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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Presidential elections and general elections are much different. General is majority vote. So for example, the most populous state in the country, California, did vote to ban same sex marriage.  I was ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Your quote is irrelevant. Only 3 states approved gay marriage by popular vote.  *headdesk*

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    I don't care what the so called statistics say.  I thought that might be the case. I guess Jindal was right (I've linked it to Fox News for you, since I am guessing you'd believe them).

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    It seems that way. Liberals don't handle facts very well.  One final recommendation: You may also consider a basic Civics class.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Quote: Originally Posted by DiegoG  800K doesn't make any of those people correct...just proves they stand behind their bigoted opinions and enjoy throwing money at a lost, and immoral cause. How do religious ...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Quote: Originally Posted by AaronJ    I was attempting to explain that the majority of the population and the majority of states are two different things.  Anyways, it's irrelevant:   Your quote is ...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Quote: Originally Posted by muppetry    Are you asking how it is being claimed that religious beliefs, per se, are bigoted? Because that's not what is being claimed at all. Beliefs, religious or otherwise, are ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    That makes no sense to what I said. Ratings mean everything to TV. If you don't like TV, that's a completely different issue.  Remember that a good deal of cable providers offer ONLY Fox News with the basic ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    I completely agree. People shouldn't be force to accept gay people, religions, etc. I can't stand people who push their religion upon others. I know many feel the Indiana law is wrong, but I think we are headed ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Quote: Originally Posted by DiegoG  It is totally wrong to try to force people to accept something they don't beleive in. I'm glad we agree. Now if only all those so called Christians would stop doing that very ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Quote: Originally Posted by muppetry    Provided that you have no problem with busineses refusing to serve Christians, then your argument is, at least, consistent. But, under current law, that would be illegal ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Actually, it isn't against federal law to refuse service based on sexual preference.  While that is true, it is against Federal executive orders and many regulations to deny LGBT rights in various situations. ? ...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    I see your point with that question, but where do we draw the line? A religious defense wouldn't apply to denying service to Jews.    I draw the line where it obviously should be drawn.  I don't see how ...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Quote: Originally Posted by AaronJ      I draw the line where it obviously should be drawn.  I don't see how anyone (a sane person, anyways) could think that it's OK to discriminate against people based on ...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Quote: Originally Posted by polymnia  A couple generations ago some religions took a dim view of interracial marriage. For all I know, some fringe religions still do today. I think most modern Americans would ...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    It is impressive. You aren't going to compare the ratings of Fox News Channel to National Geographic. Fox News ratings are higher than any other news station. To me, that's impressive. Ratings are everything ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    Sexual orientation was never an issue before until now. Orientation between a man and a woman is accepted as inherent. In the eyes of many, homosexuality is not inherent.  Who cares about "the eyes of many?"   ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Boltsfan17    I completely agree. People shouldn't be force to accept gay people, religions, etc. I can't stand people who push their religion upon others. I know many feel the Indiana law is wrong, but I think we are headed ...