BearCat204
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A little too defensive, IMO.
When are the Grammys having a wedding for straight couples?
I mentioned this in another thread, but there were both straight and gay couples married during the performance, and multiple ethnicities. It went well with the theme of the song, imo. The song Same Love is about how we're all very much alike and deserving of equal treatment. Yes, he's abviously advocating for gay marriage, but the message is actually farther reaching, imo. That's why there weren't only gay couples marrying, it was a diverse group and that was the point. It shouldn't be about straight marriage or gay marriage or interracial marriage, it should just be about love and marriage.
I found it very moving.
I mentioned this in another thread, but there were both straight and gay couples married during the performance, and multiple ethnicities. It went well with the theme of the song, imo. The song Same Love is about how we're all very much alike and deserving of equal treatment. Yes, he's abviously advocating for gay marriage, but the message is actually farther reaching, imo. That's why there weren't only gay couples marrying, it was a diverse group and that was the point. It shouldn't be about straight marriage or gay marriage or interracial marriage, it should just be about love and marriage.
I found it very moving.
I mentioned this in another thread, but there were both straight and gay couples married during the performance, and multiple ethnicities. It went well with the theme of the song, imo. The song Same Love is about how we're all very much alike and deserving of equal treatment. Yes, he's abviously advocating for gay marriage, but the message is actually farther reaching, imo. That's why there weren't only gay couples marrying, it was a diverse group and that was the point. It shouldn't be about straight marriage or gay marriage or interracial marriage, it should just be about love and marriage.
I found it very moving.
My libertarian side says government should be out of the marriage business
I'm glad you found it moving.
My problem is : why now?
You and I both know the only reason the straight couples were there was to say " but we had straight couples too"
Ethnicity is moot to me.
My socially liberal side agrees with you. My libertarian side says government should be out of the marriage business and into the business of recognizing partnerships for the purpose of taxes and inheritance. Marriage should be left up to the religious institutions and they should be free to say who they want to marry and who they don't want to marry. For example, my father, an Episcopal Priest won't marry a couple that is living together, or a couple that hasn't gone through pre-marital counseling. His church, his rules, I'm good with that.
Absurd. First of all, there is only one race, the human race. Ethnicity is a sacred part of one's being. Sexuality is not. What one chooses to do with their sex organs is ALWAYS a choicem regardless of their proclivities.Sadly, there are probably those of you that feel you have failed on the issues of slavery and race inequality.
Not defensive dink. Just aggravated. The blacks folks that came over yesterday and hung out with me, to help prep a 1200 square foot house I'm giving to a needy family would disagree with the fact that the white man (Christian too) keeps them down or has kept them down. Of course he believes in personal responsibility.
