Quit calling it "Gay" There is nothing gay about that lifestyle
Not with that attitude!
Quit calling it "Gay" There is nothing gay about that lifestyle
You better take pictures or bake cakes or whatever for gay people even if you don't want to. You aren't allowed to choose which customers you will or won't accommodate. However, if you are a gay business person you can turn away anyone who holds different beliefs than you, even the governor of your state.
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Quit calling it "Gay" There is nothing gay about that lifestyle
The flaw in your argument is none of that is correct. The hairdresser (Antonio Darden) is an independent contractor (and owner of Antonio’s Hair Studio), but has a "Walk-ins Welcome" on the door, which makes it open to the general public. The hairdresser is also one that had done the governor's hair before, more than once, and it was only when he found out about the governor's stance on gay marriage that he then refused to do her hair anymore until she changed her stance, and told the governor's representative that very thing. We don't have to speculate as to the reason, be it tastes in shoes or anything else, because he went onto SiriusXM's OutQ Radio Channel and articulated quite clearly the sole reason he would not do her hair is because she is not a supporter of gay marriage. He told KOB-TV that he told her aids that until she changes her stance on "equal marriage" that he will not cut her hair.There is just one eensy little flaw in your [and the writer's] claim: the photographer and the baker are both operating a business that is open to the general public, while the hairdresser is not. He/she [though it's almost invariably 'he'] has a client list, and does not accept clients if he chooses not to, for whatever reason. Maybe he just hates their taste in shoes, or their incessant boasting, or has no reason he can articulate, he just doesn't wanna. Unlike a public business enterprise, he doesn't hafta, either.
You mean like the wedding photographer, who picks and chooses which weddings she wants to photograph? It's not like she takes walk-ins for wedding photography. She can pick and choose, except the law says she can't.It's the same with expediters: being contracted with a carrier, I must accept whatever customers are behind a load I've agreed to do, but if I had my own authority, I could pick & choose which ones I accept or reject.
They weren't all that silent, and it's astoundingly hypocritical. If you don't think it's hypocritical on the face of it, read this article. If you don't then think it's hypocritical, read the comments below the article. It's hemorrhaging hypocrisy.I think the writer [and the outraged] should be glad the liberals remained silent - they [you] wouldn't care for the exposure/explanation, wherein hypocrisy doesn't figure at all.
I'm here on EO simply to answer questions about a certain make of truck, but I couldn't help looking around and getting pulled in.
As far as Gay people go: I cannot fathom how that is a choice one would voluntarily make. No one wants to be ostracized, ridiculed, beaten, cursed, disowned, get turned out of their church, or possibly murdered simply to go against the grain and announce they are gay.
Gay people get ostracized, ridiculed, beated, cursed, disowned, turned away from their church, and occasionally get murdered because they can't hide who they truly are.
If gay people are being annoyingly vocal, it's because for once in recorded history, the majority of heterosexual people are willing to listen to their plight. Gays have a lot of grievances to air. They now know they are relatively safe, and they are banding together to demand equality.
If one does not like the vocal nature of this group, giving them what they want (like marriage equality) will give them reason to finally find some peace.
Uh oh. Run for your life.
Where in the US has this been happening?
That statement kind of takes the wind out of your sails about the beaten and murdered point you made before.
Where is the inequality? Any gay or straight man can marry any gay or straight woman, it has always been equal. They want a special right to marry someone of the same sex, which I have no problem with. The statement about them just wanting "equality" has already been proven to be completely false, they want much more than gay marriage.
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There is just one eensy little flaw in your [and the writer's] claim: the photographer and the baker are both operating a business that is open to the general public, while the hairdresser is not. He/she [though it's almost invariably 'he'] has a client list, and does not accept clients if he chooses not to, for whatever reason. Maybe he just hates their taste in shoes, or their incessant boasting, or has no reason he can articulate, he just doesn't wanna. Unlike a public business enterprise, he doesn't hafta, either.
It's the same with expediters: being contracted with a carrier, I must accept whatever customers are behind a load I've agreed to do, but if I had my own authority, I could pick & choose which ones I accept or reject.
I think the writer [and the outraged] should be glad the liberals remained silent - they [you] wouldn't care for the exposure/explanation, wherein hypocrisy doesn't figure at all.
What does it have to be "some special right"..that's where equality comes in...you can marry who you love...why deny that to others??
What do you mean more than marriage?
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The government doesn't recognize love, they recognize a man marrying a woman. A gay man has always had the ability to marry any single, willing woman so they already have equality and the same rights as a straight man. In any states that don't allow gay marriage a straight man can't marry another man, so again it is equal. "Marriage equality" is a gay propaganda term that makes it look like they are fighting for the same rights when what they want is a special or new right to marry someone of the same sex. I understand the idea that what they want is to marry someone that they are sexually attracted to and I have no problem with that because it hurts no one.
When I say that they want more than "marriage equality" I am talking about the fact that they had the right to have their marriage or union recognized by states like NC but they decided to fight for the word marriage. If you have the exact same benefits as a straight marriage then why keep fighting with people over a word when they already recognize your relationship. They are trying to force their way into people's lives that just don't want them in their lives which should be their right.
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Uh oh. Run for your life.
Where in the US has this been happening?
That statement kind of takes the wind out of your sails about the beaten and murdered point you made before.
Where is the inequality? Any gay or straight man can marry any gay or straight woman, it has always been equal. They want a special right to marry someone of the same sex, which I have no problem with. The statement about them just wanting "equality" has already been proven to be completely false, they want much more than gay marriage.
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No, it's not about being equal, it's about winning. A civil union gives them the same exact rights and equality as a marriage, but it doesn't have to have marriage redefined to do it. They want the "M" word so they can claim a win against religion. It's that simple. Civil unions were offered to gays in the 70s and the 80s, but they turned it down flat, because they want to win. It's the same exact reason a lesbian goes into a Muslim's barber shop and demands he give her a haircut, not because she needs a haircut, but because she wants the win over religion. I know that because she said it herself. That kind of action, along with the redefinition of marriage, is not equal rights, it's reprehensible. And it's indefensible. Defending that as being about equality is almost as moronic as believing the Bible is a science book.They are not forcing..why should they settle for anything less than marriage...they pay taxes ..there american citizens ...it is about being equal...
No, it's not about being equal, it's about winning. A civil union gives them the same exact rights and equality as a marriage, but it doesn't have to have marriage redefined to do it. They want the "M" word so they can claim a win against religion. It's that simple. Civil unions were offered to gays in the 70s and the 80s, but they turned it down flat, because they want to win. It's the same exact reason a lesbian goes into a Muslim's barber shop and demands he give her a haircut, not because she needs a haircut, but because she wants the win over religion. I know that because she said it herself. That kind of action, along with the redefinition of marriage, is not equal rights, it's reprehensible. And it's indefensible. Defending that as being about equality is almost as moronic as believing the Bible is a science book.
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Aren't you glad cattle,the ducks,sheep,goats,the Eagle, the whale, the fish, the rabbits, and so on are not gay. It does appear that it is natural not to be gay,
So we're just throwing out random facts now? Or do you mean to imply that dolphins, giraffes, chimps, bonobos (look on youtube) are getting married, too?There are multiple examples of different species of animals engaging in homosexual behavior. Dolphins, giraffes, chimps, bonobos (look on youtube) are but a few of the many animals that frequently bat for both teams.