mookiemookie |
05-10-12 12:01 PM |
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Originally Posted by August
(Post 1882155)
Then maybe we should start calling you a bigot for your intolerance toward religion, conservatives, Republicans and several other groups that you have taken pains to insult here over the years.
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What religion someone subscribes to doesn't bother me in the least, so long as they keep it out of government. Being bigoted against a religion would require me to have an opinion on it, which I don't.
Being opposed to a political ideology makes you a bigot now? I guess you could lump everyone in GT into that one then.
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That's the problem with name calling. It eliminates any chance of a peaceful discourse. It certainly does not make your arguments any more valid.
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I have no respect for anyone who would deny human rights to another and I don't care to hear their justification for it. I don't need to validate my arguments because our innate nature as human beings and our inalienable rights already have done that.
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Originally Posted by CaptainHaplo
(Post 1882160)
Thanks mookie - you just called me (and many others) a bigot. And whats worse - your doing it on merely the basis of your own viewpoint. This is why there can't be a decent discussion - when the left doesn't get its way, when it can't win a factual arguement - it resorts to namecalling. Thats sad - on so many levels.
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What's sad on so many levels is that people are still trying to justify denying people equal rights, and then getting offended when someone calls them out on it. Denying someone rights makes you a bigot. Discrimination makes you a bigot. If you don't want to be called one, don't discriminate against other people.
You're acting like I'm baselessly namecalling and telling people they're poopyheads or something. A bigot is a specific label for people who engage in specific behavior.
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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk
(Post 1882178)
Do your accept all comers and situations such as the gay marriage question? Do you unequivocal accept everything?
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I accept that if two consenting adults want to enter into a marriage contract with each other, their genders shouldn't matter. Who am I to tell someone that their love isn't as valid as someone else's?
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