I think this is the perfect time to come out of the closet. I'm so gay you should call me Gayman.
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yes, rainbows. because all homosexuals are flamboyant and colourful
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Now who wants rainbow cake
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im talking in a general legal perspective.
Women are now allowed to vote and are no longer considered "good for nothing" (we have jobs, right to education, etc)
We apologized (And tried to make up for) discriminating against Japanese when putting them in internment camps.
Blacks are no longer slaves.
Gay individuals can get married.
There is still discrimination, yes. But from a legal perspective without nitpicking, it's a great thing to be celebrated and we should be proud that this even occurred in our lifetime.
This is a HUGE step in the right direction, a step which all other steps will stem from. I believe this is a victory that should be celebrated and not forgotten. It's true that there is still a long way to go, but progress is progress. And I strongly believe that this simple act will help end discrimination in general.
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today is one of the few days I've felt proud to be American
I think what's really important is that most children in the U.S. Born today or under the age of 6 will grow up with a different mindset as gay marriage, will for them, have been a fact of life most of their lives and will be normal. Hopefully this will give future generations of lgbt people a better accepting and tolerant environment
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just put ur settings as ur birthday today, and tell all your friends who want to celebrate aswell and you'll get rainbow text.
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i think we could start by passing laws that actually matter, like telling families that they can't throw out their children until they are legally adults
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As much as this is a change in the right way, you have to realize that this in no way changes the mind sets of people fighting against such issues. This may even trigger more acts of hatred and violence now that it's not in their favor. There is and will be more discrimination. It is a taught behavior. The way to counter it is to continue advocating for love rather than malicious antigay lifestyle. There needs to be a change in teaching, as well as law. The law may have been changed, but nothing else has changed yet.
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blah blah blah
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i do if it means straight people won't completely forget about lgbtqia issues after this, which all signs point to "they will"
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Discrimination will be around forever and I don't think it will ever end
Same Sex Marriage/USA
