hungrybrownbear
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^its not exactly life or death.
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^its not exactly life or death.
I just think that there are way more important issues facing this country than whether or not Jack can marry Joe.
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1. Rights? Oh, about thousands or so that straight married couples enjoy.
2. I thought the American way was "Life, Love And The Pursuit of Happiness".
And how about "All Men Are Created Equal"?
^its not exactly life or death.
Give me a f*cking break!
I've voted for more than one Democrat in the past who stabbed me in the back, breaking every promise he/she made to the gay community, promises that had "won" my vote.
Clinton, with DADT. My two US Senators from WA (at the time) who later supported DOMA.
They got my vote 'cuz they were on "my" side, then threw gays under the bus.
A lot like Obama, our "fierce advocate", and the progress he's implemented so far.
Clearly hungrybrownbear and darkcap2008 just prove that gay Republicans don't care about gay rights and are apathetic about it.
Nothing should be more 'important' than equality for gay citizens.
How could anyone rank on the same scale as taxes and property rights?
It's human rights. It should be at the top of every gay person's political agenda.
I'm VERY passionate about the bad economy. But it doesn't mean I throw gay rights to the back of the bus and focus on unemployment.
It continues to remain at the top of my priorities as with every other major issue that I hold to, regardless of the political climate or what's happening the world.
Oh, well THAT would be a comfort.He probably knows you love him anyway.
I was just stating that it wasn't life or death (because it isn't), not that I don't care about it.
Good God, I've never encountered anyone so judgmental and bigoted in my life. You call for open-mindedness but in a real sense, its you who can't accept other peoples opinions when they give them. There is only ONE correct way a gay should behave himself, and you apparently decide that.
You should learn a little bit from the philosopher Voltaire.
Very narrow minded of you. When your country is in the toilet and flat broke, what good is a marriage certificate?
THERE are more important things going on that you can not seem to comprehend.
You have EVERY right that any one else has except marriage. Bashing gays with a different point of view will not help your cause.
You are fighting your battle backwards.
It's so hard to find a liberal that's not upset about something.
My God, liberals are even upset when they do win. You guys won. You have it all and you're still complaining.
Just because my priorities and my political socialization are different than the stereotypical gay male, I must be self loathing, and I must not care about gay rights.
@DimondSkin
Just because my priorities and my political socialization are different than the stereotypical gay male, I must be self loathing, and I must not care about gay rights.
I mean just look at the title. What do you want, all Republicans to disappear? You want everyone to agree with you? Because here you are telling people what they SHOULD and SHOULDN'T do, who died and made you our leader?
Again, this infers to me that you have misgivings about the gay community.
Anyone who has ever uttered the phrase 'stereotypical gay man' has always had some sort of self-loathing about being gay. They don't really consider themselves a part of the gay community and feel apart from them even though they're gay themselves.
Morgan Freeman did.
In all seriousness, I would hope that gay persons (yes, you too) would have the self-respect and self-esteem to keep gay rights at the top of their priorities regardless of the political climate or political inclination.
It's about YOUR right as an INDIVIDUAL.
As of now, you are a second-class citizen.
If you care about taxes and healthcare in a conservative manner, fine whatever.
But to say, it's more 'important' than YOUR own rights as a gay person and an individual just speaks of lack of self-respect.
Nothing is more important than your rights as an individual in America. That's what makes you an American citizen.
^A prime example of what I mean. You read into my posts and then judge me on your own personal standards of what you THINK I'm talking about.
Infer all you want, its a fact that most gays are democrats. Did I say that was bad? No. Did I say I don't like them? No. I'm merely saying its not a crime to have different opinions.
Give me a f*cking break!
I've voted for more than one Democrat in the past who stabbed me in the back, breaking every promise he/she made to the gay community, promises that had "won" my vote.
Clinton, with DADT. My two US Senators from WA (at the time) who later supported DOMA.
They got my vote 'cuz they were on "my" side, then threw gays under the bus.
A lot like Obama, our "fierce advocate", and the progress he's implemented so far.
I'm a gay man who supports the Republicans because they fight for me and most middle class people in other ways. Such as keeping big government out of our lives, keeping our taxes low, not trying to take away our freedoms and liberties, destroy our health care system, they're not trying to take my money away from me and giving it to someone doesn't want to work or do anything.
To say that gay republicans "hate" gays is a stretch.
