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Okay...well...let's go this route.

Posted By: Trigger Happy on 2009-05-02
In Reply to: my opinion - me

People often talk about how teenagers who are discovering their homosexuality struggle because they are confused, scared, etc.  God knows it is hard enough being a teenager without you realizing you have the hots for your best friend who has no idea you even have those kind of thoughts.  Whether you like to admit it or not, homosexuals are a minority.  Does that mean we should treat them bad?  Of course not.  I have gay friends who I love and enjoy spending time with and they know my point of view on marriage and they are fine with that.  My point here is that it is bad enough for teens who are gay to go through such a difficult discovery period like that.  I feel that for us as a country to change the definition of marriage to any two people who love each other will confuse kids in general...not just a minority group of them.   


I tried to have an actual civilized discussion where two groups of people coming from two points of view might actually compromise.  Instead you condemn religion and call Christians Bible thumpers.  Whether some of you believe in God or not, believing in God is something that people feel very strongly about.  You shouldn't bash them any more than they should bash gay people...although obviously some on both sides do.  You don't want people to treat gay people like they are second rate citizens and yet you put down people who believe in their religion. 


I don't hate gay people.  As I said...I have gay friends.  Believe it or not, they respect my view point as well as I respect theirs.  I have talked to them about this and they would be happy with civil unions as long as it was nation wide.  But my friend once said to me that it would be nice to get married but whether or not they legally can, it doesn't change the fact that they love who they love.  They don't flaunt the fact that they are gay and I don't ridicule them for their lifestyle choice.


Seriously though....I wish both sides would learn to compromise a little and I do mean both sides.




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