A derogatory exaggeration by somebody who evidently dislikes any symbol that supports gay rights.
I have no problem with gay rights, gay people, etc. If you want to get married to your Mac, Dog, or iPhone go for it, whatever floats your boat.
As a gay person I don't want that kind of "support". You equating those things to gay marriage is demeaning and condescending. If I get married to a man that is in no way different to your marriage to a woman, period.
Staight pride is being able to walk down the street holding hands, being able to marry, not having to justify yourself for a part of yourself you didn't change. Straight pride is never struggling to accept your sexuality because you know society accepts it without question.
And the notion that they would just be directed to another baker fails hard if you are the only baker in town and there isn't another one. Then what? Or forget cakes, what if we are talking hotel rooms and there is no other hotel for hundreds of miles? Hop in a time machine because that's never going to happen. Although really, why would you expect married couples to just act as friends. No hand holding? No romantic sunset walks on the beach? No peck on the cheek? Also, weddings are often in public places, should the couple in question just shake hands on their big day as if they just closed a business deal? LOL
You make it sound like some kind of made up novelty.
45 Logic: If I don't agree with it, it's made up.
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That's not logic at all and doesn't follow from what I said.
Not sure what you mean? Some of those boxes need to be unchecked for you? Or you don't think there is any privilege associated with some of those categories.
No, your comments have nothing to do with the original post. So it's off topic. Understand now?
It's condescending to you that I could care less if someone wants to mary a man, woman, or object? Who cares? Let people live and respect each other. If you're not causing physical harm to someone else, then move on. Two men or women getting married is not causing me physical harm, so therefore I do not care. We are all human and if thats how those two people want to live their lives let them go ahead and do so.
I am amazed that you see this as a liberal issue and not a bi-partisan one. Especially considering the work conservatives have done to give companies more power in politics (Citizens United, Hobby Lobby, etc.) and continue the decline of cross-party cooperation in Congress. (Garland, Gorsuch, Healthcare, etc.)
Citizens United has destroyed this country; and I am completly against it. Just becuase I am a Trump supporter does not mean I am a republican. I actually voted for Obama in the previous two elections. I have made comments on here saying Apple should stay out of politics, and I HATE that every company gets on a soapbox and their CEO comes out with a little hashtag to try and support something. Leave it alone - this used to be a taboo in this country - discussing political affilation. Now it's tied into everything that we do. You even have to be careful about "offending" someone over the internet and in just regular conversation these days.
