Bowser said:
Hmm, what is bisexuality? Is it love, genetic hard-wire, or something else?
What is homosexuality? What is heterosexuality? I think it's mainly all about love.
Bowser said:
If we were to assume that it is a natural condition, wouldn't it be reasonable to assume that a group union would be justified.
Yes, I think it would be reasonable.
Bowser said:
I just observed that one of the polls on another thread showed a larger number bisexuals than homersexuals.
Emphasis Âðelwulf's
What's a homersexual? Someone that's sexually attracted to Homer Simpson?
First it was "HS"; now it's "homersexual". Seriously, Bowser, please stop using euphamisms. It's annoying.
Bowser said:
Should bisexual foursums be allowed to adopt children?
Yes. They're no less capable of raising a child than a heterosexual couple. In fact, having four parents would probably be easier for a child. After all, there are more people that can work and be a source of income for the household, and there are more people to stay home and take care of the child. It's like a miniature village, and ya know it takes a village to raise a child.
Something to think about.
cosmictraveler said:
What I can't understand is that why don't gay people just live together and make up a will so that anything they want can go to the other person if they should die.
What is the real point of gays getting married after all unless the agenda is to adopt a young child? Marriage is only good for the children that are concieved during the marriage so that they can have proper papers telling them and others who they are and who brought them into this world. It is also to show possesion of material things so if a divorce happens the property will be divided up.
So what's the big deal about just living together wherever the gay couple want to and just not tell anyone for what right is of it of others who is living with whom?
Using this logic, we can conclude that marriage isn't necessary, and therefore, we can justly take away the right to marry
anyone at all.
. . .
I'm sure you wanna marry a girl, even if ya can do all of this and bypass the marriage altogether. You'd agree that getting married to a girl is an easier road than all of what ya described. Why, then, can't homosexuals take the easy road as well? Just kuz ya don't like the idea? Hmm?
CounslerCoffee said:
No, they don't have that right if they're single! If you're single you don't have any rights!
. . . :bugeye:
Please explain yerself, El Presidente.