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Watching Ben say 'I won't go to a gay wedding as my religion condemns it' 2 @RubinReport I was left wondering would Ben go to a hindu, bhudist, christian wedding? Religions tend to decry all other religions. Surely its Homophobia to only boycott Gay weddings? @YasMohammedxx
He also refuses to go to any inter-faith weddings. If a member of his family were to marry a non-Jew, he said he wouldn’t go.
The bottom line is, who cares? I’m gay and this is a non issue. He’s not forcing his religious jargon down my throat in protest of me getting married, and I don’t personally feel a need for anyone to be involved in my affairs that chooses not to. Not the same as bigotry.
Also, to all attached...I respect all of you for your own efforts AGAINST ideological bigotry. Maybe DM eachother instead...this feels a bit “sjw”-ish and should it get noticed it’ll almost certainly be used as fodder against one you.
His defensive flailing at this thread is him licking the Bigotry Cake's frosting, and claiming he never took a bite
But the goal isn't to force everyone to at least behave as if they approve/appreciate/like all other practices. It's not trying to make others conform, which includes not trying to shame them because they don't approve/appreciate/like all other practices. Sex and God included.
Imagine the outrage if a white, Christian person/brown Muslim with similar public credentials were equally open about theiir bigotry. We would, rightfully, call out their bigotry. So, why is Yasmine the only one in the public square doing so about Ben?
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