trying to insult you, if you had been protesting then you would have been aware of the protests, nothing more.
Sources
And someone even created this website
I have advocated for equal rights time and again. I don't understand why you can't adopt. You should have every right that a married couple should have. If the Black and White persons were both of the same sex then yes I would make the same arguement, but I would also argue for them to be given equal rights.
I have also advocated for this on another thread so yes, that's fine, I think the term marriage should be left for the church. |
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#347 | |||
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She thinks marriage is between a man and a woman. That is what she was taught. She thinks people who disagree with her are wrong. |
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#348 | |||
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Pretty much. To deny someone equal rights is to delegate them to second-class citizen status, which can only exist if you feel that they are inferior, incapable of making decisions, not tolerated, don't know their place, GTFO.... |
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#349 | ||||||
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So wanting to get married is kicking your nest. Got it.
More pathetic excuses. "This is what she was taught"? I was taught black people and white people shouldn't get married. And I'm going to continue promoting this fixed false belief at their expense because I can't think beyond third fucking grade. |
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I haven't read and/or don't remember your opinions from another thread. I'm fine with this as long as marriage is then stripped of all the legal rights and entitlements currently attached to it. Are you? |
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