c00n Cheeses Outside The Supreme Court In Rally For Gay Marriage
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Broke Wave
The GOAT
What's wrong with that sign? Some people hate just to hate 
kermit da hustla
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What's wrong with that sign? Some people hate just to hate
look, i don't oppose gay marriage, if that's what you're implying. i believe two consenting adults of the same sex have every right to marry one another. but, this idiot is trying to equate the hate behind anti-miscegenation laws with opposition to homosexual marriage. the two instances of bigotry, from a historical context, couldn't be more different.
I agree 100% but I dont think thats c00n worthy, more of ignorant sort of thing
Broke Wave
The GOAT
In what way is he equating them? Why are black people so insecure? All he said on that sign was their marriage was illegal, and now gay marriage is illegal. One of these laws was way worse but now that law has been gone for like 50 years... do gays have to bow down to blacks just because blacks struggled 10x harder? Isn't the point of civil rights that everyone can have them?
How the fukk is he a c00n? Op is probably the dumbest poster on this forum. You try way too hard.
He's far from a c00n and in this case there is nothing wrong with the sign. But the sensitivity by African-Americans is definitely warranted when direct comparisons between the two are made. This just isn't one of those cases.
Broke Wave
The GOAT
If there was a law outlawing illegal immigrant and citizen marriages, would there be the same kind of push back from negros as there is on this gay marriage thing? Of course not, it's obviously because black people don't support gay marriage but they don't want to feel hypocritical about it, so they pretend to be offended when people make the obvious comparison.
I'm Billy FUCO!!
Banned
Y'all nikkas really need to stop tryna tell people what they can and can't compare, like y'all run that shyt or something 
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Number one, that is an improper comparison. I know you thought it was good, but it's not. For one, the issue of ignorance is certainly there. But as of right now, the support for same-sex marriage among the African-American community is above or at the same level as the national average. So there is some ignorance involved and some even for religious reasons, but that's not the entire story. I have no idea why you feel comfortable extrapolating based on nothing but your subjective opinion. The fact of the matter is that when those some polls are conducted and one literally EQUATES the two then the support drops. Most people recognize it is not the same thing, but gay rights advocates consistently tried to entirely equate what African-
Americans suffered to what gay rights advocates suffer under one umbrella of "civil rights." Which is true in a sense, and which is why I think people of color should be particularly aware of such things. However, what they struggled to and continue to struggle through today are the not the same. One also deals with economic suppression (gay rights implicates this as well to a lesser degree), AAs just find the direct comparison disrespectful. Many scholars do as well (of all races and backgrounds) and consistently critique their colleagues who make the direct comparison. AAs take it as making light of their plight, particularly when people say that this is the civil rights issue of the 21st century as if the 20th century civil rights issues were resolved. So while I am in support of all same-sex rights because I couldn't give a shyt, I won't pretend that the two issues are the same OR that the LGBT community is entirely aligned with the AA community in regards to many of the issues that still plague them...because they aren't.
CIVIL rights are for all people. They're not "black rights"
He's not equating the circumstances, he's COMPARING the struggle.
thats like comparing the rwanda genocide to the serbian genocide to the holocaust to the armenian genocide.
They're not the same but the themes are replicated.
martin payne
All Star
that nikka is cheesin tho
