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Kasich calls non-straight sexual orientation a "lifestyle"..... a lifestyle is a choice..... sexual orientation is not a choice, therefore not a lifestyle. 

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ctherainbow
Just now, Morphine Prince said:

Kasich calls non-straight sexual orientation a "lifestyle"..... a lifestyle is a choice..... sexual orientation is not a choice, therefore not a lifestyle. 

Yep, he has most of the flaws in his way of thinking about LGBT issues that white Republicans his age do.  The difference is that he's willing to step aside and let us live and have rights, unlike people like Cruz who would love to take them away.  He's not perfect by anybody's definition, but then again, which candidate is?   :giveup: 

I'm talkin' 'bout forever, baby.
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LebaneseDude
16 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

Kasich calls non-straight sexual orientation a "lifestyle"..... a lifestyle is a choice..... sexual orientation is not a choice, therefore not a lifestyle. 

Let them call it what they want, as long as they don't get in the way.

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Whispering
1 hour ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

During the debates & on an interview he did with CNN, he basically came out against these laws & said "you're not going to get people to change their behavior by doing it that way(paraphrasing)  And I was like wow, really tho?  This is 2016 right?!  Smh

I actually liked his answer, all things considered. I thought Kasich was asking why the state governments are pushing their way into people's private lives, where they don't belong. Yes, he was way off on the "choice" versus orientation concept...but at least he was willing to give people respect for their personal "choices" in their lives. Most Republicans want to come in and force others to agree with their religious convictions or their values. 

In a world of the Republican crazy clowns, Kasich is a refreshing change of pace. It's a shame that he didn't get early momentum and isn't in Cruz's place right now. 

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En_Sabah_Nur
49 minutes ago, Whispering said:

I actually liked his answer, all things considered. I thought Kasich was asking why the state governments are pushing their way into people's private lives, where they don't belong. Yes, he was way off on the "choice" versus orientation concept...but at least he was willing to give people respect for their personal "choices" in their lives. Most Republicans want to come in and force others to agree with their religious convictions or their values. 

In a world of the Republican crazy clowns, Kasich is a refreshing change of pace. It's a shame that he didn't get early momentum and isn't in Cruz's place right now. 

I guess.  I'm just tired of hearing change your ways in regards to my sexual orientation.  I have heard that all my life unfortunately...  Smh

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