Rob Roy
Well-Known Member
Except to insist another person associate with you, even when they prefer not to, is a violation of that persons right to self determine.
You aren't applying an equal right, when you force your terms on other people. You are applying force against an unwilling person, which is an action creating an inequality. (removal of self determination)
Only voluntarily made mutual agreements where BOTH parties self determine to interact on a mutually agreed to basis are instances of equal rights being applied. Each are equally free to accept the terms or to chose not to.
Being gay is a variable, it isn't relevant to what is or is not a mutual agreement. It could just as easily be being left handed, or being flatulent or being an imbecile. A mutual agreement when two parties are involved is the constant which you remove when you use your erroneous word smithed "equal rights" terminology.
As an aside. you have an infantile illogical outlook and often fail to refute the salient points others make, substituting your whining incessantly for an argument. That means you're dumb and probably have on dirty underwear. One of those things you were born with and can't help.
