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: A Public DefenderA question
By Gideon
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Can one oppose gay marriage and/or civil unions and still claim to have “good friends” who are gay? Or perhaps the question should be: would someone who is gay be “good friends” with someone who opposes gay marriage and/or civil unions?
It’s not like having friends who refuse to be fuel efficient, while you drive a Prius. Gay marriage seems to be a more fundamental issue.
Anyone know the answer?
Full post as published by A Public Defender on August 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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