NintendoPie said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
the_dengle said:
I don't get any of this. Chik-Fil-A is a family-owned business, and that family doesn't support same-sex marriage. It's their personal view and no matter how dumb it is, like anyone else in the country, they have a right to share it. They also have the right to make donations to any cause they see fit.
It's not like the business refuses to serve gay people. People can protest, they can boycott, they can speak out, but why? To try to change one person's stance on an extremely divisive issue? You can't make this guy change his religion. He's obviously a very devoted Christian, of the sort that opposes same-sex marriage.
Even in a potential future where same-sex marriage is 100% legalized, this man is entitles to his opinion, as long as he doesn't actively discriminate against anyone, which he doesn't seem to be doing. |
I read in an article that there were a lot of prejudiced church people in those lines preaching from the line. LOL Christians will never let gays live.
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Thanks for generalizing.
My whole Family and all the people that I talk to in my Church aren't like that. I have many friends that are Christian's and they don't care/are for Gay's. So stop the generalization.
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Wow don't get so sensitive, just because i spoke about a bunch of individuals who quote a book and use it as a reason to dislike others lifestyle. Well in this instance the bigotry head is mostly going to be turned in the direction of Christians. Might not like it, but when an anti-gay rally happens its generally Christians, but when its someone (muslims & others) else send me an Im. But since you're a nice person I will say Christian individuals rather than Christians as a group. I dont dislike Christians, I used to be one and my family consists of Christians, but its kind of a known thing.
