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In reply to the discussion: Why even Catholics should be insisting that Pope Francis [View all]MineralMan
(151,100 posts)35. Personally, I was in favor of full marriage equality,
and still am. It took the President some time to come to that position. It took many people some time to come to that position. I wrote to the President to encourage him to change his position at the time he was in favor of a lesser form of equality. That's what I did at that time. He eventually changed his position, and that was a good thing. His support for marriage equality has assisted it to become reality in more and more jurisdictions and that progress continues.
My support for marriage equality is clear. I put it in action in my own political activism, as you can see by clicking the precinct website in my signature line.
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How absolute was your opposition to the President when he didn't support gay marriage? nt
DisgustipatedinCA
Nov 2013
#31
What are the differences other than the style? He's the same as Benedict, who is alive and still
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2013
#13
Eh, I'm sure he cares more about the poor than you do about LGBT people. n/t
Humanist_Activist
Nov 2013
#45