A Link to the Past
Banned
Not really :/ it was a trans woman WOC protesting violence against trans illegal immigrants at a speech about LGBT people.
Not really :/ it was a trans woman WOC protesting violence against trans illegal immigrants at a speech about LGBT people.
Ah okay, I will admit I didn't do much research into what was being said.
Perfect, thanks!Like this?
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Agreed.
Thanks by ezio got me covered. And yeah you love this comic! :3Bashed out a quick couple of options.
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I love this comic <3 Lemme know if you'd like me to change anything.
Hot shit this made my day!
Can I get some rainbow on my avatar please, thanks in advance!
I would have my avatar rainbowified but i need a new one anyway.
I don't really like talking about saltiness and especially so from gaf users, but yeah, there was one guy who was really mad about it and got banned. His views were known before too but in the thread in which he came out with them he realized (or at least seemed to realize) his arguments didn't withstand any scrutinizing whatsoever so he took a more observing position. It seemed like he might learn something of it, and I guess that's why mods didn't ban him already there, but clearly, he didn't learn anything whatsoever.Hey, has there been any saltiness from GAF members?
LMAO..this shit is toooo funny! Thanks for sharing..
Rainbow his teeth!Rainbow me plz? Anyone?
People are stupid. They think that next is child molestation, then bestiality, then necrophilia. The funny thing is i think that the religious people fighting marriage equality are going to be the ones to try and make an effort to make pedophilia/bestiality/necrophilia legal.
Just to prove their arguments are valid? That just seems a tat far fetched.
Nevertheless, I am very happy for the United States, let's hope this helps other countries to take a similar leap.
http://thinkprogress.org/lgbt/2015/05/22/3661999/frc-josh-duggar/Today Josh Duggar made the decision to resign his position as a result of previously unknown information becoming public concerning events that occurred during his teenage years. Josh believes that the situation will make it difficult for him to be effective in his current work. We believe this is the best decision for Josh and his family at this time. We will be praying for everyone involved.
I don't really like talking about saltiness and especially so from gaf users, but yeah, there was one guy who was really mad about it and got banned. His views were known before too but in the thread in which he came out with them he realized (or at least seemed to realize) his arguments didn't withstand any scrutinizing whatsoever so he took a more observing position. It seemed like he might learn something of it, and I guess that's why mods didn't ban him already there, but clearly, he didn't learn anything whatsoever.
I'm not gonna name the person. He's gone now and I don't want people to quote his toxic posts here. If you want to see them, PM me.
Back on topic, yeah that photographer's reply is awesome. I really don't know what's so hard for people to realize that they can apply their thinking to their own marriage and not marry a person of same sex, but instead they have to try force it on other people.
Rainbow his teeth!
I normally wouldn't post something like this, but the last sentence killed me.
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They say I was the abomination of Obamas nation Well thats a pretty bad way to start the conversation
Rainbow me plz? Anyone?
Übermatik;170180060 said:Here's an interesting new one I noticed this morning on Facebook:
Salt from the opposite side...?
The "not your victory" part made me smile, seeing as it's an achievement for human rights regardless...
I normally wouldn't post something like this, but the last sentence killed me.
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Person doesn't realise that ROTW thinks Obamanation is the best version of America in a long time.
The Obamanation is my favorite version of America since the Clintonation.I normally wouldn't post something like this, but the last sentence killed me.
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This is awesome.
Who can spot the irony?On a saltless note from a Christian and a conservative, I personally do not agree with homosexuality in the same sense that I disagree with other sins according to The Bible. There is no special place of hate in my heart for gays as I have gay friends and family, I simply follow my theistic moral values ahead of whatever social movements reach popular opinion that are not compatible with them.
I also understand that a secular government cannot legislate religion and really forcing religion on people dilutes the sincerity by which people embrace it. I wish all people well while at the same time wish that all people would come to Christianity and embrace the life model set out for us by Jesus.
Who can spot the irony?
Saw this on Facebook, and lost it. Game of Thrones reference, for those wondering.
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To put your own theistic beliefs ahead of charity and compassion is decidedly unlike Jesus.Enlighten me please.
On a saltless note from a Christian and a conservative, I personally do not agree with homosexuality in the same sense that I disagree with other sins according to The Bible. There is no special place of hate in my heart for gays as I have gay friends and family, I simply follow my theistic moral values ahead of whatever social movements reach popular opinion that are not compatible with them.
