Gay men ejected from El Paso restaurant after sharing a kiss

Resident wrote:

The Catholic Church, the pope has made it very clear that he does not support same-sex marriage he condemns it.
But the gays are not bothering the Catholic Church the reason why, because the Catholic Church did not make that big of an issue out of the San Francisco thing with gays.
But the Mormon Church made a big issue out of it and won the issue, in the gays hate the fact that they lost. Gays know that they are different than other people. So they have this self inflicted inferior complex, and they do not know what to do about it. So they do the strange acts to draw attention, but the only thing they are doing creating more hard feelings towards them, hurting no one but themselves.
Catholic Church and the Mormon Church they are going to stand tight on this issue, the gays are going to continue with this issue and it will probably spread to other churches that do not support and condemns same-sex marriage.
My feelings about gays. I could not care less about them; they can do what they want to do, as long as they leave me alone. Like that thing in El Paso it should not have ever happened, bringing that kind of attention to their selves. But that is what they wanted to make a big scene, and issue and the restaurant played right into their hands.
That is the kind of thing that bothers me, setting up scenes to make issues out of it
And if I can see it, other people can to.

HereAndThere wrote:

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Explain too me what makes your's, mine, the pope or any morman's sin any less of a sin then theirs? A sin is a sin, no matter how you dress it. The Cathloic and Morman churches are only showing how hipocritical they can be. It's sicking how these who are supposed to know the bible, while teaching it to others, cut and paste it to fit their needs.
What NEEDS to happen, is all parties need to mind their own business and shut their mouths. Start listening to Jesus's teachings and fix things in our own homes before we start fixing things in someone else's.
If being in a homosexual relationship is wrong and going to send them to hell. What hope dose that give the rest of us who commit our own sins every day? We are just as guilty in our own rights of sinning. Is the Don't tell me about adultry and 10 commandments, last time I checked hardly anyone remembers the Sabbath (sic) nor do we keep it holy. How many of us will end up in hell for using birth control?

HATEHAL wrote:

<quoted text>You're smart. We agree with you.

Eric wrote:

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I've got a few issues with your comments.
1. A million and one people say 'if it was a straight couple, i'd do the same thing'...Not once have I ever seen it happen. If anything, people look and go 'aww, they love each other'.
2. Chico's taco's is not a family environment. It's a restaurant. Any place you can buy weed behind of isn't for kids.
3. The fact that you suggest gay people should be more discreet is disgusting. Love is love. Why your love is okay and mine isn't will always baffle me. I get that homosexuality is a sensitive issue, but is discrimination.
If you don't want to see gay people kiss, then don't look at them when they kiss. I don't want to see some fat **** in stretch pants when I eat, but they are everywhere. Instead of trying to get all fat people in stretch pants kicked out, I just don't look at them. And, unlike being gay, you can choose not to be fat. But I suppose thats the difference between us. The way other people live their life doesn't affect me.
Just keep in mind that separate but equal was determined unconstitutional in the 1960s.