09-12-2016, 03:03 PM
(09-12-2016, 02:46 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Nope I provided you with a definition of the word in question
You actually provided me a definition of "homophobe" not "homohpobic". The reason why is because Webster's definition of "homophobic", the word you have said I am not defining properly, included "discrimination against" while the definition of "homophobe" only said "treat badly".
This is called intellectual dishonesty.
Quote:; you can interpret it (and teach it) as you wish.
I will continue to interpret and teach "discrimination against" as meaning "discrimination against", but I appreciate your permission.
Quote:Are you suggesting someone is being discriminated against because someone didn't vote for them based on their beliefs?
No, beliefs is too broad of a categorization. If you think someone cannot be President because they are gay or Muslim, that certainly suggests you hold prejudicial views. However, trying to deny gay marriage is discrimination and I am suggesting that.
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