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Zorra

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4. I believe that you made a valid observation, dbackjon.

Reply to dbackjon (Reply #3)

Thu May 17, 2012, 08:09 PM

May 2012

If I did not support the civil right of African Americans to get married on the basis of the color of their skin, then I would be engaging in discrimination, and therefore, could be considered a bigot.

The same could be said about a person who does not support same sex marriage on the basis of someone's love/sexual preference partner.

It's not rocket science.

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The reality disconnect is strong in this post [View all] dbackjon May 2012 OP

People like that are always a disconnect. William769 May 2012 #1

Got an SOP alert on this OP. I think it's OK here, for the record. WSC on group input. pinto May 2012 #2

I wondered if anyone would object dbackjon May 2012 #3

I believe that you made a valid observation, dbackjon. Zorra May 2012 #4

No surprise on who alerted there. No surprise at all. QC May 2012 #6

I have to agree HillWilliam May 2012 #5