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That doesn't answer the question. How do you think the rest of the country treated the opponents of our various Civil Rights movements?How do you think gays were treated compared to blacks and women? They can vote, don't have to move from the buss, can live together and have no crimes against their lifestyle... The comparisons and straw mans back to Civil Rights era and women's suffrage stuff needs to stop, the issues aren't comparable and the arguments/defenses are also different. It's just a cheap vilification tactic to paint opposition as evil people in an attempt to also justify the hate and discrimination against them.How do you think the opponents of women's suffrage and the opponents of the Civil Rights movement were treated?
Were these opponents given the unchallenged ability to serve as business leaders and community leaders? That they faced no consequence for their views?
Please.