There was a time when blacks and women could not even vote. So what's next?
Could a gay-lesbian candidate be elected President?
by The Berean 8 Replies latest jw friends
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Tuesday
Right now I don't think it's possible. However in smaller elections they've done rather well. Polls show they still stand a better chance of being elected than an atheist.
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chickpea
i dont think it is so much
a case of "if" as "when"...
and they wont be elected
because they are gay, but
because they were deemed
best candidate by a majoritysame thing with atheists...
just a matter of time.... -
scotsman
You mean like James Buchanan, the 15th President....?
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steve2
What is the world coming to when others, besides the dominant groups, want equality?
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scotsman
It's a slippery slope, if you allow a glbt President you'll end up having siblings asking to stand for election or maybe a monkey will be put up as a front by Neo-cons...
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mindmelda
Probably too many fundamentalist and or conservative groups consider them to be too outside the social norm now for that. But, openly gay, bi, transgendered and lesbian people are holding all kinds of other prominent positions in religion, politics, and business.
They're not going away, as far as I can tell. *G*
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mkr32208
I thought we pretty much had an atheist now?
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Gregor
If they could get the backing of the GLT&JJ, (Gay-Lesbian-Transgendered and Jerk Jolly)