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Gay marriage should not be put in to fact because of the word marriage not because of the gay issue.
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Originally Posted by Diego
Just let the people do what they want. I personally dont care either way, being that if will not affect me one way or the other.
It just boggles my mind how people are still trying to protect something that lost its sanctity when you have Elvis and Shaft impersonators marrying people.
And as for the gay does not equal blacks stuff, you are right there is no way you can compare their struggles.
What you CAN compare is that they are being denied something which should not be denied to anyone, not only that but they have been been hated on for something that (as the argument holds) they did not decide, nor can they help.
Originally Posted by malikdagoat
If ya'll don't stop comparing the struggle of blacks to that of the gay community I swear....
It is NOT the same thing, in any way shape or form.
Here's a question for ya'll. If ya'll want gay marriage so bad, why can't people marry more than 1 person also? Since ya'll wanna go and shake up the idea of marriage.
I dont want it so bad. I just dont oppose it so bad either.Originally Posted by malikdagoat
If ya'll don't stop comparing the struggle of blacks to that of the gay community I swear....
It is NOT the same thing, in any way shape or form.
Here's a question for ya'll. If ya'll want gay marriage so bad, why can't people marry more than 1 person also? Since ya'll wanna go and shake up the idea of marriage.
I dont want it so bad. I just dont oppose it so bad either.
Marry multiple people, oh you mean like a Mormon or something?
Where do I sign up?
My statement wasn't towards you.
And here lies my point, if gay marriage should be allowed, as should polygamy. Hence why it will NEVER be instituted nationally.
Exactly, but I bet the same people who support gay marriage would show up in droves aganist polygamy. Now thats ironic![]()
don't ever compare some gay struggles to the struggles of blacks and other minorites.....fun bun lovers kill me with that stuff
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and therefore, nobody should give two flying %!*#$ about gay people getting married. As for this pic...very ironic. Fighting for gay marriage is fighting for a civil liberty and a civil right. They are going through the same thing, no matter how long the prejudice has taken place for.
DF! (and i don't mean "dungeon family" either)
So you get followed around the mall because you're gay, pulled over because you're gay, get unfair loans because you're gay, and get harassed bythe police because you're gay to right?
The same thing? Really??
And if not letting 2 people of the same sex marry is infringing on "civil rights" then not letting me marry 5 women is infringing on my civil rightsalso...
exactly.Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Comparing the struggle of MLK to homosexuals, huh?
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Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Comparing the struggle of MLK to homosexuals, huh?
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Being black is not accepted in the white and asian community.Originally Posted by Lazy B
Not this again.![]()
Being gay is not accepted in the Black and Latino community.
I believe in the alienable right of the American Dream aka "the right to pursue happiness."
our country was NOT founded on this notion . originally it was 'the pursuit of property' not 'the pursuit of happiness' .it was later changed . also what they meant by happiness back then isnt what you associate with the word today
Just because they struggles weren't on the same level, gays shouldn't get the same rights?Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Originally Posted by Diego
Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Comparing the struggle of MLK to homosexuals, huh?
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Maybe something more along the lines of Human Rights Vs. Human Rights???????
Yeah because they just installed "Gays only" bathrooms and water fountains, right? Marriage is not a inalienable right.
our country was NOT founded on this notion . originally it was 'the pursuit of property' not 'the pursuit of happiness' . it was later changedOriginally Posted by Prez T
I believe in the alienable right of the American Dream aka "the right to pursue happiness."
If this isn't propaganda I don't know what is.Originally Posted by Its That Dude
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Originally Posted by Diego
our country was NOT founded on this notion . originally it was 'the pursuit of property' not 'the pursuit of happiness' . it was later changedOriginally Posted by Prez T
I believe in the alienable right of the American Dream aka "the right to pursue happiness."
especially when they foolishly compared it to da black civil rights movement.Originally Posted by Lazy B
Not this again.![]()
Being gay is not accepted in the Black and Latino community.
Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Comparing the struggle of MLK to homosexuals, huh?
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Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Originally Posted by Dunkaroos
In this case, marriage IS a Human Rights issue.Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Originally Posted by Diego
Originally Posted by Fede DPT
Comparing the struggle of MLK to homosexuals, huh?
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Maybe something more along the lines of Human Rights Vs. Human Rights???????
Yeah because they just installed "Gays only" bathrooms and water fountains, right? Marriage is not a inalienable right.
How?
Originally Posted by Prez T
Originally Posted by Diego
our country was NOT founded on this notion . originally it was 'the pursuit of property' not 'the pursuit of happiness' . it was later changedOriginally Posted by Prez T
I believe in the alienable right of the American Dream aka "the right to pursue happiness."
You serious? So because that wasnt the original foundation then the "pursuit of happiness" should not apply to gay people.
"Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" is one of the most famous phrases in the United States Declaration of Independence. These three aspects are listed among the "inalienable rights" of man.
While it may have changed since it's inception. What the American dream stands for remains the same regardless of words used of phrases. That is thePURSUIT of happiness as it applies to society today.
The phrase "pursuit of happiness" appeared in the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court case, Loving v. Virginia, 388 U.S. 1 (1967)[sup][3][/sup], which focused on an anti-miscegenation statute. Chief Justice Warren wrote: "The freedom to marry has long been recognized as one of the vital personal rights essential to the orderly pursuit of happiness by free men.
For those who don't believe it is an inalienable right.