06-07-2018, 05:51 PM
(06-07-2018, 05:04 PM)PhilHos Wrote: You do realize that just because YOU think that not supporting gay marriage is a matter of "discrimination and deny[ing] equal rights under the law" that not everyone agrees with you, right? If someone is against gay marriage, they don't see it as a denial of equal rights under the law. And in the end, all that matters is what the most recent court decision says on the subject. That doesn't make your opinion any more "right" than the Christian that's against gay marriage, though it does make your opinion fall in line with what is currently acceptable under the law.
There is no dispute that my position is for "equal rights" and people who oppose "equal rights" are promoting discrimination.
Which one you feel is "right" is subjective, but from women's rights, to interracial marriage, to same sex marriage society generally agrees with me.
If you want to say that discrimination is "right" then you should be prepared to suffer some blowback from the general population.
