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sonicx Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Dec-27-04 01:01 AM
Response to Reply #124
129. convincing others by talking to them is one thing you can do
Edited on Mon Dec-27-04 01:05 AM by sonicx
Or maybe be an activist. Lots of stuff you can do. Passively waiting for people to accept gay rights is silly.

btw, you don't have to take the KKK analogy as far as "killing."

What if someone said "for moral reasons, i don't think blacks and whites should marry"?

Don't give me "he's entitled to his opinion." It pisses me off when people say that becuase it goes without saying. People can have opinions? really? i'm shocked.

People can have opinions and I can bash opinions that are shitty.

"blacks and whites shouldn't get married" : shitty opinion.

one other thing: should segeration been but up to a vote?
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