I also understand that a secular government cannot legislate religion and really forcing religion on people dilutes the sincerity by which people embrace it. I wish all people well while at the same time wish that all people would come to Christianity and embrace the life model set out for us by Jesus.
My only concern with modern liberalism is that it can be quite militant and as intolerant as any other militant ideology when faced with opposing dialogue regardless of how sensitive the other person is to the individual perspectives each of us has arrived to on our own.
As long as religious organizations are not strong armed by the state to go against the foundation of their practice and perform same sex marriages in their houses of worship when there are plenty of other venues available for gay couple to marry that aren't in opposition morally to their lifestyle, I see no need for an uproar over the legality of the ruling from a secular perspective of a diverse nation.
To put your own theistic beliefs ahead of charity and compassion is decidedly unlike Jesus.
They wont be, because this is basically giving the same rights and advantages of straight couples to gay couples. Thats really all that changed here. More people now have the same freedom afforded to us .
As a fellow Christian Im glad you dont have hate in your heart but I do wish you would reconsider your stance on this. Simply being alive is not a sin.
I'm not sure how you've read that from what I've said. Jesus reiterated the truth of the Old Testament and defined marriage in a heterosexual manner himself. To wish that people would not live sinfully in accordance to what Jesus taught is in no way unlike Jesus, not that I'm claiming to be Christ-like as that would be immeasurably arrogant.
I stated that I wish all people well but believe that Jesus is the truth and ultimately living our lives in accordance to his teaching is what is best for everyone, though it is something not to be forced on others as then they have not truly changed sincerely in their hearts.
On a saltless note from a Christian and a conservative, I personally do not agree with homosexuality in the same sense that I disagree with other sins according to The Bible. There is no special place of hate in my heart for gays as I have gay friends and family, I simply follow my theistic moral values ahead of whatever social movements reach popular opinion that are not compatible with them.
I'm not sure how you've read that from what I've said. Jesus reiterated the truth of the Old Testament and defined marriage in a heterosexual manner himself. To wish that people would not live sinfully in accordance to what Jesus taught is in no way unlike Jesus, not that I'm claiming to be Christ-like as that would be immeasurably arrogant.
I stated that I wish all people well but believe that Jesus is the truth and ultimately living our lives in accordance to his teaching is what is best for everyone, though it is something not to be forced on others as then they have not truly changed sincerely in their hearts.
People do not have a choice. They are born either gay or straight. God made them that way. It is not a sin to simply be alive. The only sin we carry from birth is Original sin of Adam and Eve. People do not just wake up one day and say "screw everything, I want to be gay and defy God". However we do defy God by judging others and being self righteous. We are not deities. It is not our place to decide who is following His word or not.
It's funny because there are a lot of straight men standing up for gay rights. Here's Doug Stanhope (comedian) in Bisbee, Arizona in a city council meeting giving a speech about equal rights (while the council members vote for gay marriage):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYel_9svhoc
and here is the winning vote for gay marriage (great speech from Stanhope):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq4hwl8CiqY
This person is obliviously just stupid and this person doesn't realize that other people can help a cause.
Hahaha that's awesome! Way to stand up for yourself!
Homosexuality isn't a sin and marriage is a man-made construct. And I'm far from an authority on the subject, but I believe Jesus was against nonsensical adherence to ancient dogma, which is exactly what religious-based opposition to marriage equality amounts to.I'm not sure how you've read that from what I've said. Jesus reiterated the truth of the Old Testament and defined marriage in a heterosexual manner himself. To wish that people would not live sinfully in accordance to what Jesus taught is in no way unlike Jesus, not that I'm claiming to be Christ-like as that would be immeasurably arrogant.
I stated that I wish all people well but believe that Jesus is the truth and ultimately living our lives in accordance to his teaching is what is best for everyone, though it is something not to be forced on others as then they have not truly changed sincerely in their hearts.
I respect your ability to calmly state your opinions and beliefs in the midst of many who disagree with you. I have one honest question for you to ponder, however, why is homosexuality supposedly a sin that so many Christians feel that they must take action themselves to prevent? Is homosexuality excluded from the sins that Christ sacrificed himself for? Wouldn't they too be forgiven of these sins if they have faith? I am genuinely curious as to how this works.