Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Insta Scoop: Oyo Sotto Shares His Stand on Same-Sex Marriage

Image courtesy of Instagram: osotto

268 comments:

  1. May point sya. Hindi naman dahil uso eh kelangan ganun na rin dapat lahat. Nakaka pressure din para sa iba na di pa ready tanggapin ang same sex marriage

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    1. There should not be any pressure to begin with. If we don't, we don't. No one has the right to change your mind. I stand by what I believe in, I don't support same sex marriage.

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    2. Our Society strives to avoid Any possibility of offending anyone - except God. ---- Billy Graham

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    3. pak na pak comment mo teh!! totally agree!!

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    4. thank you Oyo
      we respect them same way that they should respect our beliefs
      but respecting them does not equate to conformity

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    5. TO COMMENTERS; would you rather be friends with the world and rebellious to God or An enemy of the world and a follower of God?

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    6. Korek. Exactly my thoughts.

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    7. Remember, Satan was the first to demand equal rights.

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    8. agree anon 12:46AM! I'm sorry my Lord Jesus for offending You!

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    9. Ang dami niyo pang sinasabi e kung di ayaw niyo manahimik na lang kayo!

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    10. Bakit kailangan naming manahimik 2:13?

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  2. Di ko din bet same sex marriage. Pero kung kaligayahan yun ng iba sige na - dd kenya

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    1. Its not about kaligayahan teh!! Educate yourself before commenting. The LAW is now allowing same sex marriage to be recognized because of so many restrictions same sex partners can & cant do without the proper law. For instance, ang partners na nagsama na parang mag asawa for so many years, built their dreams together, invested so much of their time & money together, pag isa namatay without the proper law, it will be a living h3ll for the person left behind. The law is legalizing the union of the same sex in order for them to have a proper place to the society. We cant compare the government's law to chruch's law. Church law is black & white while government's is rainbow. Its totally different.

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    2. Can you really separate the legal and the moral? I understand how hard it is or will be for people who are in same sex relationships. But our Family Code used teachings of the Church as one of its bases. For example, the ground of pyschological incapacity to declare a marriage void was taken from Church's teachings. How can you amend a law when the leg on which it stands on will be taken away? I dont think we're ready for same sex marriage.

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    3. then call it civil union...not marriage. The law of God should preceden the law of men.

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    4. masyado ka naman subjective pati comment ng iba pinupuna mo..oh di sya cge ikaw na ang matalino..

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    5. anonymous 2:03 the LAW can not saved you from the wrath of God and rainbow is created by God to remind Him that He will not destroy us by water.Read the Bible.Its all in there.

      All these so called freedom,security;equality etc are only temporal but how about our souls?How sure are we that we can continue beyond death the things we are dearly doing and having here on earth?

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    6. *in the society, pasensya na beks #CantHelpIt LOL LOL

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    7. eh bakit ko ieeducate ang sarili ko kung naiintindihan ko naman? anon 2:03 comment section ito, may opinyon ka may opinyon ako. kaya madaming taong di nagkakaintindihan eh. for example sa tulad mo makasabat na lang sa may kumento ng may kumento. away hanap mo eh! tse!

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    8. Mahirap kasi sa Pilipinas HINDI ALAM NG KARAMIHAN NA MAGKAIBA ANG GOVERNMENT'S LAW AT CHURCH'S LAW.

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  3. I share the same sentiment. Thanks for this

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  4. Me too. I have a lot of gay friends but I really dont support same sex marriage.

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    1. Nope. You're not friends with them.

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    2. 12:58 But Love corrects!

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    3. haha mas marunong pa si 12:58! kalokaaa! ikaw na ang expert sa social circle ni 12.16!

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    4. 12:58AM, so kung may kaibigan ka for example na nakikipagrelasyon sa may-asawa, at (assuming) tutol ka sa relasyon nila cahil nakakasira sya ng pamilya hindi ka na friend ng taong yun?! Lahat ba ng ginagawa, as in LAHAT, ng mga kaibigan mo sang-ayon ka? Wow ha! Ikaw ang HINDI TOTOONG KAIBIGAN kung ganun! Wala ka man lang malasakit sa kanila kasi.

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    5. 12:58 doesn't mean you aren't friends with them if you don't agree with same sex marriage. I have anlot of gay friends too pero hndi ko pa tlaga maintindhan or ma lunok. Legal union pa siguro mas madali tanggapin. Yun bang i recognize sila legally and receive same benefits ng mag asawa pero marriage is sacred and follows the bible hence my stand

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    6. Anon 12:58. It doesn't mean that if you share you friends' belief then you're not really friends with them. Harmonious and true friendship exists when regardless of your dissenting viewpoints you still choose to stay friends and respect each other. May we ponder more and open our minds. Have a great day!

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    7. How can u call yourself a "friend" if you deny your friends the same rights that you have?

