[Vision2020] Trinity Festival protest
Glenn Schwaller
vpschwaller at gmail.com
Mon Aug 6 11:45:09 PDT 2007
>So, we have established that you specifically think that it's fine to
>show up to Head of Household meetings and shout down whoever happens
>to be speaking, right?
No, I don't think "we" have established that at all. In fact if you will
read my post carefully, you will see I made absolutely no such suggestion.
I wasn't at Friday's anti Trinity Fest rally, so I don't know if speakers
were shouted down or not. I hope not. I have no problem with civil,
orderly protests, marches, or individuals speaking out for or against
groups, causes, whatever. If someone chooses to protest Trinity Fest - go
for it! Just be aware of and respect the boundaries (remember Dr Joe
counsels us that "there is no such thing as an 'unfettered' right" including
Free Speech).
All I was pointing out is I found the choice of places for organizing the
protest to be amusing. No more, no less.
As far as Moscow's (or any community's) Gay populace - they can live
anywhere they want. Polygamists too, for that matter.
As Teeriffic would say "Enough Said" eh?
GS
On 8/6/07, Andreas Schou <ophite at gmail.com> wrote:
Great.
>
> So, we have established that you specifically think that it's fine to
> show up to Head of Household meetings and shout down whoever happens
> to be speaking, right? To *actually* intrude on your right to free
> assembly and free practice of your religion, rather than merely appear
> in a venue where you would prefer them not to be?
>
> People are accountable for what they believe. Religious beliefs do not
> occupy some bizarre conceptual space where they are immune from
> criticism, especially when they advocate murder-by-judiciary. Tell me,
> Glenn, what is Moscow's gay community supposed to do: believe that
> there's a reasonable disagreement to be had about whether they are
> allowed to continue to live?
>
> -- ACS
>
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