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Derrière les attaques délirantes contre la campagne anti-homophobie pourtant bien mièvre du gouvernement, #VersaillesFamillesAvenir, greffon de @LaManifPourTous fondé fin 2013 par Fabien #Bouglé. ⤵️
Lancé dans les municipales de 2014, #Bouglé est élu conseiller municipal de Versailles avec sa colistière Valérie D'Aubigny. Parmi les recalés de sa liste, déjà Céline #Jullié ou Gwenola #BillotDeLochner (fille de), mais aussi Cyrille #DeLaRochère (cousin de) ou Benoît #Sevillia. 
Sitôt élu, #Bouglé fait parler de lui en demandant ce que le maire prévoit pour "lutter contre l'infiltration du lobby LGBT au sein de l'école". "Parle-t-on d'aller vérifier l’orientation sexuelle des animateurs périscolaires ?" s'étrangle l'opposition.
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Let’s tackle it, brother...
A thread on the #GayWeddingCake decision, asking a simple question:
How can a gay guy support the Christian baker?
To the thread!
A thread on the #GayWeddingCake decision, asking a simple question:
How can a gay guy support the Christian baker?
To the thread!
Let’s start with a scenario: I decide to get married. (Gulp)
First, I understand that society is evolving. My religion is evolving. My family is evolving.
That’s just life.
To those that reject me, I offer grace, love, & patience. In my quiet moments, I feel pangs of sorrow.
First, I understand that society is evolving. My religion is evolving. My family is evolving.
That’s just life.
To those that reject me, I offer grace, love, & patience. In my quiet moments, I feel pangs of sorrow.
Yet a wedding only requires me, my love, & an officiant. Maybe a witness.
I don’t have the right to force anyone to join. That includes an Orthodox Jew or evangelical Christian to officiate.
My right to wed doesn’t trump their right to a sincerely held religious belief.
I don’t have the right to force anyone to join. That includes an Orthodox Jew or evangelical Christian to officiate.
My right to wed doesn’t trump their right to a sincerely held religious belief.
