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Who determines whose intentions are correct? THAT is the problem. Ask someone on the right, and they'll say that protesting against Gay Marriage is morally corr
by ping_pong 6y ago
Who determines whose intentions are correct? THAT is the problem. Ask someone on the right, and they'll say that protesting against Gay Marriage is morally correct because marriage should be between a man and a woman. And don't forget that this is the exact stance that Obama took in both 2008 and 2012. Imagine if the Twitter mob tried to censor people or shame people for having a different viewpoint than the POTUS?
It's whoever has more power that determines who is "morally correct", and power never stays the same. If we relied on that, then black rights, women's rights and gay rights would never have advanced. It's better that the rules apply blindly to everyone forever, so that those with less power have the right to express their freedom, and those with power let them because it's best for everyone.