Wednesday, 04 November 2009

  • damn.

    Apparently bigotry is alive and well. even in New England.

    This is a fight for the long haul, and I am going to be part of the movement for the long haul.

    Some day, even GLBT persons will have full rights in America

Comments (19)

  • Lovebipolar117

    :] Glad to hear the optimism is alive, too.

  • rebekah9111
  • mooshpitmatt

    @rebekah9111 -  why would you seek to not give a group of americans equal rights under the law?

  • rebekah9111

    @mooshpitmatt - um i dont know because it isnt right i mean yea i feel sorry that they cant get married but it isnt right

  • mooshpitmatt

    @rebekah9111 -  what isn't right? i think its not right that one group of people is being systematically denied the same rights as others because of who they are attracted to, or identify as.

  • rebekah9111

    @mooshpitmatt - well im sorry that you think that but it say that being gay is wrong in the bible god doesnt like it so let just leave it at that

  • mooshpitmatt

    @rebekah9111 - then why have many churches, christian churches, said that that is not what the scriptures actually say?  How is someone else doing something going to affect you?

  • rebekah9111

    @mooshpitmatt - one i dont know where it say this but it say that another man should not lay with another man aand the other way around and it is going to affect me because it hurts me to see a country that was made by christian people is now gonna allow something so not right  be okay

  • mooshpitmatt

    @rebekah9111 - but the US is not a Christian nation, it is a nation built on the idea of freedom for all. and equal rights for all.

  • rebekah9111

    @mooshpitmatt - well we really dont have freedom now do we. and it is too a christian nation. our founding fathers were all christians  we need to go back to the ways before america gets any worse

  • mooshpitmatt

    @rebekah9111 - we are a nation striving towards a better freedom. our founding fathers were generally deists. thomas jefferson wrote an edition of the bible that took out all of the miracles. sure there were some that were Christian. but even at that time, women couldnt vote, and they had slaves. there was never a "better time" in america. we need to do the right thing and let same sex partners marry each other. 

  • rebekah9111

    @mooshpitmatt - that isnt the right thing becuz you are basically saying that we should anybody anything get married together because it is what is right. welll im sorry but i dont want to be seeing a gay couple getting married

  • mooshpitmatt

    @rebekah9111 - so because you dont want them to get married , they cant? Do they have a say in you getting married?

  • the_kcar@autisable
  • the_kcar@autisable

    @rebekah9111 - Does a gay couple, happily married, threaten your marriage, your trust in God, your religious beliefs, your home, or your personal world?

    I am a Christian, straight, married, biological mother who firmly believes, with everything that I am, that my children should grow in a world that would never promote prejudice, segregation, or thinly veiled disgust at any other living, breathing, feeling human being - much the same way that Jesus Christ of Nazareth, whom Christianity was formed in the attempt to become as "Christ-ian" or Christ-like as humanly possible, had believed. It was popular, in that era, to believe a slave, prostitute, beggar or leper were to be treated as "less than men", or a species separate from the main populace of humans. It was believed in that era to separate nations, as shown in his travels and the references to the denigration of Sumerians - but Christ shared bread and fish, talked amongst them, walked alongside them, whether taxman or beggar, prostitute or nobleman.

    This is the basis of Christianity. Those who practice outside it, in the laws of the land - rather than the ideals of Christianity - it is said, "They, too, shall have their reward..."

    I've nothing else to add to this.

  • rebekah9111

    @the_kcar@autisable - okay i get that but just becase jesus walked with them doesnt mean that he didnt think it was right. he was trying to help them become a christian and most of the prostitutes he did walk with became christians. nowadays i dont see any gay people becoming christians. i m not saying i hate gay people. i actually have two gay best friends that i respect so much but they know i dont think it is right and they are okay with  that and i am okay with that. i also do not tell them every day that they are going to hell. i told them once and they told me that they know that and that they dont want to change. now when they die it is going to be very sad because i wont see them in heaven but at least i tried god is the only one who can  get people to belive we just have to help.

  • rebekah9111

    @mooshpitmatt - my marriage is right their marriage is wrong

  • mooshpitmatt

    @rebekah9111 - on what legal (not moral) basis?

  • rebekah9111

    @mooshpitmatt - um because i could get married anywhere i want. i dont have to fight for my right to get married because it is  already right and have been ever since adam and eve were created

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