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    8. Di porket friend mo lahat ng gusto nila aayunan mo. Minsan may mga differences sa views but it doesnt make the friendship lesser of quality

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    9. @1:44 yung nga mismo yun, wala naman dapat kinalaman talaga ang simbahan eh, civil right ang pinaguusapan dito.

      @12:16 I want to know why...

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    10. 12:58 check the people you surround yourself with
      are they you're real friends?

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    11. ok lang yon . batas naman sa states ang approved same sex marriage hindi sa pinas kaya wa epek sa friends mo sa pinas opinion mo.pero kung may gay friends ka sa states . civil na lang sila sa u kasi di naman affected pinas kuda ka pa ng kuda.

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    12. My friends understand me. I was very vocal to them that I do not support same sex marriage. They were not offended because they really know me.

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    13. 2:01 wow ha, pano ang women's rights? Dahil di kayo pareho ng kaibigan mong lalaki 'di na kayo magkaibigan? Pa'no kung may kaibigan kang pwd at di mo naeenjoy ang right niya to.discounted fare, di ka niya kaibigan? Wow lang ha. May mga rights kasi na hindi naman naaangkop o kailangan ng isa. Kung legal concerns.lang naman, okay lang naman na magpasa sila ng bagong law to allow some.rights of legally married couples pero tanggapin din sana at irespeto na ang marriage in the church is governed by God's laws, it will be a mockery and disrespect kung pipilitin ang mga Christians na tanggapin ito out of fear.

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    14. 2:01 how can my friends treat me as a friend when they dont respect my beliefs?

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    15. 1:44 am, love ur comment. Ako
      Din po.. I respect my frends, kung batas ang pag uusapan, cge tama lang yun.. Pero religion, we all know na walang ganon sa bible..

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    16. anon 2:01am dahil nga hindi sya tama sa paningin namin kaya ganon :)

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    17. Only people in authority can deny the LGBT community their rights, and I agree sa Pilipinas dapat ipasa nila yan. About church wedding, sorry pero hindi ako agree, there are rules to follow, kahit anong klase ng grupo, whether institution, family, friends, etc. Pero minsan these groups make adjustments to accommodate its members. For example, ang mga bakla at tomboy di naman bawal sa simbahan. Yung iba nagsusuot pa nga ng damit pambabae or pang lalaki. Bottom line is RESPECT BEGETS RESPECT

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    18. If your gay friend invited you to his/her wedding will you attend and share this moment with them?

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  5. Couldnt agree more!

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  6. I am not against same sex marriage but very well said.:)
    should respect each others views no matter how opposite it is.

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    1. Credit to the girl who posted this on fb

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    2. yeah... she's latina I think.. ginawan lang ng picture text :) nabasa ko na to sa page nya.. sana pala nascreen shot ko.. plagiarism oyo? hahaha joke lang

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  7. Don't like Oyo but I totally agree with him.

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    1. Bat ayaw mo na naman sya? May ginawa ba syang masama sayo? Eh ikaw ba gusto nya. Sinabi mo na lang sana, 'i'm not a fan'.

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    2. I don't agree with you both!

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  8. Ok ka OYO.

    But here's one simple argument for u.


    When a gay gets hospitalized and being treated in ICU,
    the gay-partner cant come in the room (even though patient is dying, even though they've been together for 17 years),
    because the gay-partner is not family.Because they are not married.


    That's the justice, and fairness you are supporting OYO.

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  9. Denying your friends the same rights you enjoy is not friendship.

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    1. hau naku kitid mo

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    2. He's not denying them their legal rights, he's only affirming his personal and religious views. Denying him the right to have that views would not be friendship either.

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    3. So feeling api ka na naman. Be strong and fight for what you believe in. You do not my validation in this aspect and we can still be friends even if our beliefs do not completely coincide. Grow up!

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    4. korek.... at ang mga bible thumpers eh mahilig naman magcherry pick kung ano pang sa bible ang susundin nila. isa sa pinakahate ni God according to the Bible ay gossiping and fiery tongues pero kita mo naman ang ganap ng karamihan sa mga ipokrita dito! Pweh!

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    5. Teh, marriage equality is a CIVIL right and not a religious one. Gets mo ba ang difference nun? Besides, sa America and other countries pa lang may marriage equality, wala pa sa Pilipinas noh.

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    6. Tama! Close minded who can't accept equal rights. Makes me angry.

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    7. forcing your alternate views is not friendship either.

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    8. He's not denying the friend the rights granted by the laws of the land. He just does not support it because of his religious beliefs.

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    9. Yes!!! Finally!

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    10. I would have to agree with you anon 12:24

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    11. Playing the friendship card?

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    12. Ang kitid ng utak. Gays in the US were given their civil rights, pero sa religion hindi talaga. Wag nyo ipagsiksikan. Kung nao-offend kayo, nao-offend din kami. May karapatan din kami no! Di lang kayo ang tao. Remember, the right of a person ends when the right of another begins.

