In the We The People competion, would it be ok to mention g*y rights?

Question

I support g*y rights 100% and for the We The People competition would it be looked down on to mention g**s? One of the things I'm supposed to speak about is minority/civic rights, and this was the 1st thing that came to mind. Do you think the judges would be mad and take off points?

Answer 1

I think it would be wonderful for you to mention g*y rights.

Answer 2

I don't think so.....unless they are behind the times.

We, the people, includes everyone, every person...

regardless of race, color, age.........and sexual choices.

that in itself, is actually a person's own decision, to whom they love. It is no ones business.

In my own opinion, g*y should be excluded from the dictionary.

And they should have the same rights as other couples.

Just because a baby is born a boy, however has all

the characteristics of a girl....and vice verse.....

They cannot help that.  It is a medical fact.

Sure, if they were rich, they could medically change the body.

I see no difference of a "g*y" person than any one else.

Sorry, I went on and on...It just is so uncaring.

I am not "g*y", oh that word........married, children and granchildren. I do know two couples that are.....

Wonderful, caring people.

Answer 3

g**s are just as American as anyone else

Answer 4

g**s are not discrimated against. Don't even go there. Why does everybody always cry out discrimination!

g*y Parades

g*y Day at Disneyland

g*y Clubs

g*y Sitcoms

Hello!!!! We don't have straight parades or straight day at D-land.

Answer 5

IAW all laws, constitutions, etc., a "right" is not a right unless it applies to everyone.  Obviously, not every one can be a homosexual or L*****n; otherwise, the human race would die out.

Aside from that, no, it is not OK.

Answer 6

i am for equal rights for all, and special rights for no-one...if you support specials rights then i disagree with you...the last thing America needs is the rights of a few supersede the rights of the many...or vice versa...

Answer 7

I think that the topic of minority / civic rights is something that is inherently controversial.

In the 1945 to speak about a Japanese man running his own business would have been frowned upon

In 1960, to speak about a black man having to use a black man's bathroom would have been frowned upon.

In 1970, to speak about a woman in the workplace would have been considered odd.

in 2000, to speak about a g*y man getting married to another g*y man is considered odd.

The issue isn't whether they'll deduct points, or not -- but if you're passion and zeal for the expansion of equality to homosexuals outweighs your desire to win a competition.

If it does . . . then it'll probably help you.

Passion and zeal are two things than can't often be faked -- if you're passionate about g*y equality, and you're supposed to speak about a minority / civic rights topic . . . then by all means -- speak on, sista!