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Edited by EmptyLuckBox:
7/14/2018 8:42:29 AM
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OK fair enough, no public religious speaking and reading materials against homosexuality and no gay parades or public events. deal . see the argument for both sides goes no where .... which was my entire point to begin with . Because the worst offenders from both speak the loudest and ruin it for all .
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No deal. No one needs to be silent. You just need to respect OTHER PEOPLE’s LEGITIMATE FREEDOM, while exercising your own. You don’t have be disallowed to walk the streets in my neighborhood. You just need to not dump your garbage on my lawn while doing it. Your religious rights just stop at the end of your nose, and is not your means by which to control others. Unless you want Muslim cab drivers telling you that you can’t have alcohol in their cabs, or Hindus telling you that you can’t enjoy eating beef because it offends their values...
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But states are already silencing religion, which again was one of my first points . No public speaking against or reading materials involving homosexuality . The line has been crossed . So eventually this comes full circle, everyone is silent and everyone is angry .
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No. They’re telling you not to dump your garbage on someone else’s lawn. What next? Stoning adulterers??
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what you just said is not true in the least, they are 100% silencing religious speech and reading material just because homosexuality is not in their belief system . stoning, very melodramatic, not even on the same level we are speaking about and honestly i really don't care because as per usual the opposing agrument refuses to see the real truth for what it is .
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It is true. You’ve simply hit up against the limits of your religious rights in a civil and free society. You are being required to respect the legitimate rights of others. I have the right to politically protest. But the community has the right to place boundaries around when and where I can do that.