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    13. one way street pala ang magkaron ng opinion? kung gusto niyong respetuhin kayo, rumespeto rin kayo ng ibang opinion anon 12.24 12.44 12.56 (bible thumper na agad may ibang opinion lang?) 12.59

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    14. What 1:03 said

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    15. 1:32 Oo Bible thumper talaga dahil diba laging Bible ang ipinaglalaban ng mga against sex marriage? Na kesyo according sa Bible daw eh masama ito? According sa Bible masama rin ang annulment, divorce, pagpapatattoo. According din sa Bible tuwing nagkakasala ka eh magsacrifice ka ng hayop na naaayon sa laki ng kasalanan mo. According din sa Bible eh ang slavery ay okay lang. AT HIGIT SA LAHAT, according sa Bible ay ayaw na ayaw ni God ang mga mahilig sa chismis. E pero anong ginagawa natin dito? Diba nagchichismisan? Kaya wag na magpakaipokrito, kung iquoquote nyo ang Bible siguraduhin ninyo kaya niyong panindigan at sundin lahat ng utos ni Lord, hindi iyong namimili kayo kung ano lang yung gusto niyong sundin.

      Pinaglalaban niyo na respetuhin ang opinyon niyo, e opinyon lang yan. Ang karapatang pangtao ng iba na magmahal at maikasal sa taong gusto nila, ayaw niyong respetuhin.

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    16. Agree that civil laws are different from church laws. How can.you say that we are all equal in the eyes of the law of.the republic if not all are accorded the same rights and protection. There is also a portion of the Constitution stating there is separation of church and state. The state has no right to.infringe on religious groups and vice versa. And if you truly want to.protest, then don't get married to a gay.person. Walang pipilit

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    17. CRHUE! LOVE THIS COMMENT! SUPER CHRUE!

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    18. 12:49 the right to have an opinion is guaranteed by the constitution, however the right to be respected for your opinion is earned, never bestowed. Oyo was never denied of his right to have an opinion, nakapagpost nga siya eh. But Oyo should be held accountable for what he said given the fact that he is a public figure who uses his popularity to air his views.

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  10. Nothing's wrong about his post, that's his beliefs kaya RESPETO na din lang.

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  11. pero kung magkaibigan tayo Oyo at bading ako at mabasa ko yang ganyan e nakaka offend. Kahit sabihin mo pang you respect me e masakit makabasa ng ganito galing sa kaibigan :(

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    1. mas nakaka offend ang ginagawa mong pang aagaw ng lakas

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    2. bakit tayo matatakot sa tao na na offend natin sila? ang dapat nating katakutan ay ang galit ng DIYOS at kung na offend natin SIYA

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    3. Sensitive ka lng masyado beks

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    4. couldn't agree more.. i'm his friend.. i'm gay.. and i got offended with his post.

      - L.M.

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    5. I bet he respects your opinion about same sex marriage .. Respect na lang din natin opinion nating lahat. At the end of the day magkakaiba pa rin tayo ng views sa life. Thats the truth

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    6. 1:14 Mas naoffend si Lord sa pag ostracize mo sa LGBT teh. Unang una sa lahat hindi naman tinigil ang traditional wedding. Civil right po ito, at may separation of church and state SUPPOSEDLY. Hindi naman tinanggap ng Church so be it, pero legally, they can marry. Rigid hypocrites.

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    7. Very well-said Anonymous June 30, 2015 at 1:14 AM! Ok lang kung magalit tao sa akin, wag lang si Lord na nag-set ng commands na iyon... But that doesn't mean na I hate gays or I'm not friends with them... I love them, it's just for me, wrong is wrong.

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  12. Sensible point of view.

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  13. this is my stand as well. i can tolerate, but i do not accept same-sex marriage. do what you want with your life, but you don't need me to support it.

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    1. Yah you are not supporting lgbt's right to be equal to you, eventhough they contributed to the community, fought for the country, paid high taxes as well.

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  14. tama naman si oyo sotto if you have the right to voice out what is in your mind heart as LGBT we Christian Catholics or any religion ,as a person has a right as well to voice out our opinion regarding same sex marriage ,iam not agree with that by it doesn't mean I judging ,bashing you who and what you are , I got friend,relatives who are LGBT .din ,then Hindi ibig sabihin pwede SA America gagayahin natin ,iba Pa rin kultura at tradition at paniniwala ng mga pinoy .

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  15. Talagang hindi ayon sa biblia. Kaya nga may marriage of opposite sex to pro-create. Paano mag pro-create ang same sex aber? Bakit ba kailangan pang mag pakasal ang parehong gender? Wala naman nag babawal sa kanilang mag sama? Haay talaga, ang gulo na ng mundo ngayon. Lahat kailangan politically correct. Kaya ang daming kalamidad nangyayari sa mundo . Opinion ito hah, lahat ng tao may karapatan mag sabi ng nasa loobin maski sino lalo sa ganitong klaseng usapan.

