Lostmy sanity, I didn't say I was all for equality, I'm not. I'm for doing what God tells us to do - whether I like the instruction or not.
Future, please don't apologise, you don't offend me at all. I'm pretty hard to offend - I'm just trying to make sense of what you're saying. I agree with most of the points you make in your last post and I certainly don't wish any harm on anyone gay. I wish them to live a happy and quiet life as much as anyone else. All I'm saying is that I'm religious and therefore I wouldn't choose to take my children to a film that promoted homosexuality - in the same way most Muslims or Jews wouldn't. And many, but not all Christians among whom there is disagreement.
I'm happy to be criticised and in fact the Bible tells us to expect it and even rejoice in it, as it marks us out as different.
I didn't complain about being criticised at all, what I actually asked was why you felt the needs of a gay person come above mine. I asked because you appear to be for equality. I would have thought that that meant allowing everyone their own views, even if they differed from yours because as soon as you become annoyed with my views you appear to be contradicting your assertion that everyone is entitled to their own peace in life. I would understand if I meant harm to anyone, but I mean harm to no-one.
You say that I choose to believe something that there is no evidence for and we also differ here. The evidence for our creator is everywhere and overwhelming.
Also, religion does have some protections in many areas. For example the right of Muslims to have halal meat has recently been confirmed by the government that their religious right to eat what they want trumps the animal's rights. Also that the right to prayer trumps the employers right to prevent it and another example would be the laws surrounding washing and cleanliness during operations - a recent ruling means that Muslim women don't have to scrub to their elbows before surgery but can instead wear a cuff to cover their arms.
I disagree with this personally but my point is that religion does have some protecting whether we like it or not.
I was under the impression that the OP wanted to know whether people feel that gay relationships should be represented in Disney. I simply gave my opinion, which had been asked for, which is that they shouldn't.
I don't seek to change your opinion, or berate you for holding the opposite opinion to me. I just gave mine.
In not wanting me to have the same freedom of speech that you enjoy, you're being bigoted.