Erik Reuter wrote:
>I have yet to see a clear statement from him that "Although I 
>have irrational feelings about gay marriage, by my words and actions 
>I do NOT support anti-gay marriage laws or constitutional 
amendments".

This was not sufficiently clear?
"I've always been a believer in people's rights to do what they want 
in their private lives as long as everyone involved is a consenting 
adult. That doesn't mean that I have to like it, or champion it. It 
just means that I have to allow it to happen. So me saying using the 
word "marriage" for gay unions makes me uncomfortable doesn't mean 
that I'd oppose it, and it doesn't mean that I'll never change my 
mind. "

Do I need to join GLAAD and wear a pink triangle to satisfy you, Erik?
Is it okay with you if I have to actually figure things out for 
myself, rather than take your word for it?  What is your litmus test 
to determine when a person is respectful enough of others' beliefs to 
satisfy your standards?

Jim

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