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    1. Baks, dapat hindi din pwedeng ikasal ang mga straight couple na baog kasi hindi din sila makapag-procreate, di ba?

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  16. Mga kapwa ko LGBT, be reasonable. The Christian faith teaches people like Oyo that this is indeed a sin.
    We can argue to the high heavens against this, pero that is still their belief. We can argue various interpretations of the Bible, pero at the end yun talaga ang belief nila. If we want to be respected, let's respect their belief as well. Wagna tayong OA. Them not agreeing with marriage equality (that's how we should be calling it and not "same sex marriage") is NOT stopping us from being with the ones we love.
    Let them with their beliefs, and they should in turn leave us alone with ours. We are all entitled to our own opinions (no matter how medieval and asinine like homophobia). That's it. Live and let live na lang tayo at wagna makipag-warlahan pa nang wala sa lugar.

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    1. Amen sister! Let's respect the others who doesn't share the same beliefs with the LGBT. Lawakan po nating ang ating pag iisip at pag unawa. Igalang po natin ang kanya kanyang opinyon ng iba. :)

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    2. tama ka te.. girl ako pero agree ako sa comment mo :) well said.. bravo!!!

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    3. This is the best comment ever coming from an open minded and educated LGBT member! Kudos! :)

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    4. I applaud you, you have my respect because you gave those who differ from your opinion the same amount of respect, ganyan dapat.

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  17. Sorry but this is totally against the biblical laws!!!

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    1. Which one? Depriving your fellowmen of the same rights you enjoy? Tumf*ck!

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  18. I have gay friends and our beliefs was never an issue. To begin with, ang tunay na magkaibigan may respeto sa isa't-isa. Hindi kailangang 'in your face' talaga at ipagpilitan na i-adopt kung ano belief ng bawa't-isa, gaano man kalayo ang pagkakaiba. Tulad niyan, kahit bitayin ako patiwarik, hindi ako talaga pabor sa same sex marriage. Does that make me a lesser friend? I don't think so. It's the same way with my gay friends. I-firing squad man sila, hindi sila magiging straight because that's how they are. Does that make them a lesser person? Definitely not. Ang hirap kasi sa iba... porke uso, kailangan sumunod din tayo. Hindi dapat ganun.

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  19. Personally, I still prefer that same-sex marriage is not accepted 100%. Kasi if everyone just blindly agrees with us, we don't have a counterpoint eh, and that might lead to avarice and arrogance on the part of LGBT. Aminin natin mga kumare, marami satin eh feeling superior na agad at feeling eh deserve ng preferential treatment kesyo LGBT tayo at "in" tayo ngayon. Marami satin eh gusto i-insist ang paniniwala natin sa ibang tao (I'd like to name certain pontificating members of the LGBT pero I think y'all are intelligent enough to know who they are). Discourse is part of growth, and everyone not blindly following the same mindset is part of what makes the human race diverse and beautiful.

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    1. AGREE. Dapat naman talaga hindi lang iisa ang perspective na nag eexist sa mundo.

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  20. Thanks someone brave enough to post this.marami magagalit sa kanya but he stood his ground.

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  21. "Every color, every hue is represented by me and you" ikanga. Let's embody na lang the ideals of the rainbow instead of trying to be as didactic as the other side. The more you try to poke and prod kasi conservatives, the more defensive they'd get. So let them be. And hopefully, they'd do the same to us.

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  22. If you dont believe in SSM then don't do it, but you don't have any right to impose it on others. People did not disagree with you when you get married your divorced/annuled wife. What would you feel if people will voice out and use the word of the bible against your wife?

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    1. Personal na ang atake mo ateng! At least sila hindi pareho ng gender! Magpilosopohan na lang tayo!

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  23. True! Respect begets respect...

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  24. Saw this on fb. On point. The girl who posted this, who wrote this is on point. I share the same thoughts. We all have gay friends, we respect them but we still believe on the sanctity of marriage between a husband and wife. For a celeb to post this, what a huge deal of courage. I am not discriminating, I respect gays, it is called a different opinion which we all have.

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  25. Someone should point out the separation of church and state. And those who are pro sex marriage is after its civil recognition and all the laws and rights it comes with. Not for once did the pro said it's all about the religion bible and your religious beliefs. If you don't understand what this is all about better stfu bec you either sound arrogant or stupid.

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    1. THIS! I wish you could be the top comment or something. At sana may Filipino translation para mas malinaw sa madla.

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    2. isang malaking check. sa States pa to hindi sa Pinas dami ng nega . ipaglaban muna nila magkaroon ng Divorce sa Pinas . daming magkahiwalay na gusto ng lumigaya. pinas lang bansang walang divorce.

