Quote Originally Posted by Enoch the Red View Post
Not true. I know people who personally find homosexuality abhorrent, but they believe in and consistently vote to give homosexuals equal rights.

This is the very basis of freedom and liberty. People are free to think, and do things that may not agree with the morality of the majority.

Can there be limits to those rights? Absolutely.

Consider this: is it morally wrong to cheat on a girlfriend or boyfriend? I think most everyone would agree it is. Is it, or should it be illegal?
You still mistake "individual" and "society" and furthermore, you did not grasp the concept of "graded morals" which means that one moral guideline overrides another one. Until you do, it's not worthwhile to further discuss this with you because you're lacking a very basic understanding. The lack of said understanding leads you to broad statements you can't back up because they're flawed from the get-go.

Your own "examples" show that you yourself do not understand what you're talking about. Next time please actually read what I write and also please take note of the words I use. You cannot simply exchange "society" with "individual" and have your counter-argument make any sense.