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Hey, we can have a conversation like adults or you can browbeat me with semantics. Your choice. You haven't taught me a lesson here by trying to police the word

• damnyou 7y ago
  My point is that hospital visitation rights are incredibly important and a society which fails to extend them to all relationships is actively discriminating.
  • dmix 7y ago
    We should protest the hospitals, that's a ridiculous policy. Plenty of people aren't getting married today and are in long term relationships equivalent to old-school marriage. My spouse and I have made it a point not to.
  • isoskeles 7y ago
    Abortion, gun control, taxation, etc. are all referred to as "issues" in politics. I get your point is that this is more important than just an issue, but really the other side of your point is you assumed that I must not think it was of significant importance to use such a phrase as "an issue" to describe it. Do you rail against society every time abortion is referred to as an "issue"? Seems like an important one, whether or not we think terminating a fetus is moral or immoral. Do you get upset if you look at a political candidate's campaign website and see a link to a page called "issues"? You perceived a slight that was not there. I think / thought it was messed up that two people who love each other, regardless of gender (please don't lay into me for using that word if it's incorrect), could be denied visitation rights at a hospital. That doesn't mean I cannot refer to it as "an issue."