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  26. Ewan ko parang ang logic niyon e "friends tayo ha heto may Fita ako one for you two for me, one for you two for me" LOL

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    1. Sadyang iba lang ang paniniwala niya at ayos lang 'yon. Again hindi niya sinusuportahan, but at the same time he is not condemning it. Palawakin ang utak.

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    2. haha, so ang thinking ni 1257 ay limited sa Fita

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  27. Saying you're friends with gays/lesbians but wanting less for them is not friendship. Interference in other people's lives is bigotry and the fact that it is religiously motivated does not make any less so. Kbye.

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    1. It is not turning back from your friends but merely making a stand for what you believe in. A bigot refuses to accept and tolerate opinions differing from his own. Oyo is not a bigot because he respects the LGBT marriage. Hindi lahat tayo pare pareho ang pananaw. Salamat po :)

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    2. He may not agree but he respects it. I am pro LGBT and I support gay marriage. Pero eto lang ibang ayaw ko sa pro LGBT, na pag may ibang nagdisagree eh masama na kagad ang tingin. Hindi ba pwedeng may ibang opinyon lang? Kung nirerespeto naman nila kahit disagree sila eh, what is there to hate?

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  28. It's an obnoxious and hypocrite way kind of thinking but I understand some people don't just have the ability to think out of the box. You call them your friends but you can't accept for them to have equal rights as you? What kind of friendship is that?

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    1. Hindi po yun thinking out of the box. Pinaninidigan lang po niyanang kanyang paniniwala. Ngayon kung ayaw ng kaibigan mo sa paniniwala at pinilit mo siya,
      Iyan ay hindi tunay na pagkakaibigan. Naging puppet mo siya. Bukas na isip at respeto sa isa't isa ang kailangan nating lahat

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    2. @1:58 Ang tunay na kaibigan ay ang pagsasantabi mo muna ng pangsariling interes at paniniwala para unahing itaguyod ang karapatan at kapakanan ng iba upang magkaroon sila ng maayos na buhaydito sa lupa at hayaan na lang na ang Diyos mismo ang humusga sa kanila pagdating ng tamang panahon dahil walang nakakaalam sa tunay Niyang magiging pasya, walang sinuman.

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    3. Yung paniniwala po ni Oyo may basehan. Naka-base sa Bible.

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    4. Kitid mo anon 1:58. Kaya I don't have faith in religion kasi it's hypocrite. Hello millenial age na noh?? Pare parehas tayo Tao. We all have rights to do what makes us happy as long as we are not hurting anybody.

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  29. hindi naman po kasi sa simbahan ikakasal, kaya ano namang kinalaman niyan? civil unions po ito, para magkaroon ng pantay na karapatan ang mag-partners sa mga hetero relationships. gobyerno po ang recognizing body dito, hindi ang simbahan. inappropriate kasi ng simbahan ang idea ng kasal eh bago pa naman nagkaroon ng kristiyanismo practiced na ang kasal, kaya akala tuloy ng marami exclusive yan sa simbahan. pls feed your minds.

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    1. SANA NAKA-ALL CAPS ANG COMMENT MO GAYA NITO PARA MALINAW PA SA KANILA. Check na check ka dyan'

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  30. I totally agree with Oyo.

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    1. Oyo Sotto is a brave soul. I applaud him for that.

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  31. I am against it. I don't accept it. But I can tolerate. Let's just coexist happily.

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    1. This. I am pro LGBT but I understand Oyo's statement pretty well. Ang dami lang dito na hindi makaintindi. Gusto silang respetuhin pero hindi naman kaya respetuhin ang beliefs ng mga relihiyoso. Tsk.

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  32. ok you love us pero ayaw mo kami maging masaya, o magkaron ng basic right sa pagkakaron ng legal partner? sinabi ba namin sa simbahan kami sisiksik?

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    1. Palawakin mo naman ang utak mo Neng. Wala naman siyang sinasabi na ganun. Don't expect everyone to agree with the LGBT's stand. For the world to agree 100% on something that's so controversial, is next to impossible.

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  33. You cannot say you respect your friend and deny him the right you enjoy in the same breath. Whats so different between you and your friend? Stripped of everything else, both of you are persons. You are both equal. Why would you deny a fundamental right to someone your equal? That would mean, you don't see him as your equal at all. You see him/her as something else. You might see him as a second class citizen? An oddity? What a hypocrite.

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    1. Teh, paulit-ulit ka naman nyang "denying the rights" keme. Marriage equality is a CIVIL right, not a religious one. Try mong alamin ang pagkakaiba bago ka umatungal dyan at maghumiyaw na aping api ka nanaman achuchuchu

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    2. 1:15 at 1:59 pareho kayo ng pinaglalaban, nalito ako sa inyo, haha.

