Opinion on the LGBT community?

TheTastyNacho

I personally am not gay, and nobody (well, some do) means to be judgemental. People just think that if you do something different than the majority of people, it's wrong or weird. I'm not against it though. If a man/woman wants to have an intimate relationship with another of the same gender, who am I to tell them it's wrong or weird. If that's what they like, who are we to tell them that it's weird or different. I think that it's good that we have the LGBT community. It shows the diversity of our world and how much we've grown. It shows how the world evolved from the "You must be this way or else" to "Difference and diversity is good. Go be yourself."

New
I'm kinda against it because it seems like their forcing their beliefs on you, same with BLM, if you disagree with them they say you're racist. Also the same with feminist, if you don't agree with them they say you're sexist.
~ @OldColony

You are discriminating against a group of people simply because they are different. If you don't believe that BLM, you are being racist. If you don't believe that women should have equal rights as men, you are being sexist.

SuperDyl

I think it's perfectly fine for you to hold a personal opinion but what I believe is too far is when Christians try to impose their lifestyle on others, including anti gay marriage legislation, etc. I'm not saying you try to impose on others but I think Christians need to keep their opinion on this to themselves and if they dislike it, just not do gay things.
~ @Deinen

I know that people think that people are always trying to push their religion onto someone else, but people in many countries of the world have representatives who should consider what most people want. Just being passive about everything can ignore what most people want. There are differences between voicing your opinion, casting your vote, and pushing your religion onto someone else.

jadenPete

I don't really like the way LGBT is being pushed in our faces. I'm a Christian and I don't really give a f*** but a lot of people just point out that they are gay and say they are "discriminated" when nobody really cares.

Deinen

I know that people think that people are always trying to push their religion onto someone else, but people in many countries of the world have representatives who should consider what most people want. Just being passive about everything can ignore what most people want. There are differences between voicing your opinion, casting your vote, and pushing your religion onto someone else.
~ @SuperDyl

Keep in mind I'm not just referring to a friendly "Have you heard about Jesus?" conversation, that's fine. What I am talking about is attempts by you religious folk to try to force your views on us rational folk. This includes any attempts to legislate your religious worldviews and any attempts to try to direct people's behavior by force.

So trying to nicely convert people once and backing off when they say "No", then that's cool, have at it. But the second you try to force me to act in any way guided by your religion, regardless, is unacceptable and unAmerican.

I don't really like the way LGBT is being pushed in our faces. I'm a Christian and I don't really give a f*** but a lot of people just point out that they are gay and say they are "discriminated" when nobody really cares.
~ @jadenPete

That's not a fair assessment because we almost literally have a major force in the government who has actively tried to legislate against a sub-group of people. It took the Supreme Court to make it law of the land that two people can get married. Who was the opposition in this? Religion

Badone817

this thread went outta hand

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