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““Now tell me which would you prefer not gay marriage and possible riots or no gay marriage and having some Christians being upset?””

First of all your stupid. You put no gay marriage twice. Your argument is invalid. Please don't argue with Christians just because you are unintelligent. I'm assuming that you are not Christian, which you should be. This is because it is the only way to get to heaven. However, I have talked to many Christians who argue this same point of stupidity. They are invalid and so are you. The bible states that God created man and woman. Not just men and men or woman and woman.

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 @BCK6CZ5 from Texas  disagreed…3mos3MO

“The bible states that God created man and woman. Not just men and men or woman and woman.”

Well, it's a good thing that the Bible isn't our framework for laws and human rights then, huh?

 @BDZGBKF from New York  commented…2wks2W

You ain't even have to go there with allat. T-T. My name is jeff by the way.

 @BCPKK4RProgressive from Colorado  commented…3mos3MO

I'm not christian, but I'm pretty sure that the bible said adam AND eve, not adam OR eve, so by your logic the only valid people are the bisexuals. (this is a JOKE btw, and I do support LGBTQ+ and am one :D)

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