Polishprince
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The issue is not whether marriage in and of itself is a right. The issue is the discriminatory treatment of one group in relation to another with respect to marriage. Think you can get your head around that fella?Anything the government has to give you a license to do is not a "right" by definition.It is bigotry to advocate the denial of rights and full participation in society for no rational reasonYou being dismissive and arrogant, is not a counter argument.
My point stands.
You took an beloved institution, and managed to convince half the population, that anyone that did not support immediate and radical change to the institution, was a hateful bigot.
That turned large percentages of Americans against their family and friends, tearing apart this country, for your ideological and/or partisan gain.
First you accuse me of being evasive and dishonest, Now you accuse me of being arrogant and dismissive to avoid defending your bigotry. What will you try net?
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Its not "bigotry" to have political disagreement about an issue of great public import, like Gay Marriage.
I think the problem is that you think Homos are an involuntary group. They are just people with nothing in common except for their sexual practices, that they voluntarily tell people who don't want to hear about them about.