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    3. Hello! Bestfriend ko lesbian pero alam nya na di ako sang ayon sa same sex marriage pero walang problema sa kanya paniniwala ko dahil malawak sya mag isip. Mga makikitid na lgbt lang ang nag rereact ng negatibo. Gusto tanggapin yang di katanggap tanggap ng buong buo!

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  34. Laying down with your fellow man is against the Bible, yes, pero so is pre-marital sex, eating shellfish, eating blood (i.e. dinuguan), having tattoos, etc. pero that's not stopping bigots from breaking said laws now, does it? It's funny how the religious just cherry pick which laws to follow and which laws to ignore in the Bible.

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    1. People are bound to make mistakes, that's part of being human, but no one among us is above the laws of God. To admit one's sin and avoid it is wise. You cannot justify a sin or mistake just because (1) it has been legalized (2) ginagawa na ng nakararami (3) marami pang ibang kasalanan dyan (4) equal rights... etc.

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    2. @2:36 ang problema kasi ginagawa mong laws of god mo ang same-sex marriage eh hindi naman yun ang gusto mangyari, civil right po ang usapan. Ang point ni 1:23 kung lahat ng civil rights ay base sa laws of god edi sana lahat ng minention niya na kasalanan may kaakibat na batas na pwede mo ikakulong.

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    3. Everyone sins, you cannot use that as a moral ground to justify same sex marriage. A union is on a higher ground, it is a sanctity. A man and a woman, that's why there's distinction in physical attributes that coexist when united. Yes, there is respect, the bible talks about respect but the bible is firm on marriage between a man and a woman. Insist all you like, there is a Judge above that oversees everything.

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    4. Eh huwag kang mag SSM 2:36 problema ba yun? Whatever you said is according to your beliefs and religion how about the beliefs of others naisip mo ba na baka iba ang paniniwala nila?

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    5. Anon 1:23AM, para ka namang nag-sself pity niyan... Di porque sinabi ni Oyo un eh feeling "malinis" na siya sa LGBT o sa lahat, LAHAT PO SINNERS FYI, que LGBT ka man o straight o anong ethnicity or age and all, LAHAT SINNERS at kapag di nag-REPENT sa kasalanan (be it adultery, stealing, slander, gossip, murder, hate, etc.) eh walang kawala sa judgement ni Lord.

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    6. Anon 1:23AM, para ka namang nag-sself pity niyan... Di porque sinabi ni Oyo un eh feeling "malinis" na siya sa LGBT o sa lahat, LAHAT PO SINNERS FYI, que LGBT ka man o straight o anong ethnicity or age and all, LAHAT SINNERS at kapag di nag-REPENT sa kasalanan (be it adultery, stealing, slander, gossip, murder, hate, etc.) eh walang kawala sa judgement ni Lord.

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    7. This is not about the Bible or any religion. It's about a civil/human right.

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  35. My views as well. Too bad I am not as brave as Oyo to voice this out in public, mahirap nang ma-label na bigot!

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  36. so why is same-sex marriage so threatening to you guys. You can still marry whoever you want. You can still believe whoever God you believed in. This does not affect you - period. What we all need is respect for diversity. Whether it be religion, gender, race etc. Don't push your beliefs to others, Certainly the U.S. does not push their legal system to you.

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    1. tama kaloka maka react mga tao affected much

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  37. Ang kasal ay hindi exclusive sa mga relihiyon ninyo. May separation ang church and state, kaya don't drag your religion into this.

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    1. Marriage is cndidered to be a holy sacrament.it is God sho binds the couple as one. Thats y the church is the msin instrument for marrage and not the state.Eh di lhat nlng ng tao mgpkasal ky mayor o kay kapitan o cno nan nktambay s kalye!
      Let us not distort what is written in the and what God ask us to do.
      I salute oyo gor being brave rnough to post this kht lam nya mdmi mggslit s knya..lslo n s showbiz!

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    2. We cant just not drag religion into the whole issue when our laws, specifically the Family Code use religious teachings as one of its bases.

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    3. That's difficult to do in an environment where you grew up in religion. Even the teachings of our parents are based on the teachings of God. But what's important is respecting each other's opinion even if it opposes ours.

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  38. same sex marriage will give lgbt the equal rights like straight married family has karapatan sa mga bagay bagay at sa mga anak nila which the society denied them coz walang legality sa pagsasama nila specially sa pinas sobra ang descrimination againts lgbt. Nagsasama naman na sila sa iisang bubong why not let them have the equal rights habang nasa earth sila. Si God na ang bahala pagdating ng panahon. As per dun sa post it would be a lie kung hindi mo sila ma support 100%. You may be a christian pero gaano ba ka deep ang relasyon mo kay God para intindihin ang pagmamahal niya sa tao na pag nag face to face na kay God kung lgbt ka sabihin niya sa iyo you are an exemption to the rule kase mabuti kang tao sa kapwa sa kanya at tatanggapin ka niya sa heaven.

