ok, I suppose if they could prove that the pastor was preaching hate and intolerance in a manner directly related to prop 8 then it would be a little more acceptable. But I still think that its a dick move.
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Interrupting a church service is just being an ass.
:thumbsup:
Not if the church is using the service to support denying you rights.
If the church does not want gays interfering with their services, it should not be interfering in their lives.
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Interrupting a church service is just being an ass.
:thumbsup:
Not if the church is using the service to support denying you rights.
If the church does not want gays interfering with their services, it should not be interfering in their lives.
ok, I suppose if they could prove that the pastor was preaching hate and intolerance in a manner directly related to prop 8 then it would be a little more acceptable. But I still think that its a dick move.
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Interrupting a church service is just being an ass.
:thumbsup:
Not if the church is using the service to support denying you rights.
If the church does not want gays interfering with their services, it should not be interfering in their lives.
ok, I suppose if they could prove that the pastor was preaching hate and intolerance in a manner directly related to prop 8 then it would be a little more acceptable. But I still think that its a dick move.
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
ok, I suppose if they could prove that the pastor was preaching hate and intolerance in a manner directly related to prop 8 then it would be a little more acceptable. But I still think that its a dick move.
No more of a dick move than the church instructing their flock to vote for denying gays the same rights that they have.
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Interrupting a church service is just being an ass.
:thumbsup:
Not if the church is using the service to support denying you rights.
If the church does not want gays interfering with their services, it should not be interfering in their lives.
ok, I suppose if they could prove that the pastor was preaching hate and intolerance in a manner directly related to prop 8 then it would be a little more acceptable. But I still think that its a dick move.
No more of a dick move than the church instructing their flock to vote for denying gays the same rights that they have.
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Interrupting a church service is just being an ass.
:thumbsup:
Not if the church is using the service to support denying you rights.
If the church does not want gays interfering with their services, it should not be interfering in their lives.
ok, I suppose if they could prove that the pastor was preaching hate and intolerance in a manner directly related to prop 8 then it would be a little more acceptable. But I still think that its a dick move.
No more of a dick move than the church instructing their flock to vote for denying gays the same rights that they have.
Links?
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Send them a letter or something and tell them how hypocritical you think they are. Why complain to us in numerous threads. Hell, even Dave knows to keep identical news stories in one, tidy thread.
*Gets out sheet of paper and pen.*
Thanks for the advise!
Anyways, they all need new threads for the same reason Sarah Palin needed 100+ threads in 2 months.
They need their own thread as much as there needs to be a thread every time a homosexual person has the shit kicked out of the them for being outwardly gay. I wonder how the scales would tip if we compared that violence to these kinds of peaceful protests in new threads 365 days a year. Your motivation for posting these threads is crystal clear to everyone but you apparently. One can only hope you didn't pass this gene down. :disgust:
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Interrupting a church service is just being an ass.
:thumbsup:
Not if the church is using the service to support denying you rights.
If the church does not want gays interfering with their services, it should not be interfering in their lives.
ok, I suppose if they could prove that the pastor was preaching hate and intolerance in a manner directly related to prop 8 then it would be a little more acceptable. But I still think that its a dick move.
No more of a dick move than the church instructing their flock to vote for denying gays the same rights that they have.
Links?
http://ag.org/top/Beliefs/Posi...4181_homosexuality.pdf
That is religious foundation for denying gays the right to get married that this ministries teaches.
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: between
there have been hundreds of protests across the USA over the last week in support of gay marriage, involving tens of thousands of supporters. most of these events took place with no violence or angry confrontations. you seem to be latching on to the slightest sign of extremist elements in the gay community as proof that all gay people are "intolerant", conveniently ignoring the fact that the vast majority of people participating in recent protests are gentle, mainstream gays who simply want the right to marry their partner.
Nice try but I've never said that. What I HAVE said is that the people who are protestingthat act like this in fact, hypocrites.
