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Rated: ASR · User Poll · LGBTQ+ · #1269536

I was thinking (as usual) and all of a sudden this question popped into my mind.

Poll Question:
Based on the fact that Martin Luther King Jr. was a protestant pastor, loved justice and morality, and hated segregation and unfair treatment, do you think that Martin Luther King would fight for or against gay rights/marriage if he was still alive today? Please take all aspects of Martin Luther King's personality into consideration before answering. Thanks for your time!
Hugs,
Bunni
Poll Options:
      Knowing that he was a pastor and that being gay is immoral, Martin Luther King would be against all gay rights.
      Knowing that he was a pastor, he would believe that everyone should be accepted for who they are and would be for gay rights.
      Though he would love the gay people and expect equal career opportunites etc., he would not accept gay marriage.
      Martin Luther King would not care one way or the other, not stick up for either side.
      Martin Luther King loved peace; he would keep his opinion to himself.
      Dunno. Don't really care.
      Other (if you choose this, please email your opinion to me.)
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