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re: Is it possible to be against gay marriage/homosexuality without being a bigot?
Posted on 4/4/14 at 2:44 pm to DCRebel
Posted on 4/4/14 at 2:44 pm to DCRebel
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I think the definition hinges on "unfairly" disliking or "refusing to accept" people.
I don't see anywhere in what the OP has said that would relate to this.
unfairly dislike people - nope. You can dislike and act and like the people.
"refusing to accept" - nope. See above.
I think way too many people can't separate disagreement with disliking/hatred/bigotry, yet have no real understanding what bigotry actually is (not saying this is you, just in general).
Now, the redneck that hates figs for being figs, yea, he's a bigot.
I could make all these arguments about people with tattoos. I have no ill feelings towards people with them, but I do not agree with getting a tattoo.
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Posted on 4/4/14 at 2:48 pm to GoCrazyAuburn
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I don't see anywhere in what the OP has said that would relate to this.
Well I do. Surely you read the rest of my post, right?
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I could make all these arguments about people with tattoos. I have no ill feelings towards people with them, but I do not agree with getting a tattoo.
Do you think getting a tattoo should be illegal? I don't like tats either, but if someone wants one then I won't deny them that.
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