but it's not always about you. Sometimes it's about an over-arching
principle that you either accept or reject. Here, that's the principle
of respecting an individual's right to self-identify.

>When it comes to Caitlyn and Rachel what I want to know is:
>Sister, have you been fighting for or against me? Me: me also
>meaning "us," the "us" you are part of. Sister, do you know
>and understand the struggle?

So will you only accept the rights for gays to marry if they are "fighting
for you" and agree w/ your world-view? What about equal rights for
women - is that only in play if that particular woman knows and understands
you and your experiences?

See the problem in that?




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