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    1. Wag kang gumawa ng sarili mong law or bibliya..

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    2. @2:25 may point siya kaya. - "Nagsasama naman na sila sa iisang bubong why not let them have the equal rights habang nasa earth sila. Si God na ang bahala pagdating ng panahon." - AGREE!

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    3. Hi anon 1:45 and how sure are you that God wants us to accept this kind of marriage?

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  39. Ano pinagkaiba ng pagiging bakla or tomboy sa pre-marital sex? Parehong ipinagbabawal yan dahil masama At labag sa ipinag-uutos nung nasa itaas. Although my point c oyo still hindi cya pwede mag-malinis kung nag-pre-marital sex cla ni Kristine.

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    1. I don't think nagmamalinis siya. He doesn't support it but he doesn't condemn it at the same time. Kahit iba iba opinyon at paniniwala basta nirerespeto parin ang bawat isa, keri na yun.

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    2. Labo mo tsong! Kailan naging issue sa civil state ang pre marital sex?

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    3. @2:23 exactly the point, hindi issue ang premarital sex sa civil state kahit ipinagbabawal sa bible, and yet pagdating sa same-sex marriage iba? so mamimili tayo ng gusto nating sundin, ganoin?

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    4. Civil state? Ano kinalaman ng civics state sa comment nung nasa itaas? Gamitin ang coconut shell pwede!

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    5. Anon 1:48 - Have you spoken with the "nung nasa itaas." When? How? Tell me.

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  40. He has a point. Respect each other's opinion/beliefs. You don't do to others what you do not want others do to you.

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  41. Oyo matanong nga kita ano ba reason why nagpakasal kayo ni Kristine? I bet they are all beautiful reasons bagamat yun din ang reason ng lgbt why they want to get married also, bakit natin ipagkait? Di naman makaka apekto sa atin yan we can still practice the word of God and follow his lead.

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    1. Follow His lead? teh sa umpisa pa lang kung ipinaglalaban mo na ang SSM, you are not following His lead na.

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    2. Oyo is simply practicing the word of God through this post. Napakalinaw ng word of God when it comes to relationships - sex should be between a married man and woman, and marriage is between a man and a woman. Hindi niya pinagkakait. Ineexpress lang niya kung ano ang faith niya. We cant just choose which bible verses to follow.

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  42. God's law over human law. I respect gays but I have utmost respect to what God has decreed.

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  43. oyo, sabihan mo si bossing, ninong ata sa ceremony ni aiza hahaha

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  44. I agree with Oyo but I dont have the courage to come out and voice my opinion
    Does that make me a closeted bigot ?

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  45. Why is everyone in the Philippines are up in arms with the Marriage Equality in the US? Can you all please wake up that this law does not affect anyone of you? The Philippines does not have any laws protecting LGBT rights! Gets nyo? And please, DO NOT EVEN PREACH THE BIBLE and your Christian beliefs because the law does not have anything to do with religion! It is a law giving civil rights and equality same as hetero couples to have the same benefits! Daming kuda sa Philippines di naman kayo taga US!

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  46. He was not denying anybody about their right..he is simply saying what he believes in...there's a huge difference there...you cannot judge him for what he believes same as he cannot judge and was not judging anybody...ang hirap kasi sa iba, gusto lahat tanggapin kung ano uso...pwede ba..kanya kanya tayong paniniwala at gusto...subukan nyong ipagpilitan sa mga strict muslim yang sinasabi nyong paniniwala nyo tignan nyo mangyayari...ang hirap kasi porket christian pwede ng tapaktapakan at ijudge..try nyo ijudge mga muslim kundi gera mangyayari...double standards ang iba kasi...let Oyo express his beliefs...wala naman syang binabastos.

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  47. I don't know why Pinoys are reacting if not overreacting to the same-sex marriage. This federal law only applies to 50 states in the United States, and does not apply to Philippines. And Philippines is not one of those 50 states. So what is this whole drama all about?

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    1. Natumbok mo! Nung isang araw pa ako nagtataka bakit biglang nagkadrama ang pinas sa ganyang issue. USA lang yun hindi buong mundo..

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    2. hahahaha! same sentiments here...daming nakikisakay sa bandwagon

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    3. Ex-freaking-actly.

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  48. to the LGBT community, we dont mean to offend. But I think what most of us here try to say is that: we're not ready for same sex marriage yet. Our Catholic orientation points us to that.

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  49. The important word is .... RESPECT. You may have opposing views but learn to accept each other's stand. Don't preach, don't insult, don't bully. And don't label the other side as insensitive and lacking in compassion and understanding just because he has a different belief from you. We are humans that's why we think. And that's why we have different opinions. We are not robots who all think in the same way.

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  50. YES, you think they deserve LESS than what you deserve.

    Oyo, that doesn't make you their friend.

