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Edited by Sunslinger:
6/26/2024 10:53:06 PM
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Okay. So first off I'll start with OP. I haven't seen any comments saying OP was a bigot or that it was bc of the gay relationship. But I also haven't perused the comments since like 3 hours ago. I'm actually in the camp of thinking the implementation of the relationship was poorly done and pandering. But I also think that's par for the course. The whole story has been super pandering since d2 started. Maybe some people are doing that and are in the wrong, yes. But you're lumping everyone together right now.
Secondly, the thing that's wrong with being a bigot is that they're spreading that -blam!- on the forum. They're being very hateful and telling people that they're delusional, mentally ill, and don't exist. That's not stating an opinion, that's outright demeaning and insulting people and is explicitly against the Code of Conduct. Which you already know. You're just being coy because for some reason you must find it amusing when people speak down to you like you're a child that doesn't understand anything.
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No. You didn’t break it. I’m presently drafting a motion for summary judgment or in the alternative adjudication. So I’m doing this on my phone. Reading and writing about something else while drafting a brief helps to avoid tunnel vision with arguments. Yes. I am lumping everyone together. That doesn’t make what I say any less true. I’m certainly not going to go name by name. When this is a diversion for me. I’m not being coy. But since we are focusing on bigots. Right now. People who are anti-gay are being casted as bigots. Not all of these anti-gay people are doing anything more than taking their stance. They aren’t all trying to incite violence or harassing others as you suggest. I would also point out that the pro-LGBTQ people are also denigrating the anti-LGBTQ people. It insults go both ways.
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"I would also point out that the pro-LGBTQ people are also denigrating the anti-LGBTQ people. It insults go both ways." Pro freedom, anti freedom. How someone chooses to live their life is nothing to do with anyone else. Attacking a person for how they choose to live their life is attacking their freedom to choose. It's attacking freedom itself. There is no moral equivalence between pro freedom and anti freedom people. People can believe whatever they like, once they start using that personal belief to attack other people's free life choices, they cross a line. That is why there is no equivalence between the pro freedom and anti freedom in this debate.
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So, according to you. Freedom may only be enjoyed by those who align with your personal beliefs. I suppose you wouldn’t see the irony in that.
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[quote]So, according to you. Freedom may only be enjoyed by those who align with your personal beliefs. I suppose you wouldn’t see the irony in that.[/quote] They never do. If they ever actually realize how insanely hypocritical they are, it'd mentally break them.
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Edited by Sunslinger: 6/26/2024 10:55:28 PMOh no, I broke it.
