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U.S. Embassy in Israel flys lgbt flag under American flag

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^There's a Christian flag? Never heard of that before.

 

No one is asking you to accept it. It doesn't hurt anything to have the thing fly for a week though.

 

IMO, it's more a symbol of saying "America accepts people of all types, be they gay, straight, bi, religious, non-religious, etc"....You may say it doesn't represent you or your beliefs as an individual, and it may not, but it almost assuredly represents you as an American, and what it means to be American. JMO

 

Actually, there is. I'm not of the opinion that it should be flying at an embassy, however.

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It never ceases to amaze me how anyone who says anything remotely negative about homosexuality is immediately branded a bigot and accused of using hyperbole and fear tactics to push their agenda, yet when people's livelihoods are threatened because they expressed their views (some even in agreement with our current president who changed his tune when it became politically expedient for him) no one has a problem with that.

^There's a Christian flag? Never heard of that before.

 

No one is asking you to accept it. It doesn't hurt anything to have the thing fly for a week though.

 

IMO, it's more a symbol of saying "America accepts people of all types, be they gay, straight, bi, religious, non-religious, etc"....You may say it doesn't represent you or your beliefs as an individual, and it may not, but it almost assuredly represents you as an American, and what it means to be American. JMO

 

I disagree with the bolded. Look at the bro-ha-ha over what Phil Robinson said. Look at the online owner, who's name and company I forget now, who was forced out because he supported traditional marriage years ago. Look at the constant attacks on the rights of religious by non-believers. In today's America you are accepted if you are politically correct.

I disagree with the bolded. Look at the bro-ha-ha over what Phil Robinson said. Look at the online owner, who's name and company I forget now, who was forced out because he supported traditional marriage years ago. Look at the constant attacks on the rights of religious by non-believers. In today's America you are accepted if you are politically correct.

 

I see the bolded totally different. America accepts any and all. Hell, the KKK is allowed to operate in our country.

 

To me, the bolded is simply consumers saying "we don't agree with you on this or that, therefore we're taking our business elsewhere." I don't see it all that different than if I go to a restaurant for years, then they all of a sudden change their recipes and I no longer like their food. I can make the choice to no longer patronize that establishment. If enough people do so, than they may have to shut their doors. The consumer holds all the power, if you upset the consumer, you deal with the consequences.

 

It's what makes America great IMO.

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Sorry but I don't drink the political agenda garbage kool aid that some drink.

^There's a Christian flag? Never heard of that before.

 

No one is asking you to accept it. It doesn't hurt anything to have the thing fly for a week though.

 

IMO, it's more a symbol of saying "America accepts people of all types, be they gay, straight, bi, religious, non-religious, etc"....You may say it doesn't represent you or your beliefs as an individual, and it may not, but it almost assuredly represents you as an American, and what it means to be American. JMO

 

Then next week it will be OK to fly the Christian flag, as it will not hurt anything. That is, if it flys just for a week.

Then next week it will be OK to fly the Christian flag, as it will not hurt anything. That is, if it flys just for a week.

 

If they want to, more power to them. You won't see me complain.

Interesting. A man makes a point from a conservative standpoint. Another disagrees. And then, the name-calling begins.

 

Conservatives/Christians...as a group...are called closed-minded, bigots, and monomaniacs.

 

If liberals are all that open-minded, shouldn't they be willing to allow another point of view to be expressed?

 

Or is "open-mindedness" a one-way street?

 

 

Funny, the 'liberals' of BGP had yet to respond in this thread. I love the irony of this post.

If they want to, more power to them. You won't see me complain.

 

I knew we had to part ways sometime today. :D

 

Flying a Christian flag at a United States embassy in the Middle East = bonehead idea.

I knew we had to part ways sometime today. :D

 

Flying a Christian flag at a United States embassy in the Middle East = bonehead idea.

 

Oh, I never said it was smart. I just said you wouldn't see me complain about it.

 

You wouldn't see me complain about them flying a "Praise be to Allah" flag either though, so....:idunno:

Why do I care about a rainbow flag flying in Israel? Even if it IS at the American Embassy.

Why do I care about a rainbow flag flying in Israel? Even if it IS at the American Embassy.

Exactly! I do not care what flag flies under the Stars and Stripes! Call me if we ever fly a flag above it, then I'll have issues.

Oh, I never said it was smart. I just said you wouldn't see me complain about it.

 

You wouldn't see me complain about them flying a "Praise be to Allah" flag either though, so....:idunno:

So separation of Church and State isn't an issue for you?

No wonder all the Muslims hate us

For so long you have preached that we shouldn't care what they think of us, but now you are concerned what they think of us? Which is it? I'm confused.

 

Like Frasier Crane, im listening..... :)

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