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  51. I'm a Roman Catholic and I still find it difficult to accept same sex marriage. Pero nirerespeto ko ang desisyon ng SCOTUS. I am exercising my right to have my own opinion on this issue. I am not forcing other people to agree with me.

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  52. It's legalize their rights and union. Wala namn hinihingi na church blessing. Wag kayo masyado matense.

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  53. Oyo has a point. Respeto lang. Thank you for this post. Im sure maraming Christians na may gay friends ang naging conflicted sa issue.

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  54. agree on the message of Oyo here!

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  55. guys watch The Harbinger, it is said that America was dedicated to our Lord before, pero sa nangyayari ngayon, may judgement si Lord sa kanila

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  56. Proverbs 27:5: "An open rebuke is better than hidden love!" (NLT)

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  57. Proverbs 27:5: "An open rebuke is better than hidden love!" (NLT)

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  58. good thing he doesn't live in the u.s. because this is a close case. it's just marriage now, no same-sex, or man and woman. just marriage! separation of church and state.

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  59. Hindi sang ayon kc di sya ganun. Kung sakali sya ung nasa lugar ng mga lgbt hindi b nya papangarapin n ikasal? Na tanggapin ng society as equal? Ilagay kc natin ang sarili natin s iba baka sakali maramdaman natin nararamdaman nila. Mamamatay ba tayo kung magpapakasal ang parehong babae o parehong lalaki? Mababawasan ba pagkatao natin kung ganun ang mangyari. May kapatid akong bakla so if ever mag decide sya magpakasal ok lang un s akin kc d ko naman mabibigay ang kaligayahan nya. Dapat b pag lgbt eh mag solo n lang s buhay. Maaaring mali according s bible pero bakit b nagkaroon ng lgbt. San ba sila galing? Sino ba ang gumawa s kanila? Hindi ba ang Diyos? Pag lgbt ba si satanas na ang lumikha s kanila?

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  60. After reading all the comments here, and summary lang ay... kung puwedeng mag sin ang straight, bakit hindi puwedeng mag sin ang LGBT? Both sinners naman ang straight at LGBT so bakit nag mamalis ang isat isa? Let's all live in SIN!

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  61. You are righ Oyo. Let's respect each other. Marriage is designed only for a man and woman - no in betweens and no to the confused.

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  62. lahat tayo may opinion,May mga stand pero hindi puede sabhin na lets separate the church to the state Dahil lahat yan ay sa Diyos may Binigay siya leader para ilead tayo may binigay siya preacher to remind us lahat yan sa Diyos..sino talaga may ari ng mundo? Si God if ikaw nag serve ka sa king or kilala bansa susuwayin mo ba siya? Si God king of all kings..mataas siya kanino man leader dito sa mundo ito..ask Ko lang agree ba si God sa same sex marriage? Huwag natin kalimutan ano ba stand ng Panginoon dyan it's not our belief or what we fighting for its how to please God..hindi na man siya gagawa ng law na makasira natin..lahat tayo haharap sa kanya hindi iportante kung ano sasabhin ng tao sayo ang iportante ang sasabhin Niya sayo...

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  63. Parelevant kc lagi mga pinoy..
    nag iingay..baka daw kc may makabasa at magpasa din sa senado to legalize same sex marriage here..

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    1. Legalize divorce and enough with this annulment bs

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  64. Respect the opinion and belief of others. ang gusto ng iba dito, one way respect lang. You want to be respected but you don't want to respect what others believe....

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  65. Parang ganito lang yan guys, meron tayong friend na nag-cheat sa asawa, although di tayo approve sa ginagawa nila eh still friend pa rin natin sila, we don't condemn them pero ayaw nating nung ginagawa niyang un... Parang ganon...

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  66. Labo ng mga tao. Yes let's respect each other. But please. Marriage equality is civil naman hindi sa church! You do not condemn lgbt pero nagwewelga at nangingialam kayo para sa equal rights nila? Wow! Sobrang labo. Hindi nila pinapakialaman ang beliefs nyo kaya please wag nyo isaksak sa baga nila ang beliefs nyo!

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  67. I don't get these people who is against gay marriage because of religious/moral reasons. Hindi naman sila sa church niyo magpapakasal. Morally wrong pa kayong nalalaman. Ilang milyong straight christians kaya are having pre marital sex? Does it make it okay because in the end meron silang choice magpakasal? Mga ipokrito

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  68. You religious belief is yours alone and you can't use it to deny people their equal rights and civil rights. You do not have that right because you are not the law.

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  69. mga utak tungaw! This same sex marriage eh hindi about your religion. this is about the privilege na dapat nabibigay sa lahat mapa lalaki, babae, bakla or tomboy ka man. uulitin ko, LAW ito at hindi about sa religion nyo. Walang mababago sa klase ng religion meron kayo kaya itigil nyo ang kakakuda nyo.

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