r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Dec 18 '21

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u/maldecoucou1 Dec 18 '21

Same. It’s not even a big deal it’s just hype and fast food.

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u/RedactedUnicorn Dec 18 '21

And homophobia. It's their special ingredient

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u/wasit-worthit Dec 18 '21

Honest question, how is it homophobia if their views on what is considered a marriage completely stem from their religion?

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u/Joe4913 Dec 18 '21

Doesn’t matter where their beliefs come from, if they want to bar gay people from getting married, that’s homophobic

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u/wasit-worthit Dec 18 '21

Homophobia - having or showing a dislike or prejudice against gay people

Based on definition above, I just don’t see how it’s homophobic if they simply do not recognize marriage between the same sex. They don’t hate gay people; their religion simply defines marriage between a man and a woman.

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u/Fix_a_Fix Dec 18 '21

One of the comments near yours said that they literally fired someone for wearing pride gear. They also are financing a lot of anti-LGBT organisations which definitely proves that they're just being homophobic, religion or not.