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Aaron wrote:FM, Cain is communicating his belief based on his study of the Bible. If you're not a Christian and don't believe in the bible, that's fine. If I was in his shoes I would not alienate the 2% of my audience. However, I'm not going to bag on the guy for sharing what he believes.
I'm a live and let live kind of person and I'm not here to judge (too much). I have good friends that are gay, I respect them and enjoy their friendship. I'm not a big fan of anyone demonizing someone for sharing his beliefs. If you don't agree let it go and move one. Stifling what people think and open communication is the beginning of the END IMHO.
Sighlence wrote:Marabelle wrote:Really. Some folks are pushed into an entirely different place praising and worshiping a person who will cage children for profits and yet warn others of being pushed from the Lord. Who does he serve?
Who cages children for profit?
JourneyHard wrote:I hear Gay Pride, but I wonder what are gays proud about? Gays claims they were born gay. So being gay is NOT some accomplishment to be proud about. Pride is one of the seven deadly sins. Perhaps Cain is just warning gays about this. Calling people homophobic is just a sign you do NOT have any answers about why gays are proud to be gay.
Furthermore, Gay Pride is all political with the goal of ending Christianity in the USA. If you are gay, NOBODY is stopping you. Be gay all you want. But when you use your gayness to try to end Christianity, Cain has the right to speak up. I have proof that this is the goal of Gay Pride. Many Americans think a marriage license is a WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER, but gays fought hard to get the right to get this WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER. Why is this? They did this to end Christianity.
Gays are NOT be attacked by Christians. However, in Muslim Countries, gays are thrown off of tall buildings. Yet, gays love Muslims, and gays hate Christians. This is very telling. Gays love labels and calling people homophobic, but Christians are the number one group in the world being murdered; however, there is no word Christophobe. I find this very telling, too.
The bottom line is if gays have the right to say what they want, then Cain has the right to say what he wants. A real friend of the gays would tell them to repent so they can go to heaven. A non-friend would tell them to keep doing what they do and go to the other place. Once again, NOBODY is stopping gays from being gays. They can be gay all day and all night, but actions do have consequences and Cain is just trying to point that out.
youkeepmewaiting wrote:Aaron wrote:FM, Cain is communicating his belief based on his study of the Bible. If you're not a Christian and don't believe in the bible, that's fine. If I was in his shoes I would not alienate the 2% of my audience. However, I'm not going to bag on the guy for sharing what he believes.
I'm a live and let live kind of person and I'm not here to judge (too much). I have good friends that are gay, I respect them and enjoy their friendship. I'm not a big fan of anyone demonizing someone for sharing his beliefs. If you don't agree let it go and move one. Stifling what people think and open communication is the beginning of the END IMHO.
If someone shares a belief which encourages discrimination then they have to be prepared to be called out
Marabelle wrote:reference to the New York Times July 8 2019
Title. Trump and the Merchants of Detention
“Even betrayal seems to profit the President and his friends”
Written by columnist Paul Krugman
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Marabelle wrote:reference to the New York Times July 8 2019
Title. Trump and the Merchants of Detention
“Even betrayal seems to profit the President and his friends”
Written by columnist Paul Krugman
Krugman predicted that the internet would have a minimal effect on the economy. In the 2008 race, he openly smeared Obama supporters, like myself, as misogynists. More recently, he did the same to Bernie Sanders supporters. Don't forget his prediction that the stock market would tank upon Trump being elected. The guy is wrong on virtually everything. Why would I give a shit what he says?
Seven Wishes wrote:"Abysmal? He's the most proactive President since Clinton, and he's bringing much-needed change for the better to a nation that has been tyrannized by the worst President since Hoover."- 7 Wishes on Pres. Obama
youkeepmewaiting wrote:Aaron wrote:FM, Cain is communicating his belief based on his study of the Bible. If you're not a Christian and don't believe in the bible, that's fine. If I was in his shoes I would not alienate the 2% of my audience. However, I'm not going to bag on the guy for sharing what he believes.
I'm a live and let live kind of person and I'm not here to judge (too much). I have good friends that are gay, I respect them and enjoy their friendship. I'm not a big fan of anyone demonizing someone for sharing his beliefs. If you don't agree let it go and move one. Stifling what people think and open communication is the beginning of the END IMHO.
If someone shares a belief which encourages discrimination then they have to be prepared to be called out
youkeepmewaiting wrote:JourneyHard wrote:I hear Gay Pride, but I wonder what are gays proud about? Gays claims they were born gay. So being gay is NOT some accomplishment to be proud about. Pride is one of the seven deadly sins. Perhaps Cain is just warning gays about this. Calling people homophobic is just a sign you do NOT have any answers about why gays are proud to be gay.
