| The_Yoda said: 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. |
But people can't always avoid each other. That's the thing. This isn't something that can be resolved indefinitely. People just have to learn to be tolerant of others, and that's the bottom line. There is no reason to act like an asshole over such miniscule things.
In a perfect world, no one would give a shit what someone's sexual preference is (well, unless they're romantically interested in them), but that's not the world we live in. For whatever reason, it's a big issue and I'm just saying I can see why the homosexual community is pissed off over being treated like shit.
In my opinion, belief shouldn't have anything to do with this. If someone's belief is that homosexuality is a sin, that's just fine with me. I don't care about them and I will likely never talk to them about it. It's when they decide to actively go out of their way and prevent someone else from living their life that it becomes something bigger.
