Ambrose Burnside wrote:What does it make them? Merely someone with a different opinion whose opinion should be respected even though they're literally saying "you cannot get married because you're gay but FYI I'm the objective one here"?Madmya wrote:No, it doesn't. I know this is impossible for you to comprehend.Ambrose Burnside wrote:Wanting to stop someone from getting married when you're allowed to probably does though.
You're right, it is impossible for me to comprehend cos it makes no sense. Well, I can comprehend it in the sense that there will always people who will vote no for something like this, just like there were people who voted no on the referendum that let us count Aboriginals as people. But I'm not sure that it makes them anything other than bigoted homophobes.
Do enlighten me.
lestat is the perfect example. I don't know if he actually voted no, I personally don't care, but if he did I wouldn't believe he's a bigot for a second.
People have all sorts of beliefs. Some will feel they will go to hell if they vote yes, they may be crazy but that does not make them a bigot. Other people simply won't consider feelings in this at all, they won't value a homosexual's feelings of being excluded as relevant. In fact, going by GCF's definition of a bigot, your intolerance of those who vote no makes you technically a bigot.
I'm all for majority rules.