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11/23/2015 9:04:06 PM
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[quote]I'm not supportive of being Gay, transgender. Does that make me an egotistical, bigotry jerk if I'm still friends with people that are and don't hate on them?[/quote]How can you be friends with someone you don't support?
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Because we both enjoy hanging out...
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[quote]Because we both enjoy hanging out...[/quote]So if their gender/sexual orientation has no ill effects on your friendship, what exactly do you not support?
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Because I believe that it is unethical in god's creation and that is not what he intended love to be
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[quote]Because I believe that it is unethical in god's creation and that is not what he intended love to be[/quote]Then take it up with God, since he made them that way.
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He didn't make them that way-ish He gave them a free choice to make their own decisions, but he knows what will happen to them. He knows what will happen to them, but he won't intervene himself.
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Yes, because in order to be friends with someone, you have to agree completely with their ideas.
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Liberal logic man, ignore them, I have family members who are gay, I believe it's wrong and they know where I stand but it doesn't change the love we share. You can disagree with someone's belief and still love and care for them. And to mad max I disagree with the black lives matter movement 100% and my best friend is black and he disagrees also so.....
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[quote]Yes, because in order to be friends with someone, you have to agree completely with their ideas.[/quote]But being transgender isn't their idea/opinion/etc. It's just something they [i]are[/i]. If you disagree with black people, why would you have a black friend?
