[arista]

I don’t think there’s anything hypocritical or wrong about being gay and at the same time believing in upholding the traditional definition of marriage.

[Retired Greyhound]

I agree.

I have a few gay friends that think they idea of gay marriage is silly.

[LouAvul]

What’s the weather like on your planet?

[fml]

I agree with you.

[JustSurrounded]

I don’t think there’s anything hypocritical or wrong about being gay and at the same time believing in upholding the traditional definition of marriage.

I agree. Being a woman didn't mean one automatically thought ERA was the way to go, either. Not that I'm defending drunk driving or cheating on your marriage, but certainly I don't see what those activities or your preferences have to do with your view of the definition of marriage or what should be law.

[PeterPrinciple]

I don’t think there’s anything hypocritical or wrong about being gay and at the same time believing in upholding the traditional definition of marriage.

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If you have a thinking cap, put it on..................

[oneamericanvoice]

I don’t think there’s anything hypocritical or wrong about being gay and at the same time believing in upholding the traditional definition of marriage. Nor do I. A friend of mine is gay and believes in traditional marriage. There are straights that go to gay bars. People are just jumping to conclusions.

[dmz]

I don’t think there’s anything hypocritical or wrong about being gay and at the same time believing in upholding the traditional definition of marriage.

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How about if you add the rest of the equation into your analysis? Like the leaving of a gay bar with another man at closing time with BAC of .14? Oh, and with your wife and 4 kids waiting for daddy to come home.

Are we getting close to your threshold for hypocrisy yet? Doesn’t sound like this guy is a poster child for traditional marriage, and if you uncontort yourself from the attempt to defend this guy, you might be able to recognize that.