willful ignorance
i don’t know how i can stand it around here. i’m so torn between the fact that i more-or-less hate the state that i live in to the point that i can’t stand the people in it. i just don’t understand how people can call themselves americans and in the same breath want to write hate back into the constitution. i just don’t get it.. marriage may not be a right but if the government is going to grant it to anyone they should grant it to everyone. haven’t we already established in this country that seperate is inherently unequal? fuck fuck fuck. sometimes i really just think i should move to canada. but i love the united states and i don’t know how i could just up and leave it. dammit.
i got into a debate about gay rights/marriage at youth council tonight and had to publicly come out to everyone because i just can’t stay quiet and it really pissed me off. because yah. i hate it when religious people say that because its against the bible (which i don’t believe it is) it should also be against the state. perhaps we should enforce whats best for the state and let religion do what religion will do outside the confounds of the state. i feel like my first ammendment establishment rights are violated by this religious establishment. i mean government. it seems like far to easy a slip of the tongue, no?
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im sorry that people are so stupid and that theres nothing i can do to make them see my love for you is just as strong as their love. there is no possible way this amendment will be passed. and if it is….fuck america. im going to canada and you are coming with me.
except sometimes im unsure. cos i have no idea what my love means to you. so maybe it isnt.
Unfortunately, trying to explain anything to a hardcore homophobe is akin to teaching a six-year-old calculus.
It’s just not going to work.
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