Quote Originally Posted by Stedric
Depends on your definition of "special" rights. I keep hearing all this bullshit about hate crime laws being hypocritical. In an ideal world, people would never be the targeted for violent crime because of their sexual orientation. But you and I both know this is far from a perfect world, so special measures need to be taken to protect our minority groups.

Marriage has been abused by heterosexuals for years, I don't see why we can't give homosexuals the same right to commit adultery, spousal abuse, and divorce as they see fit.
Howdy Stedric,

One 'special right',that activist gays want,and have pretty much already been given..is the 'right' to go into public schools and step between parents and their children,in order to keep children of faith,from being intolerant of gays. They and their supporters,believe that it's their 'right',to 'de-program' a child raised to believe that homosexuality,is a sin. In so doing,they are denying children and their parents,the freedom of religion..and folks of Faith,are still in the majority..despite the best efforts of amoral relativists,the Left,secular humanists and anti-God and anti-religionists.

Have a good one....
Torog Reviewed by Torog on . Navajo's Override Gay-Marriage Ban Veto Navajos Override Gay-Marriage Ban Veto June 04, 2005 3:51 AM EDT ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Navajo Nation's tribal government voted Friday to override its president's veto of a measure banning same-sex marriage on the nation's largest Indian reservation. The Dine Marriage Act of 2005 defines marriage as a relationship between a man and a woman. It also prohibits plural marriages as well as marriage between parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, brothers and sisters and other Rating: 5