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How will you ever contribute to society with an attitude like that? The social justice outrage machine doesn’t feed itself, you know.
Nice watchface if true and possibly missing the point of celebration of self and pursuit of happiness.. Which by the way that flag was founded on just that concept.
Be happy. Please don’t shove your lifestyle in my face sand I won’t do the same to you. Deal? Also, and this I think is the major thing for me, the Gay Lobby has gone from “live and let live” to “if you don’t agree with my lifestyle, you’re a hateful bigot.” I’m happy to respect you and leave you alone; there’d be a lot less problems in this area if you (not you in particular) allowed people to respectfully disagree without calling them Homophobic, evil, bigoted, literally Hitler, etc., ad infinitum
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Except when people respectfully disagree with things like gay marriage they’re labeled as bigoted monsters. That’s why this whole “free to do what’s right for you” is a total crock. Bake the cake, bigot, no matter your religious beliefs, or we’ll destroy your business. Live and let live? Lol. You guys ditched that idea years ago. Now it’s "accept it or we will shame and destroy you." I know you know this.
Correct because....radical muslims don't like gays. Which is why they throw them off buildings and stone them.
Like I said in my earlier post---radical islam/muslim.
I don't see Tim Cook combating hate against gays in the middle east, do you?
But hey, he can certainly look righteous with his watch faces and watch bands and take zero risks.
Well as a resident of Tennessee we can still be fired from jobs for being gay, in fact there are three cases that will be heard in front of the Supreme Court about this. Also there are no housing discrimination protections in several states.
Can you provide a link? Not because I don’t trust you, I am genuinely curious to see the details.
My wording may have been off and made it seem the cases are from TN, but the cases aren't from Tennessee but here is an article. HOWEVER IN Tennessee when working in the public you can get fired.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/22/us/politics/supreme-court-gay-transgender-employees.html
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Thanks I truly appreciate it. Of course before having a decent opinion I will need to read the cases at the best of my abilities.
my guess is you didn't read any of those articles because you knew it answered the other persons questions. let me guess, Fox News only?
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I had cereal this morning so nobody in the United States was hungry this morning.......
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I don’t think a pride parade is the place to be judging entire sections of people.
I know gays who hate those events than the most ardent Christian. The flag is a rainbow for a reason.
But many of these people do not want to be treated equally. They seem to want preferential treatment. In my honest opinion, we should treat everyone with the same degree of kindness.
This is indicative of the attitude of the American liberal. Tolerant of anything that is in line with the liberal ideology and socio-political philosophy but heaven forbid you have your own opinions and beliefs. That’s when the real “tolerance” is made clear. The most belligerent and intolerant people I’ve been around have been post-GWB liberals.Well, you should!
Methinks thou dost protest too much.
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GuruZak, Very well said, sir.
I agree. No judgement either way. Just something that doesn’t make sense to me. I do wonder, though, if Apple has plans to provide built-in watch faces for other groups. If not, why not?
That’s not true. Persecution comes in many forms. Living in NY, I see more and more hostility toward religions and religious people. Heck, even Chris Pratt said it was hard talking openly about his beliefs.
I think we can all stand to be more tolerant and understanding.
Hahaha, Christians—who make up the overwhelming majority of American adults at about 75% of the population—being afraid to discuss who they are is just precious, especially given that the religious right has gladly used that status to persecute the LGBTQ community and others throughout much of this country's history.
Spare me.
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