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[–] toobaditworks ago  (edited ago)

It doesn't sound convincing because you're making it up to fit your own meaning. You're not including real things that go on.

Doing things like painting a house rainbow colors across the street from a church that hates gay people and have gay people out there kissing as a means of revenge. Or getting people fired from their job because they support straight marriage and are not for gay marriage. Or boycotting businesses and shutting down a place that doesn't want to write gay things on a cake. Or making laws that say you have to marry us even though it's against your religion when in America people have freedom of religion. Forcing people to marry you is wrong and should not be acceptable. You can't go around forcing people to do things. No more than they can force you to not do things. The whole rainbow flag makes me wonder why they choose a symbol that religions use. Could it be it was a revenge 'tactic' to take a religious symbol and use to piss off religious people? I can see how it could very well be.

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[–] luckypunk ago 

I haven't said or embraced any of those things, yet you told me I was doing it for revenge. And now I am the one making it fit my own meaning?

Come on.

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[–] toobaditworks ago 

No it was a question. "If" you're doing something for revenge...

That actual quote:

If it's about taking away things from religious people for revenge because a religious person hurt you in the past you should be the bigger person and not resort to such tactics.

"IF". If you are doing things for revenge and only you can answer that truly for yourself then you should be the bigger person and not do whatever it is you do for revenge. I didn't say you were doing anything for revenge. And I listed a few things in that last post so you get what the meaning. And "YOU" doesn't always mean YOU. It's used in general for a bunch of people.

In English grammar and in particular in casual English, generic you, impersonal you or indefinite you is the pronoun you in its use in referring to an unspecified person, as opposed to its use as the second person pronoun.

I wasn't talking about "YOU" I was talking about an unspecified person.