Anonymous #1 4d

But you can’t force your religion on someone else. If it goes against your religion, then you don’t have to do it. But others who don’t follow your religion can make their own decisions

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Anonymous #2 4d

Yeah I never said I’m forcing it I just said I don’t approve of it done put words in my mouth

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Anonymous #5 4d

You’ll get lynched for saying that out here but I lowkey agree

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Anonymous #4 4d

glad you never had to experience that, but many people have just cause you haven’t doesn’t mean others haven’t

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Anonymous #1 4d

the fact you felt the need to say you aren’t homophobic is saying something,

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Anonymous #5 4d

“no social norms” examples?

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Anonymous OP 4d

My twin sister is literally a lesbian. I can disapprove of that aspect of her while still having a great and respectful relationship with her

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Anonymous #1 4d

“i can disapprove of that aspect” so you are homophobic? you disapprove that your sister is lesbian.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Bro you care more about this than my gay sister😭😭 get a grip. If you are realistic you disapprove of a bunch of things your friends do but you don’t let it impact your relationship

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Anonymous #1 4d

no i just lowkey wanted to prove my point lol

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Anonymous OP 4d

Being unnecessarily loud, being a little too blunt without being respectful, etc. also some gays never take accountability for their actions which is annoying

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Anonymous #5 4d

that is fair, and i do get that i mean as long as its not like a “i hate u cause your loud and gay” ykwim?

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Anonymous OP 4d

Some ppl hate gay ppl and that’s not okay. But it’s okay if they’re against gays due to religious reasons. Also, it’s terrible to influence gay ideology onto children that have no use to learn about sexual identity.

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Anonymous #5 4d

Yeah kids are getting pressured into it too young. Kids should always have the choice but it’s a problem when it’s strongly encouraged

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Anonymous #1 4d

It is not strongly encouraged, tf? Nobody is encouraging kids or anyone to be gay. People actively make it harder for gay people, not the other way around

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Anonymous #2 4d

You’d be surprised how much lgbtq propaganda is pushed on young children. It’s sad especially since they’re way too young to even think about anything sexual.

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Anonymous #2 4d

Gender and sexuality studies is starting to be implemented into elementary schools before kids even know what sex is. Think about how malleable the mind of an elementary schooler is and how much of an impact that can have in how they think they are supposed to feel about certain things

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First of all Christianity isn’t a cult maybe look up the definition if you don’t know also the Bible is not taught in schools. Parents can make a choice to take their kids to church etc, just like parents can make the choice to tell their kids about sexual orientation etc, OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL. Never said anything about harmful effects of gay kids in school.

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This isn’t related to anything we’re talking about. Correlation not causation fact is a lot more people are straight than gay so that makes perfect sense

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Why would kids need to be protected from a biologically correct fact of nature

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Anonymous #2 4d

Yeah bc it’s not like it’s possible for multiple things to be going on at the same time in a country of 300+ million

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Ur actually out of ur mind dude get help

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Anonymous #9 3d

However im not going to go harass people or yell or treat someone any differently because they are gay. I’m still going to respect them as a person and treat them as a person. Who they go out with doesn’t determine their worth as a human being and I still love them and want what’s best for them.

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Anonymous #9 3d

I think where a lot of people have issues is the fact that they push so much tolerance and acceptance on us yet we don’t get that in return. Like, if you’re gay, okay, I’m not gonna change that. But that’s YOUR choice. I don’t agree with that but it’s how you’re choosing to live your life. It’s not harming me. However, if I say I’m straight and I don’t support pride then there’s zero tolerance.

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Anonymous #9 3d

Even though who I date also doesn’t affect them they get angry and call me homophobic and all these other names. Like no, you can’t go around preaching tolerance and then refuse to tolerate people who don’t agree with you. You’re asking me to tolerate something I don’t agree with but then unwilling to tolerate me in return. That’s annoying.

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Anonymous #9 3d

And the amount of gay people I’ve heard just at this school saying how much they hate straight people or they hate white guys is crazy. You’re allowed to judge others but it’s wrong if someone judges you?

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Anonymous #9 3d

And then a lot of gay people (not all but some) have this very entitled attitude. They also like to blame everything on straight people like some of the comments above. And yes, whether you see it or not, you can see kids being influenced in schools to have opinions on sexuality when they should be coloring. People will bring in transgender speakers and teach all this gender stuff to children. At least wait until the kids are old enough to form their own opinions and grounds.

