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- On Current TV, Religion, Collective Journalism, Current Issue, 2 more
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- Taigster
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I am a Youth Pastor in Newport Beach, California, and I believe that the most important thing in this world is humanity's ability to love. Also, I believe that love does not discriminate. And since the Government is the one that legally recognizes marriage (not the church), the government should not be allowed to discriminate against anyone who is interested marriage....unless you want to marry a dolphin, than I believe the government should discriminate away : )!
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- jarredlawrence
- 1 year ago
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I was not sure if I would be that open to this story because I imagine this a risky lifestyle and worry about young men entering such relationships. Marriage for gays is confusing to me. However, this was a story about commitment and love. I feel I have more compassion having seen this. Thank you to the film maker, Current for airing and for introducing viewers to the topic from a different angle. I wish Trent & Greg well and appreciate the honest way in which they live. We are lucky they agreed to share their story with us.
amodgrll
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As a good friend to both Trent and Greg, I thought you captured their relationship really well, and brought up a lot of really important points that people should know about. When it comes down to it, love is love no matter what your sexual orientation. Great job getting this across!
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- van_westside
- 1 year ago
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I love this story. Thanks Steven. Very inspiring.
