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re: USC's Pat Haden, citing gay son, won't attend meeting in Indiana
Posted on 4/1/15 at 11:01 am to VetteGuy
Posted on 4/1/15 at 11:01 am to VetteGuy
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This is how probably 99% of the people feel.
We are all too self-absorbed to worry about purposefully holding someone down.
Sure, you'll always have the 1% outliers that want to screw you over b/c you have long hair, or you're a different color, or you drive a sweet Vette, but you can't legislate intelligence.
The shrill, whiny, voices of those too lazy to make it in the world on their own merits can get lost after awhile.
Some numbnuts doesn't want to sell you cupcakes? Go to the other 100 bakeries that will.
Too much common sense. We have too many drama queens these days.
I have no problem publicly "shaming" drama queens. Relatively small percentage of the population but extremely loud, obnoxious and self indulgent. I'm blown away that with all the serious problems we have in this nation, we're hung up on whether someone can get a "gay" cake.
Posted on 4/1/15 at 11:35 am to RogerTheShrubber
As a baby boomer who was a Republican back in the early 70's, I am certainly no far left wing radical. But even I understand that this issue goes way beyond someone having the ability to buy a gay cupcake. Much like blacks demonstrating against having to sit in the back of a bus, drink from a separate water fountain, the big picture is what this is about. I find it amusing that white male politicians...for the most part...feel that they are qualified to define what is & what is not discrimination for blacks, Hispanics, women, gays, Jews, etc. The first group has probably had, literally, no form of discrimination shoved down their throats in their entire life. Whereas, the latter group has lived with it, day after day year after year their entire lives.
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