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The_Yoda on 27 March 2015
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Skullwaker said:
The_Yoda said:
Hello again STAGE.

At bolded, that might sometimes be the case but is it always? Go to u-tube and watch some of the gay pride parades. or better yet check out:

this notice the dildo on the end of the mic? Notice all the cuts in that video.  This is meant to make the opposition look stupid. It is meant to undermine the beliefs of the oposition not simply to try to exist in peace as you put it.

For someone who isn't homophobic, you seem to really support the homophobic mindset. 

There are no absolutes in any scenario. There are shitty and irrational people on both sides of the spectrum. Did African Americans just sit and take their discrimination in complete peace? No. There were protests and there was anger and there was conflict. This is almost a complete replication of that era. These people (generally) just want to have the same basic rights as everyone else, and of course they're going to have an issue with people that try to hatefully treat them as if they're beneath them. I ask you, if the roles were reversed, how would you feel? If you woke up one morning, walked to a grocery store to pick up some vegetables, and the clerk denied you service, how would you feel? If you tried to order a wedding cake and a baker said they wouldn't? Or what if someone tried to protest your memorial service? How would you feel?

This isn't an issue of belief, it's an issue of civility and respect. 

I agree with the bolded.  As to how I would feel ... screw em, their loss.  I wouldn't try to force my business upon them though.  My memorial service ... kinda funny ... I'd imagine I would feel dead.

I am talking about belief  you want to make it about civility and respect.  Do I think they should be respectfull of eachother ... yes. Should they be civil ... yes and if they can't be then those individuals need to avoid eachother.