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This is not about gay rights. This is about the married couple privileges being extended to gay couples. Comparing this to the right of all humans to be treate
by stefantalpalaru 13y ago
This is not about gay rights. This is about the married couple privileges being extended to gay couples.
Comparing this to the right of all humans to be treated like humans regardless of their skin color is downright outrageous.
Before you accuse me of something, I'm against any interference in the institution of marriage by states or churches. I'm also against tax/property/inheritance/pension/insurance privileges for married couples.
- adwf 13y agoIt is about gay rights. It's about human rights in general. By giving some people less rights because of their skin color, you are treating them as sub-human. Somehow not deserving of the same human rights us Straight/White/Males are entitled to. By giving some people less rights because of their gender, you are treating them as sub-human. Somehow not deserving of the same human rights us Straight/White/Males are entitled to. By giving some people less rights because of their sexuality, you are treating them as sub-human. Somehow not deserving of the same human rights us Straight/White/Males are entitled to. It's really all the same very basic case of denying some people the rights and freedoms that the majority of us take for granted. There is no such thing as Straight/White/Male privilege. There is just Gay/Black/Female disadvantage. The rights I have, I take for granted - They are the norm. When certain segments of society are denied the exact same rights as I have, they are disadvantaged.