Originally posted by: Rainsford
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: between
there have been hundreds of protests across the USA over the last week in support of gay marriage, involving tens of thousands of supporters. most of these events took place with no violence or angry confrontations. you seem to be latching on to the slightest sign of extremist elements in the gay community as proof that all gay people are "intolerant", conveniently ignoring the fact that the vast majority of people participating in recent protests are gentle, mainstream gays who simply want the right to marry their partner.
Nice try but I've never said that. What I HAVE said is that the people who are protestingthat act like this in fact, hypocrites.
So you're creating a thread to state the obvious?
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Send them a letter or something and tell them how hypocritical you think they are. Why complain to us in numerous threads. Hell, even Dave knows to keep identical news stories in one, tidy thread.
*Gets out sheet of paper and pen.*
Thanks for the advise!
Anyways, they all need new threads for the same reason Sarah Palin needed 100+ threads in 2 months.
They need their own thread as much as there needs to be a thread every time a homosexual person has the shit kicked out of the them for being outwardly gay. I wonder how the scales would tip if we compared that violence to these kinds of peaceful protests in new threads 365 days a year. Your motivation for posting these threads is crystal clear to everyone but you apparently. One can only hope you didn't pass this gene down. :disgust:
Feel free to post threads on such occurances. I will be the first to say I'm disgusted when it happens, unlike yours and others' responses to the topic here.
As far as my motivations go, please feel free to elaborate. I didn't know you were psychic.
Finally, if you are suggesting I'm homophobic or a bigot, you're going to need to prove how that is a "gene" that can be passed down.
Originally posted by: dahunan
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Send them a letter or something and tell them how hypocritical you think they are. Why complain to us in numerous threads. Hell, even Dave knows to keep identical news stories in one, tidy thread.
*Gets out sheet of paper and pen.*
Thanks for the advise!
Anyways, they all need new threads for the same reason Sarah Palin needed 100+ threads in 2 months.
They need their own thread as much as there needs to be a thread every time a homosexual person has the shit kicked out of the them for being outwardly gay. I wonder how the scales would tip if we compared that violence to these kinds of peaceful protests in new threads 365 days a year. Your motivation for posting these threads is crystal clear to everyone but you apparently. One can only hope you didn't pass this gene down. :disgust:
Feel free to post threads on such occurances. I will be the first to say I'm disgusted when it happens, unlike yours and others' responses to the topic here.
As far as my motivations go, please feel free to elaborate. I didn't know you were psychic.
Finally, if you are suggesting I'm homophobic or a bigot, you're going to need to prove how that is a "gene" that can be passed down.
None of your business if it can or can't are you peeping in their bedrooms
Originally posted by: palehorse
I'm all for gay marriage, but I'm pretty damn sure this form of protest didn't gain them any additional support... if anything, it will likely result in even more religious folks jumping up to fight against gay marriage. And, trust me, that's a sleeping giant the gays don't want to wake. What they've seen so far is mild to what they'd see if they accidentally anger the entire religious community. I'm not sure of the exact figures, but I'm pretty sure religious folks outnumber gays by a very large margin.
Right or wrong, there are much better ways to make their point...
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: GenHoth
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Interrupting a church service is just being an ass.
:thumbsup:
Not if the church is using the service to support denying you rights.
If the church does not want gays interfering with their services, it should not be interfering in their lives.
Originally posted by: Moonbeam
Bible Bigots have caused tremendous violence in the world against gays. The wheel of karma rolls on. What goes around comes around. One day Christians will be dragged to death behind cars because of the perversion they bring to the world.
Originally posted by: Harvey
BREAKING NEWS!
HOMOPHOBIC BIGOT POSTS YET ANOTHER TRIVIAL HOMOPHOBIC BIGOTRY THREAD!
Originally posted by: Harvey
You must have hit the wrong topic, Corbett. Unless I misread your posts in previous threads you're opposed to allowing gays to marry.
If so, I would consider you a bigot. If not I'm still not sure what your point is in posting yet another of these idiotic, trivial threads.