Sentences with phrase «nothing against gay»

Nothing against gay folks but just using that as an example

«He has said nothing against gay men and women in this state and, quite the contrary, has expressed an openness to dialogue with gay Republicans.

I have nothing against gay folk.

I have nothing against gay people, I just don't agree with their live style (just like I don't agree with alcoholism, adultery, etc).

I have nothing against gays, I do nt want gay marriage but I will not let lying rationalizations go on to justify the false positions that the gay agenda has said.

as an atheist, and straight person who has nothing against gays, I believe in family values and the value of human life.

Nothing against gays, just a comment on how hypocritical people are.

Not exact matches

Because the indulgence of its aestheticism is in fact against the law, NAMBLA leads a shadowy existence and its membership tends to be secretive, although every once in a while it breaks into public view, causing consternation in the «mainline» gay movement that is bent upon assuring Americans that it wants nothing but tolerance while it is conducting a revolution that will change everything and everyone.

They insult Black folks and nothing happens, they insult Jewish fellows and nothing happens, they spew hatred against gays, and nothing happens.

Christians standing against the LGBT movement has nothing to do with not loving gay people.

Jesus said nothing against slavery, or gays, but he did disapprove of divorce.

And while I'm on the topic, Christ said nothing against being Gay.

«The president of Chick only said he was against gay marriage nothing else and this is what happens.

hingie, I really don't care what you think since my civil marriage has nothing to do with your book of fairy tales and if the main reason you believe gays should be discriminated against is because you read it in your book of myths, then all the more reason to grant gays their civil marriages.

I am a gay man and I have nothing against these companies.

I don't have polls to back this up, but a simplified version of what I just said would be: A libertarian is likely to vote FOR «pro-gay-marriage» specifically - e.g. in a referendum - but vote against politicians («D») who are for gay marriage for reasons that have nothing to do with gay marriage but with the politicians» other policies.