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Yes. And so are those skepticscott Aug 2015 #1
Seems obvious to me. Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #3
Yes. I have heard pastors, hetero and not, preach against that kind of bigotry in beautiful ways. merrily Aug 2015 #2
the part I love is when they claim it is god's law rurallib Aug 2015 #4
god is the trump card Angry Dragon Aug 2015 #24
Yes and it's pathetic seeing people try to defend those institutions on a progressive website. trotsky Aug 2015 #5
I think a passive-aggression filter would do much more than an ignore button. rug Aug 2015 #6
you could always vote "no". Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #7
No, I'm warring on stupid polls. rug Aug 2015 #8
why is the question stupid? Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #9
It makes assumptions and is designed as a loyalty oath. rug Aug 2015 #11
Almost every religion requires shows of loyalty. Promethean Aug 2015 #12
That would be pithy only if you consider atheism a religion. Do you? rug Aug 2015 #14
where "loyalty oath" means agreeing that "advocating against lgbt equality" is bigotry Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #13
Agreement doesn't require loyalty oaths. rug Aug 2015 #15
The other thread is down from 67 to 10 posts for me now. AtheistCrusader Aug 2015 #16
I just used the magic slice and dicer, too. Goblinmonger Aug 2015 #17
And the best part is, only had to put one person on ignore. AtheistCrusader Aug 2015 #25
I wonder if some people's answer would be the same edhopper Aug 2015 #10
I've noticed that none of the people skepticscott Aug 2015 #20
That's because we're not gullible. rug Aug 2015 #21
One of them did in the GD poll: beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #22
People really don't want to think about tough questions Lordquinton Aug 2015 #18
What a catty remark about my dogma. guillaumeb Aug 2015 #27
Bah! Lordquinton Aug 2015 #32
Well said. But enough horsing around, back to the fray!! eom guillaumeb Aug 2015 #33
There's no option for "Well duh" so I went with yes. beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #19
There's always room for butts. Act_of_Reparation Aug 2015 #23
Minions! beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #34
I voted "no" because your poll was resembling North Korean election results. eom guillaumeb Aug 2015 #26
The votes there are framed the same way. rug Aug 2015 #28
very well put, rug. Very well put. And with the same (expected) results? guillaumeb Aug 2015 #30
I thought you already agreed that the parts of your church's Catechism was bigoted? Humanist_Activist Aug 2015 #38
You thought wrong. rug Aug 2015 #40
I would say that both the DSM and Catechism language was and is bigoted... Humanist_Activist Aug 2015 #42
There's no shame in being wrong. rug Aug 2015 #43
Wouldn't a better framing be this? "Is an institution that advocates aganst racial equality racist?" Humanist_Activist Aug 2015 #39
No. Here's why. rug Aug 2015 #41
That's part of the point, for some people it isn't obvious, its kinda like when I made this post: Humanist_Activist Aug 2015 #44
interesting reaction. Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #29
A definition: guillaumeb Aug 2015 #31
my mistake. Your satire was a victim of poe's law. Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #35
Not a problem. Given that I did intend it as humor, how did you like it? guillaumeb Aug 2015 #36
it had the correctly smug tone. Fooled me. Warren Stupidity Aug 2015 #37
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