| Polar bears and gay marriage |
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| Written by Derek O'Bar / For the Tracy Press / | |
| Friday, 23 May 2008 | |
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A local man challenges the arguments of a fellow letter writer and of opponents of a recent Supreme Court decision.
I have two things
I’d like to respond to. The first is a letter to the editor written a
few days ago involving polar bears (“Polar bear fiction,” Your Voice,
Wednesday). The writer said that the population of polar bears is
increasing, that Canadians can get licenses to hunt them, and that
there is no ice in Canada.
Polar
bears are on the endangered species list because humans, through the
expulsion of greenhouse gases, are melting the polar ice caps in the
arctic, thus melting all the ice.
That
being said, Canadians can’t get hunting licenses for polar bears. Also,
look at a map. You’re crazy to think there is no ice in Canada.
My
second issue is with California’s Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage.
I have a problem with all of these people using religion as a
“legitimate” excuse for discriminating against the gay community. It
doesn’t matter what the Bible says about gays or marriage, because the
last time I checked, we swore on the Bible to uphold the Constitution,
not the other way around. — Derek O’Bar, Tracy
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