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Anonymous #9 3d

Religion isn’t taught in public schools. Some places don’t even let teachers have a Bible in their classroom. If they do mention religion it’s in a historic context. But no one is quoting John 3:16 at a bunch of 1st graders. The parents have the option whether or not they want to introduce them to religion. School is not the place for political/controversial topics.

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Anonymous #5 3d

i also know straight people who are unnecessarily loud, a little too disrespectful and also never take responsibility for their actions which is really annoying. some people just have shitty attitudes regardless of their sexuality, sounds more like a personality problem to me

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Anonymous #5 3d

You really should’ve stopped while you were ahead. Your homophobia became more obvious with every comment. Same with #1. Nice try hiding your true nature though

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Anonymous #3 3d

wait wdym by this? you might be onto something

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Anonymous #1 3d

Hey so that’s actually not happening that’s just Fox News rage bait

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Anonymous #9 3d

okay, but being LGBTQ+ shouldn’t be “politically controversial.” ignorant people just make it like that because they don’t understand what it means to be LGBTQ+ and the struggles that community faces. we know that scientifically, gender and sexuality are naturally nuanced and fluid. also, the Bible isn’t against LGBTQ+ rights. if someone’s love shows patience and compassion, it is a direct reflection of God’s love, not a sin.

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Anonymous #16 3d

also, when they teach gender and sexuality in schools, it’s generally just including the idea that there can be “two mommies” or “two daddies” in a family, and that there are more than 2 genders, it’s not that deep and it’s not “encouraging kids to be gay.” it’s not taught about any more than cis and straight relationships and norms. you can’t learn intermediate biology without learning that sexuality and gender are nuanced, so it’s just prepping them for that.

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Anonymous #1 3d

Okay, so here’s the thing. You can’t force a gay person to become straight. People have (disgustingly) tried many times. But that logic also applies in reverse. You can’t force a straight person to become gay. Think about this the next time you argued that children are being propagandized.

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Anonymous #14 3d

Let em cook Real shit is they think marriage should be for procreation tho

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Anonymous #12 2d

I mean drag queen story hour is a thing that lots of schools have done so ur not right

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Anonymous #8 2d

public libraries hold those events not schools. parents CHOOSE to bring their kids to those :|

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Anonymous #16 2d

I highly encourage you to read Romans 1:26-27. I mean there’s other passages you could also read but I’d suggest starting there.

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Anonymous #16 2d

Okay but schools never taught the concept of a “one mommy” “one daddy” household. Why should schools be teaching what the family life might look like? Again, it doesn’t have a place in school just like anything else political or controversial.

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 2d

Children are extremely impressionable. That’s why schools don’t allow teachers to tell their kids who they’re voting for in elections. It has no place in schools and around small children.

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Anonymous #12 2d

Hey so I actually wasn’t talking about public libraries. I’m talking about the stuff I’ve seen IN schools hence why I mentioned it being in schools. :/

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Anonymous #9 2d

I was talking about #8 bringing up drag queen story time cause that is a public library thing, also being gay or trans isn’t inherently sexual and exposing people who are to children even if in school isn’t trying to put forward some weird sexual agenda to kids, kids CAN have “gay” thoughts even if its not like the sort of attraction or gender identity that adults have and they need to know that its OK and that they arent freaks of nature for thinking “differently” from their peers

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Anonymous #9 2d

they literally do teach the “1 mommy 1 daddy” thing - they just didn’t always say it that way because it was considered to be the norm. I agree that schools should be teaching what family life “should” look like, that’s why they should include examples of all different kinds of families. gay families shouldn’t be politically controversial, they’re just families.

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Anonymous #9 2d

yes, kids are extremely impressionable. that’s why it’s important to teach them right off the bat to accept other people for who they are, no matter what their sexuality is, and that there are many different right ways to live that are all equally acceptable.

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Anonymous #9 2d

I have read it, and it isn’t condemning loving, same-sex relationships. It’s describing how people at the time were engaging in exploitive sexual acts connected to idol worship. Paul is condemning people who turn away from God and hurt others through selfish and idolatrous behaviors, which were more likely lustful acts, exploitative relationships, and sexual behavior driven by excess rather than mutual love, not loving LGBTQ+ relationships.

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Gay marriage is protected and not being revoked. In 3 years you will see that lol

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