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Originally Posted by DrPhil
Until views are expressed that offend those in power. It is okay to offend power minorities.
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I personally do not consider gay people a minority in the same context as Blacks and Hispanics. But, I'm sure you will come through with some social-ethnic-cultural diatribe, so I'm going to sit back and let you do your thing.
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Then I am sure you would patronize a company with a CEO who is in the KKK or is a KKK sympathizer.
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I would not patronize an open and known KKK sympathizer. Trust me, I live in an area of Texas that is full of them.
But, that is not to say if the KKK want to march down the street and say whatever they want, I'll step back and let them say it.
Suffice it to say, if the CEO came out in support of gay marriage then I'm sure there would be those who would applaud him for what he is saying, and no one would care about the true definition of free speech. But because he said he does not support gay marriage, then people are having issues over the actual definition of free speech.