text: Catholic Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher, Australia, urges "No" vote on gay marriage plebiscite.  
  
  “The state has no business telling us who we should love and how, sexually or otherwise,” he said.  Exactly.  And, if you think about it, by allowing LGBT marriage the state IS getting out of the business of saying "who should love and how."  
  
  He also warned the faithful:  "How will we maintain a sense of who we are and what matters most to us when some others barely tolerate us or even vilify and bully us?”  I kid you not - he really said that he fears what has happened repeatedly to LGBT people, and which the Church has added to by labeling LGBT people as "intrinsically disordered" - he now fears could happen to people of faith, many of whom have shown they "barely tolerate", "vilify", and "bully" LGBT people.  
  
  He fears for people of faith:  "Some may lose their jobs, promotions, businesses, political careers.”  Well, honey, what goes around comes around.  
  
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