Trump advisers want Caitlyn Jenner to dance with him to heal LGBT community

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id rather die than be represented as lgbt person by caitlyn trashner

well i guess its time to die for me

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42 minutes ago, Mr Ricky said:

what the fck are they thinking? We look like stupid sh*ts and would fall for this? 

 

well they are stupids shits and they think we'd fall for this  

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I don't think Trump's ego would be able to handle the belittlement he would receive from dancing with her, but it would be an extraordinary sentiment. To see the most powerful man in the world dance with an openly trans women would be incredible.

The amount of Caitlyn Jenner hate on this site is sad. It's disappointing that the people who think they are most tolerant and accepting are often the least.

 

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26 minutes ago, Tokyo Rose said:

Marriage is a privilege, not a human right. 

Otherwise you could marry any old inanimate object and say it's your right.

If she goes by the Bible's standard for marriage then of course she's not going to support it.

 

wtf are you saying? Is the right to vote a privilege too? 

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Lmao

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Just now, Fish said:

wtf are you saying? Is the right to vote a privilege too? 

 

Voting actually is treated as privilege not a right in America, which is why 5.3 million Americans who have been convicted of a felony are unable to vote.

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And there were people mad at Hilary because they thought she was pandering to the LGBT on this site. 

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10 minutes ago, Fish said:

wtf are you saying? Is the right to vote a privilege too? 

Show me "right to marry" in the constitution and we'll go from there! 

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7 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

Voting actually is treated as privilege not a right in America, which is why 5.3 million Americans who have been convicted of a felony are unable to vote.

 

What? 

 

http://hrlibrary.umn.edu/edumat/studyguides/votingrights.html

 

http://www.humanrights.com/what-are-human-rights/videos/right-to-democracy.html

 

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9 minutes ago, Tokyo Rose said:

Show me "right to marry" in the constitution and we'll go from there! 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obergefell_v._Hodges

If you are going to get your morals from the constitution, at least understand what that means.

 

9 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

Voting actually is treated as privilege not a right in America, which is why 5.3 million Americans who have been convicted of a felony are unable to vote.

Voting is a right that can be taken away. It is not a privilege.

And not allowing felons to vote once they have been released is a grave injustice.

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6 minutes ago, lego said:

 

What? 

 

http://hrlibrary.umn.edu/edumat/studyguides/votingrights.html

 

http://www.humanrights.com/what-are-human-rights/videos/right-to-democracy.html

 

 

 

I specifically mentioned America for a reason. We do things differently than other democracies. It's more complicated than to say it is a right rather than a privilege.

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/09/voting-right-or-privilege/262511/

 

@uo111 I agree that it is an injustice to not allow ex-felons to vote. I also agree that voting ought to be a fundamental right. But it's more complicated than that, as the link to the Atlantic article above explains.

 

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9 minutes ago, uo111 said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obergefell_v._Hodges

If you are going to get your morals from the constitution, at least understand what that means.

It only applies to a select group. Children don't have right to marry.

The Supreme Court ruling wasn't about priviledge. It was about Liberty

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9 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

 

I specifically mentioned America for a reason. We do things differently than other democracies. It's more complicated than to say it is a right rather than a privilege.

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/09/voting-right-or-privilege/262511/

 

@uo111 I agree that it is an injustice to not allow ex-felons to vote. I also agree that voting ought to be a fundamental right. But it's more complicated than that, as the link to the Atlantic article above explains.

 

I'm aware that conservatives try to strip minorities and poor people of their basic human rights, that doesn't make the statement that voting is not a human right correct.

Rather you should say, "but in the US, conservatives are trying to take away the right to vote."

2 minutes ago, Tokyo Rose said:

It only applies to a select group. Children don't have right to marry.

I'm not sure what that has to do with marriage being a human right.

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3 minutes ago, uo111 said:

I'm not sure what that has to do with marriage being a human right.

Liberty is the human right cited by the supreme court.

IF you are an adult, marriage is your right. 

 

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Just now, uo111 said:

I'm aware that conservatives try to strip minorities and poor people of their basic human rights, that doesn't make the statement that voting is not a human right correct.

Rather you should say, "but in the US, conservatives are trying to take away the right to vote."

 

Framing the right to vote as a privilege rather than a right is not just a tactic modern Conservatives are using to manipulate elections, it's a subject that has been debated by American courts and legal scholars for years. It's complicated, which is why voting laws have been so easily manipulated by Conservatives.