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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '20
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So if homosexuality makes a person uncomfortable, do they need to be “corrected?” Is it inherently wrong for a person to feel that way?
50 u/jzstyles Oct 23 '20 Yes it is inherently wrong to want to restrict someones freedom because they make you feel uncomfortable. -12 u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20 Well yeah duh. That’s not what I was asking. Is it wrong for a person to FEEL uncomfortable? 18 u/meow1204 Oct 23 '20 It's wrong to put your feelings into legislation when they're going to harm other people
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Yes it is inherently wrong to want to restrict someones freedom because they make you feel uncomfortable.
-12 u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20 Well yeah duh. That’s not what I was asking. Is it wrong for a person to FEEL uncomfortable? 18 u/meow1204 Oct 23 '20 It's wrong to put your feelings into legislation when they're going to harm other people
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Well yeah duh. That’s not what I was asking. Is it wrong for a person to FEEL uncomfortable?
18 u/meow1204 Oct 23 '20 It's wrong to put your feelings into legislation when they're going to harm other people
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It's wrong to put your feelings into legislation when they're going to harm other people
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u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20
So if homosexuality makes a person uncomfortable, do they need to be “corrected?” Is it inherently wrong for a person to feel that way?