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I've already addressed that and your question has nothing to do with the people in CFA singing God Bless America while supporting a CEO who hold views that would deny rights to people because of who they love. They have every right to do that, but I personally find it hypocritical.

archer wrote: I've already addressed that and your question has nothing to do with the people in CFA singing God Bless America while supporting a CEO who hold views that would deny rights to people because of who they love. They have every right to do that, but I personally find it hypocritical.

They are singing because they are supporting free speech. Why is that so hard to understand? It was Rahm and the other brain dead assholes that started this, and it is backfiring because they want to silence anyone who doesn't fall in line with what they believe. I would feel exactly the same way if a conservative mayor wanted to ban a gay nightclub from a city. Wouldn't you?

Ryt_Rick wrote: They are singing because they are supporting free speech. Why is that so hard to understand?

So supporting someone who wants to deny rights to others is a good thing and deserves a rounding chorus of God Bless America.......I respectfully disagree.

archer wrote:

Ryt_Rick wrote: They are singing because they are supporting free speech. Why is that so hard to understand?

So supporting someone who wants to deny rights to others is a good thing and deserves a rounding chorus of God Bless America.......I respectfully disagree.

"Arguing with a liberal is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter how well you play chess, the pigeon just knocks over all the pieces, craps on the board, spews some unintelligible profanities, and struts around like he won."

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

US Constitution.

Which admendment grants the right to marry? Is marriage really a right?

Grady wrote:
Which admendment grants the right to marry? Is marriage really a right?

If it isn't....it should be. I don't see it any differently than finally allowing women to vote, or giving equal rights to minorities. Just because there isn't a specific "right" enumerated for allowing anyone to marry the person of their choice, that doesn't make denying them that opportunity morally right.

archer wrote:

Ryt_Rick wrote: They are singing because they are supporting free speech. Why is that so hard to understand?

So supporting someone who wants to deny rights to others is a good thing and deserves a rounding chorus of God Bless America.......I respectfully disagree.

So would you not buy a product from a Muslim business because they also don't believe in same sex marriage? You don't have to agree with one's point of view but you should at least respect their RIGHT to have that view. This is not Iran after all.

I do respect every one's right to hold a view different from mine, or to disagree with me....I also reserve the right to disagree with them, to withhold my business because of their beliefs, and to point out their moral hypocrisy every chance I get.

archer wrote: I do respect every one's right to hold a view different from mine, or to disagree with me....I also reserve the right to disagree with them, to withhold my business because of their beliefs, and to point out their moral hypocrisy every chance I get.

So would you buy from a business that was owned by a Muslim who like most, do not believe in same sex marriage?

CritiKalBill wrote:

archer wrote: I do respect every one's right to hold a view different from mine, or to disagree with me....I also reserve the right to disagree with them, to withhold my business because of their beliefs, and to point out their moral hypocrisy every chance I get.

So would you buy from a business that was owned by a Muslim who like most, do not believe in same sex marriage?

That's pretty funny.....how would I know if the owner of the business didn't believe in same sex marriage unless, of course, the CEO of said business made public statements to that effect to the media, and actively supported those groups that seek to discriminate against same sex couples, like the CEO of CFA did with the money he supplied to a marriage counseling organization that does not take same sex couples, then yes, I would probably not patronize that business. Everyone, like I have said over and over again, is entitled to their own opinion, and I won't punish them for that, but if they take that opinion to the media and make a big deal of it, if they actively engage in what I consider discrimination, then I reserve the right not to give them my business. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

never mind, I forgot, you do like to troll, and logic has no place in your posts when you are intent on baiting a liberal.

carry on....................

If Marriage Laws Were Based On Leviticus

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