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Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich Resigns
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stevew928
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5/23/2014 | 5:14:51 PM
Re: The worst part of this...
I'm totally for logic, reason, tolerance, respecting other's beliefs, etc.... but I'm also going to tell you when I think you're wrong.
stevew928
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stevew928,
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5/23/2014 | 5:12:42 PM
Re: The worst part of this...
Ok, so I'm totally with you on 1st Amendment rights, but I think we're in huge disagreement over some of our views then. No, I'm not a Darwinist, but I understand what the Bible tells us about humanity, as well as what science tells us about how organisms adapt to their environment. Race is an artificial label we use to classify various skin pigmentations and people who come from various geographical regions.
stevew928
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stevew928,
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5/23/2014 | 5:07:03 PM
Re: All inclusive organization? NOT
So, you're a Christian and you're opposed to interracial marriage? I'm not even sure where to begin with that. I assumed you were an LGBT activist just trying to be snarky and lumping all those things together.
stevew928
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stevew928,
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5/23/2014 | 3:16:22 AM
Re: All inclusive organization? NOT
Your attempt at sarcasm might be funny if it weren't so incredibly ignorant. But, I don't typically expect much different coming from LGBT activists.
stevew928
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5/23/2014 | 3:13:27 AM
Re: The worst part of this...
If only you understood biology 101...
stevew928
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stevew928,
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5/23/2014 | 3:07:35 AM
Re: The worst part of this...
No, interracial marriage is natural marriage. Race is simply skin pigmentation differences and other slightly different characteristics due to various environmental factors. You probably have a point about interspecies marriage though.
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4/7/2014 | 1:17:19 PM
All inclusive organization? NOT
I used the Firefox browser until the termination of CEO Brendan Eich over a 6-year old small personal donation for banning gay marriage in California. I suspect they will loose more (users) than gain because of this action. What happened to tolerance, freedom and respect for opinions? 
stevew928
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4/7/2014 | 11:48:28 AM
Re: 'Tolerance' gang strikes again...
It's pretty sad when people abandon sound thinking and the facts... but I agree with you as to the direction things are headed.
stevew928
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stevew928,
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4/7/2014 | 11:46:38 AM
Re: 'Tolerance' gang strikes again...
Please explain how it qualifies as discrimination and unconstitutional acts.
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4/7/2014 | 11:21:21 AM
Re: 'Tolerance' gang strikes again...
Discrimination and unconstitutional acts against personal freedom has never been "good public policy".
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