Gay NY Journalist dumps Democratic Party

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(02-26-2017, 12:28 PM)Rotobeast Wrote: I don't know that telling someone they are "wrong" is the right approach.
I'd be more inclined to say "I do not agree with you".
If you tell someone they're wrong, they'll double-down on their position.
You cannot change hearts and minds like that.
I think the same goes for saying bad things.
Proper wording goes a long way.

I agree with your opinion on gay marriage/relationships and concerning your examples of Republican hypocrisy.

When my wife went back to college to get her degree three years after we were married my biggest fear was her taking her math credits because it involved my teaching her math and her crying when I would say she was wrong.  I kept asking if there was a nicer way to say she was getting the answers incorrect but saying she was right wasn't going to help her get it right.

I don't just "disagree" that every adult citizen deserves the right to marry the other adult of their choice....I think the other side is wrong.

And I'm sure they aren't going to change their minds...but they are still wrong.