Did Miss California lose because of her opinion on gay marriage?

[The Ghost of RubangB]

starcraft said:

The Ghost of RubangB said:

Slimebeast said:

WessleWoggle said:

Slimebeast said:
These things (among a thousand of others) are making me hate liberals and gay activists and the same 'holier than thou' type of people.

And they're so unaware of their hypocrisy that it's pathetic.

Wtf? Explain.

By eating meat they're doing a bigger atrocity themselves than what they are condemning others of doing.

Oh come on slimebeast.  We should stick to the marriage issue, and not turn this into "the hypocrisy of liberalism."  I could just as easily take every right-wing radical fringe group, and say that they prove "the hypocrisy of conservativism."  And what does eating meat have to do with anything?  Must all liberals be vegetarians or hypocrites?

I wasn't going to comment as noone has said anything new since I left this thread.

But after all your hypocritical and intolerant attempts to label people who disagree with you as bigots, and frame the debate with ridiculous unrelated things such as the race debate and obscure references to homophobia perpetrated by random assholes, I just found the bolded phrase absolutely hilariously ironic.

I was comparing the uphill civil rights battles of gays to the uphill civil rights battles of other races, sexes, and people who want to marry across racial lines.  Sorry if that was somehow too off-topic for you.  Ya know, doing research and using history.  How can we even argue without doing that?

You're the one who keeps saying "it's been only this way always forever," which is dead wrong, and I've proven it wrong several times with historical examples where marriage was different or even gay marriage was accepted and celebrated, and you keep ignoring it.

Please feel free to point out exactly how and where I'm being a hypocrite or intolerant.  Sorry if I don't tolerate the denial of equal rights under a secular government in a nation with a separation between church and state.  Were abolitionists intolerant because they wouldn't tolerate the slavery of others?