Furthermore, Gay Pride is all political with the goal of ending Christianity in the USA. If you are gay, NOBODY is stopping you. Be gay all you want. But when you use your gayness to try to end Christianity, Cain has the right to speak up. I have proof that this is the goal of Gay Pride. Many Americans think a marriage license is a WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER, but gays fought hard to get the right to get this WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER. Why is this? They did this to end Christianity.
Gays are NOT be attacked by Christians. However, in Muslim Countries, gays are thrown off of tall buildings. Yet, gays love Muslims, and gays hate Christians. This is very telling. Gays love labels and calling people homophobic, but Christians are the number one group in the world being murdered; however, there is no word Christophobe. I find this very telling, too.
The bottom line is if gays have the right to say what they want, then Cain has the right to say what he wants. A real friend of the gays would tell them to repent so they can go to heaven. A non-friend would tell them to keep doing what they do and go to the other place. Once again, NOBODY is stopping gays from being gays. They can be gay all day and all night, but actions do have consequences and Cain is just trying to point that out.
Oh man, I feel sorry for you. You're delusional and perhaps need to seek professional help.
Andrew wrote:youkeepmewaiting wrote:JourneyHard wrote:I hear Gay Pride, but I wonder what are gays proud about? Gays claims they were born gay. So being gay is NOT some accomplishment to be proud about. Pride is one of the seven deadly sins. Perhaps Cain is just warning gays about this. Calling people homophobic is just a sign you do NOT have any answers about why gays are proud to be gay.
Furthermore, Gay Pride is all political with the goal of ending Christianity in the USA. If you are gay, NOBODY is stopping you. Be gay all you want. But when you use your gayness to try to end Christianity, Cain has the right to speak up. I have proof that this is the goal of Gay Pride. Many Americans think a marriage license is a WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER, but gays fought hard to get the right to get this WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER. Why is this? They did this to end Christianity.
Gays are NOT be attacked by Christians. However, in Muslim Countries, gays are thrown off of tall buildings. Yet, gays love Muslims, and gays hate Christians. This is very telling. Gays love labels and calling people homophobic, but Christians are the number one group in the world being murdered; however, there is no word Christophobe. I find this very telling, too.
The bottom line is if gays have the right to say what they want, then Cain has the right to say what he wants. A real friend of the gays would tell them to repent so they can go to heaven. A non-friend would tell them to keep doing what they do and go to the other place. Once again, NOBODY is stopping gays from being gays. They can be gay all day and all night, but actions do have consequences and Cain is just trying to point that out.
Oh man, I feel sorry for you. You're delusional and perhaps need to seek professional help.
Couldn’t agree more.
It still surprises me how conservative some of the Journey fanbase is.
Andrew wrote:Not negative towards conservatives in general.
Negative towards discrimination, bible thumping do gooders, hypocrites, homophobes, racists, and people holding society back. If it was left in the hands of RWNJs, mother would still be in her rightful place in the kitchen or pushing a vacuum
I just don’t like assholes. Obviously those come in many shapes and sizes and colours.
RPM wrote:It is possible to not agree with a Gay lifestyle based on your beliefs, and not be homophobic.
I think the lines between "not agreeing with" and "phobia" are very clear by definition.
Sighlence wrote:Andrew wrote:Not negative towards conservatives in general.
Negative towards discrimination, bible thumping do gooders, hypocrites, homophobes, racists, and people holding society back. If it was left in the hands of RWNJs, mother would still be in her rightful place in the kitchen or pushing a vacuum
I just don’t like assholes. Obviously those come in many shapes and sizes and colours.
And we feel the same about the left, so there’s that. Aaron is right....we are past the point. The days of going along just to get along are ovah! Can’t wait for the reelection. Heads will literally explode.
Andrew wrote:Not negative towards conservatives in general.
Negative towards discrimination, bible thumping do gooders, hypocrites, homophobes, racists, and people holding society back. If it was left in the hands of RWNJs, mother would still be in her rightful place in the kitchen or pushing a vacuum
I just don’t like assholes. Obviously those come in many shapes and sizes and colours.
Sighlence wrote:RPM wrote:It is possible to not agree with a Gay lifestyle based on your beliefs, and not be homophobic.
I think the lines between "not agreeing with" and "phobia" are very clear by definition.
Yes, and it’s clear as day.
Andrew wrote:Ok...you can do that. But let me ask you - what the hell has "the left" done that's so horrendously bad? Push for healthcare for ALL, fairness to all, no discrimination... what terrible crimes! Right up there with paying off pornstars, leaving wives to take up with rich pastors, blocking payments to 9/11 responders.
Andrew wrote:Appreciate the articulate and measured reply Aaron. Peace and love brother!
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