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Bruce Jenner Interview With Diane Sawyer

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Sorry but it's just how I feel. I believe if God made you a man then you're really committing a big sin by deciding to change your anatomy/hormones etc.

The whole thing is very disturbing to me and I don't think it deserves attention but because he's attached to Kim K and the rest of that disgusting brood he'll get the coverage and media attention.

People can think what they want of me but I think it's wrong and unnatural. I believe when God created me he created me in His image and that includes all my features (being male, gay, tall, and African American for example). Tomorrow I can wake up and say I feel like I'm a girl, white and straight but that doesn't change who I am fundamentally and what I came into this world as.

I fully support LBG rights but I can't support and I don't support transgender issues. That doesn't mean I hate them. I simply just don't buy it and prefer to leave it alone. That's my two cents and yes I know it may not be worth much

No disrespect but have you actually researched the topic of transgender people before arriving to this conclusion? Just curious that's all.
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God didnt make Nazis and Isis...they became Nazis and Isis on their own!!

If we're going to buy into this fantasy that there is some big white bearded man sitting on a cloud somewhere who made everything, then he did indeed make the hate and the thoughts that made Isis and Nazis. There is no such thing as on your own when we are all supposedly following God's plan. It was God's plan that Isis kills everyone or else there is no such thing as God's plan.

God made this, God made that....then God made Hitler too. God might think about staying out of the kitchen.

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If we're going to buy into this fantasy that there is some big white bearded man sitting on a cloud somewhere who made everything, then he did indeed make the hate and the thoughts that made Isis and Nazis. There is no such thing as on your own when we are all supposedly following God's plan. It was God's plan that Isis kills everyone or else there is no such thing as God's plan.

God made this, God made that....then God made Hitler too. God might think about staying out of the kitchen.

We don't agree often, but you are really nailing this one on the head. And so well put. Kudos to you, qfan!

The idea of gay people not supporting transgender people is crazy and baffling to me. But hey, who am I to judge.

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We don't agree often, but you are really nailing this one on the head. And so well put. Kudos to you, qfan!

The idea of gay people not supporting transgender people is crazy and baffling to me. But hey, who am I to judge.

I don't find it odd, except on religious grounds. That makes it so random to me. Otherwise, it doesn't surprise me at all. I'm with Q in that no one needs to agree. It took hundreds of years for people to agree that the Earth orbits the sun, but that disagreement didn't change the reality. Hell, neither did the eventual agreement, come to that.

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I don't find it odd, except on religious grounds. That makes it so random to me. Otherwise, it doesn't surprise me at all. I'm with Q in that no one needs to agree. It took hundreds of years for people to agree that the Earth orbits the sun, but that disagreement didn't change the reality. Hell, neither did the eventual agreement, come to that.

I should have clarified that. I, too, only find it odd on religious grounds. The largest argument of the (religious) gay population is that God made everyone exactly the way they are. So to hear a religious gay person say they don't believe that God made transgender people the way they are really confuses me. If we're getting technical, the Bible says the same about transgender people as it does about gay people, so how can we say "Well, he made one just the way they are…but the others are wrong!". I don't know, I just don't get it. I personally believe that God made all people exactly who and how they are and loves us all equally. But hey, I'm in no position to judge anyone on their beliefs. I'm just confused by them, I guess.

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People are born blind, deaf, horribly disfigured, missing limbs, conjoined to twins, intersex, et cetera. To say that G-d made them that way and they shouldn't seek to correct their conditions to find happier, more viable existence bringing them closer to their true selves would be disingenuous. One can maintain that G-d does not make mistakes while acknowledging that there's no testimony without a test. This is simply Bruce's journey.

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Am I the only one seeing the shade in her not naming herself Kaitlyn with a K?

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Yeah she does look good. Better and younger than Kris!

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