will there every be a time when there is no discrimination against gays or foreigners?
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Ther will always be discrimination, there will always be poverty, there will always be war.....but there will always be love, there will always be riches and there will always be peace in some of our hearts.\n\nPeace my brothers and sisters, Peace, Love and Hair grease!
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Of course, if they want to.  They should have the same rights as straight people.
397187
sometime in the 88 - tru the 90's.\nI think if you respect people they won't have a problem with things quite so much.
837783
I will presume you mean 'openly gay' President since many historians think we've already had a couple of closeted homosexual men serve as President. The answer is; probably some day. Not soon, but when the citizens of this socially backwards nation evolve enough, yes.
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Yes.  I wouldn't try it because judging by your question you don't understand some of the basic propositions.  Every decision made by everyone involves discrimination -- selecting between options.  A court case involving discrimination involves proof of the type of discrimination (race and religion as opposed to some lawful type of distinction) and who was doing the discriminating (a government, a public accomodation or a private person), the damages, the method of proof, mixed motives and dozens of other variables. \n\n I am free to discriminate based on race.  I can decide to only allow certain races to visit my home.  Governments are not free to make that distinction.  However, governments are free to make all kinds of other distinctions and to discriminate based on legitimate criteria.   Thus if you think that "discrimination" without more is the basis for a "case" against someone, you are mistaken.
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I would like to go forward to a time with no hatred, prejudice, violence, corruption, or injustice. This probably will never happen but I would like to be there if it ever does.
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Well, aren't they already doing that with immigration and the ever election-looming issue of gay marriage?  (Note how we don't talk about gay marriage until it's election time...)
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Yes.  Homophobia and gay bashing are still rampant.  Just look at some of the answers to questions here and you'll see it,
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Permitted due to our civil rights, and non-discrimination.\nWhy it takes so much concern?\nPeople are still not openminded.
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Of course not.  They are a kinder , gentler nation without sterotypes , sexism , racism, violence or crime.
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I wish there was a way. I know this sounds negative, but it is true. there will always be people out there who discriminate.
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It is not really a human question.  By whose standards are you living?  People will condemn you for everthing you do that is not the same as them.  If you are poor, fat, gay, stay at home mom, working mom, in private school, in public school...etc.  People are not what 'should' matter.  It is between you, and the person you get involved with.\n\nIf you beleive in God, then that is another matter and it is also completely your own business.  If you DO believe in God though....you'll have to be honest with yourself and take the matter to HIM alone in prayer.\n\nPeople need to mind their business about someone's private life - and if they are 'Chrisitians" they cannot judge you -they can only look at themselves - and improve or make their own changes within.  \n\nLegalization would really depend on the religious influence of the country.  You cannot expect basic bible principles to change for your convenience. No need to be bitter - religion is not necessarily a bad thing, it is just not that convenient - for anybody who devoutly tries to follow it.  \n\nNot just gays. Nobody wants to feel discriminated against. It is not a good thing to have to live with. However gays have gained a lot - perhaps some feel that it has been at 'their' expense.  We all want things we cannot necessarily have.
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never.....there will always be ignorant people in the world
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Your question in some ways seems so anti-inclusive--totally what Pride events are not about!  Remember the rainbow is inclusive--so best to ask everyone, not just gay men!  New York City has a great (and very inclusive) pride parade.  Come join us!
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Not at all. The normal people ( so called) will continue to get marry the normal way. why would a  straight go for a gay marriage even if the law allows it.\n\n-k-
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I think that with time, this will become the accepted norm.\n\nHopefully fifty years from now our current situation will seem as ridiculous as not allowing mixed race marriages.\n\nHow to acheive this goal is difficult, because most of us who are pro-gay marriage live in places where most of our neighbors agree with us.\n\nIt becomes incumbent upon pro-gay people in the so-called "red states" to get the word out, write their congress people and try to expand people's minds to accept that tolerance for gays is the only acceptable way to look at things.\n\nIn the meantime, just be vocal in your support. I think, and hope, that it is just a matter of time. \n\nWe need to stand up and say that people like Sam Brownback and Fred Phelps are *wrong* and that we will not stand for their intolerance.
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They would say yes...but of course as long as man lives on this earth there will be some form of racism to everyone  gays, blacks, Hispanics, these three groups really get it the most.