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Originally Posted by jewels
I would agree with your statement as is. But I don't see it that black-and-white if it were my gay son being buried and protesters were yielding hateful signs before his grave. Don't I have the inalienable right to pursue happiness, which might include grieving in peace? Would you stand behind the same statement if it were your son?
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Well most cemeteries are private property, so no one can literally protest at the grave site. They are usually limited to protesting just outside (or across the street) from the graveyard.
and yes, I'd be pissed at them for disrupting a private ceremony, but my personal anger about it doesn't trump their constitutional right to be assholes