AutumnLane wrote:Where do we find the petition? I'm all in! I love that people are finally seen the light.
Thank you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. I have many friends and family members who are LGBT and so many of them have been treated like scum by people claiming to love everyone. I honestly don't give a flying fuck what people believe, but what I do give a fuck about is rudeness and disrespect. Not only are the Raders teaching Symphony hatred and intolerance, they're also teaching her that her opinions aren't valid and that what parents, fathers in particular, say is always right and to never disagree with or challenge authority. Sam is doing a great job at teaching Symphony to be the perfect submissive Christian housewife just like Nia.kingoflove21vher wrote:I signed as well, I just read the entire thread within the last hour. That was truly upsetting to see them react to the simple and innocent response of their own child as if she were an idiot for not having the same opinion. I myself believe in the sanctity of marriage, but you know what I don't?
It is not my (or anyone else's) right to tell others who to love, how to live their life and whether they are wrong/right to do so. I also don't believe when and if I have children that it is my right to shame them for having an opinion I don't agree with and try to use them to perpetuate my own hate via social media.
That was honestly the worst gay marriage bashing I've seen in a long time. Don't involve children in an issue that is convoluted even to adults.
Symphony was way too young to be subjected to that by her parents.
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Cranberry wrote:I don't understand Michael's logic, if his beef with gay marriage is anal sex, does that mean being a lesbian is okay? If straight people try anal sex does that make them worse than lesbians???
I feel bad saying this, but I kind of hope they don't succeed. From the start the only reason they started YT was try and have an easy job and be the next shaytards. Also I think they probably got this idea of asking about gay marriage from Jimmy Kimmel. Except Jimmy didn't show nasty reactions of "not teaching these kids better".DistantLines wrote:There's a petition to get them dropped from NatureBox. They are all about the money with this YouTube thing...this is going to crush them. I love it! Sam's dreams of leaving nursing are probably looking a little dim tonight.
And he has made fun of patients too. It was about a year ago and I can't remember all the specifics but I think he referred to a patient as a "shim" or something. Either way he made a big deal about not being able to tell the difference and got backlash from it.DistantLines wrote:I just thought of something about Sam. He's a nurse at a hospital, right? Would this possibly get him in trouble with his job? He just stated on the internet, for the world to see, that he doesn't support the lifestyle of the LGBT community. This could potentially leave his job open for a lawsuit if Sam were to ever be working on a case with an LGBT patient and have it end badly. I'm not saying he gives subpar care to people who live a different lifestyle than him, but he's left himself very vulnerable to people being able to argue that case against him.
That is disgusting. When you work in the medical field, you have to put personal beliefs aside and help people. Sam's job is to help people, not judge and belittle. If he wasn't sure of the patient's sex and gender, why didn't he just ask? I also don't understand how he wouldn't know. My cousin is ftm transgender and when he was first transitioning, a lot of people weren't sure which pronouns to use. My cousin never minded peof asking, as long as they were polite. And when he gets medical attention he always is upfront with the staff that he was born female but has transitioned to male and prefers male pronouns, but is still biologically female. Sam works in the ER, so maybe the patient was unconscious and wasn't able to let them know. Normally I'd say that a person's sex and gender are nobody's business, but in a medical setting it's kind of necessary to know. If he didn't know, he should have just made his best educated guess and done what the doctor said to do and maybe once the patient woke up, politely asked to clarify. Not make fun of someone on the Internet. That's dehumanizing. Sam claims to love everyone, but clearly that's a lie. He sees certain people as beneath him and less human.kayuhsee wrote:And he has made fun of patients too. It was about a year ago and I can't remember all the specifics but I think he referred to a patient as a "shim" or something. Either way he made a big deal about not being able to tell the difference and got backlash from it.DistantLines wrote:I just thought of something about Sam. He's a nurse at a hospital, right? Would this possibly get him in trouble with his job? He just stated on the internet, for the world to see, that he doesn't support the lifestyle of the LGBT community. This could potentially leave his job open for a lawsuit if Sam were to ever be working on a case with an LGBT patient and have it end badly. I'm not saying he gives subpar care to people who live a different lifestyle than him, but he's left himself very vulnerable to people being able to argue that case against him.
Let's be honest here...Sam sees everyone has beneath him. His ego is massive.sfgiantsgirl wrote:That is disgusting. When you work in the medical field, you have to put personal beliefs aside and help people. Sam's job is to help people, not judge and belittle. If he wasn't sure of the patient's sex and gender, why didn't he just ask? I also don't understand how he wouldn't know. My cousin is ftm transgender and when he was first transitioning, a lot of people weren't sure which pronouns to use. My cousin never minded peof asking, as long as they were polite. And when he gets medical attention he always is upfront with the staff that he was born female but has transitioned to male and prefers male pronouns, but is still biologically female. Sam works in the ER, so maybe the patient was unconscious and wasn't able to let them know. Normally I'd say that a person's sex and gender are nobody's business, but in a medical setting it's kind of necessary to know. If he didn't know, he should have just made his best educated guess and done what the doctor said to do and maybe once the patient woke up, politely asked to clarify. Not make fun of someone on the Internet. That's dehumanizing. Sam claims to love everyone, but clearly that's a lie. He sees certain people as beneath him and less human.kayuhsee wrote:And he has made fun of patients too. It was about a year ago and I can't remember all the specifics but I think he referred to a patient as a "shim" or something. Either way he made a big deal about not being able to tell the difference and got backlash from it.DistantLines wrote:I just thought of something about Sam. He's a nurse at a hospital, right? Would this possibly get him in trouble with his job? He just stated on the internet, for the world to see, that he doesn't support the lifestyle of the LGBT community. This could potentially leave his job open for a lawsuit if Sam were to ever be working on a case with an LGBT patient and have it end badly. I'm not saying he gives subpar care to people who live a different lifestyle than him, but he's left himself very vulnerable to people being able to argue that case against him.
