If you don’t think that the t-shirt was offensive, then why do you think they were not discriminated against? To those who don’t discriminate against gays, can the t-shirt possibly be offensive?

The park worker’s response was mildly offensive.

Not at all, which is why I don’t get why she was asked to turn it inside out.

Ehh, I wouldn’t have been offended. Honestly, I don’t think I would have given it a second thought..

I once saw someone wearing a backpatch of Satan and a nun engaging in sexual acts in Disneyland. I would give that guy some respect knuckles. So no, that wouldn’t be offensive to me.

On that people of walmart site, there was a picture of a guy with a shirt that flat out stated “Jesus is a cunt”. I was dying laughing.

I think the fact that the park employee asked for the shirt to be reversed because “it was a family park.” is mildly offensive. That reasoning sort of suggests that gay marriage is inappropriate for children to be exposed to. I disagree with that, there is nothing inappropriate about gay/lesbian families just because they are not the norm.

I didn’t find the shirt offensive, but I also didn’t see it as a shirt about marriage equality for gays either. Honestly, the statement “marriage is so gay” just reminded me of when I was younger and people would always say “that’s so gay” referring to things they didn’t like. As far as asking her to reverse it because of it being a family park, I think they overreacted a bit there, but I really don’t see it as a big deal.

I don’t find the tshirt offensive at all (I actually think it is clever play on words) and I think they overreacted when asking her to turn it inside out. I’d be interested to know what Dolly’s thoughts on this are seeing as she is a big gay icon herself!