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I guess if you think a gay couple flying a pride flag is confrontational or rude, we have significantly different opinions to the extent that we can't come to a

by tedks 10y ago

I guess if you think a gay couple flying a pride flag is confrontational or rude, we have significantly different opinions to the extent that we can't come to any consensus on this or similar issues. I'm also doubtful that the gay couple truly hasn't broken any laws. I'm sure that with enough digging, the homophobic neighbors can find a fence on the wrong side of the property line, a deck that isn't zoned properly, or something similar; the neighbors could even pass a HOA regulation prohibiting pride flags. Does that make it morally justified, because it's "their" homophobic town? It seems like you think so.

rosser 10y ago
Wow, nice try at painting me as bigoted, or whatever. Cheap rhetoric is cheap. Would you call it confrontational for a KKK member to move into a black neighborhood and fly Ol' Dixie? Because that's perfectly parallel to your proposed scenario, and that's what you're arguing for. Just because the people we're talking about are members of a protected class doesn't change the logic of the situation.