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What happened on my good friday...who was right?

The church I go to was walking for Christ. A lady saw two men holding hands, so after the walk she walked up to one of the men and asked "are wewe gay". The man was offended and asked why she thought that. She replied because he was holding another mans hand, and that it looked wrong for people to see a church walking with two men holding hands.

The man starts yelling at the lady and calling her a bitch, kahaba less than two inches from her face, saying that he was grown and could hold hands with who ever he wants to. He went on to criticize the church telling the lady it wasn't right for the church to be asking those kinds of questions. The lady's son steps in because the man was getting to close to his mother, and then the men starts pushing the son telling him to "step off", all of which got the police involved.........was all of that aggression necessary for just asking a question?

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bri-marie said:
Nobody was right.

No, the men shouldn't have acted so aggressively. However, the woman had no right to walk up to two total strangers and tell them they were wrong, simply because they were holding hands. She had no right to assume their sexual orientation because of something as frivolous as holding hands.
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ShadowFan100 said:
Hmmm...I made sure I read what u alisema closely so uh...

The women shouldn't have even bothered the guy to start with. AND...the old dude shouldn't have been using that language. Both sides were at fault. The boy didn't do a thing wrong tho--he was tryin to defend his mother
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i guess my problem is that all that came from asking a swali
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