@mapple_id Yeah I just think in the case of lgbt, disagreement with it can be like that lgbt people should not have rights, such as the right to marriage. Thats the problem I have with it. But I understand your view. Thanks for the talk.
@mapple_id I agree with that. It would be nice if things could always be civil. But I can also understand why people from LGBTQ community might be angry.
@mapple_id Yes I understand sorry for all the questions. I was just interested in hearing your perspective. The point I was trying to make was that it seems hate would be like physically harming or harassing someone, but saying you disagree could also be offensive or hurtful.
@mapple_id What if the person who disagrees with gay marriage votes on a law making gay marriage illegal? Would that mean the disagreement has turn to hate? because then you would be voting to take away from gay people of one of their rights.
@mapple_id Earlier you said that disagreeing does not automatically mean you hate human rights. But can you not see that by disagreeing with gay marriage that would be disagreeing that a gay person should have the right to marriage? Or is marriage not a right?
@mapple_id Whats the difference between hating and disagreeing for you? Like would hating be like if someone bullies lgbt people, while disagreeing would be someone who thinks people shouldn’t be lgbt? What about if someone thinks gay marriage should be illegal? Is that hate or disagreeing?