Homosexaul Rights

Whats Your Views On Homosexual Rights?

  • They have the same rights as everyone else (Marrige, Socialy Accepted, Church Jobs ect.)

    Votes: 20 66.7%
  • I dont care what they do, but they dont have the right to get married or work at my chruch

    Votes: 4 13.3%
  • It should be illegal

    Votes: 1 3.3%
  • I believe marrige is between a man and a women, but I dont care if they get 'joined in union'

    Votes: 5 16.7%

  • Total voters
    30
its simple, there cant be any decline or incline from gay parenting...simple because the babies are contributed by heterosexuals to these other parents. The heterosexual couple, the proper gender role pave to the future of the next generation and thus influence their behavior.

I was asking for evidence, not more of your blatant stupidity. Go somewhere else and play and let the adults have a conversation.

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1. What ever is done between two are more consenting adults of mentally independent minds (not coursed or brainwashed) is their god dam business and no ones else!!! They can do whatever ogres, kink sex, etc they want, heck I'm willing to allow a person to go ahead and die of snuff sex and not charge that persons partner(s) if that person is proven to have been of sound mind (greatly unlikely!)

2. Gays should be allowed to get a marriage recognized by the state (which is all that matters) but no church should be forced to give that marriage. So they go to the courts sign a few documents, *boom* married, sure its not a glamorous as a wedding but what can be done most priests are pedophiliac assholes anyways. I'm also willing to allow multiple partner marriages as long as all partners can prove they are doing so out of sound mind without being coursed (also unlikely as I would include belief that placement in afterlife is depended on polygamy as brainwashed)

3. Employment in the economic work place or government shalt not forbid people based on gender, race, religion or sexual preference, now that does not forbid a non-profit organizations like a church from enacting their bigotry, they are neither government nor private employer.

4. People can hate others as long as they do so without committing crimes of violence or slander, so homophobes can go off in to their anti-gay circle jerks wishing they could come out of the closet, and no one should give a dam!

As for the religious argument: Religion should not dictate what secular societies do, if we want to pretend we are secular then we should act like it.

As for the women need special care argument: Women commit spousal abuse just as much as men Women commit sexual abuse of children at equivalent rates as men if we account for how under-reported it is. Women commit child abuse and neglect just as much as men. Women are granted custody more often probably because of erroneous sexual stereotypes opposite to the above fact still being believed by the judges and by the plaintiffs them selves.

As for gays and adoption: There is no evidence gays can't raise children to be functional adults or not abuse those children at rates any greater the heterosexuals do. So I see nothing against gays raising kids.

As for the case of eunichs: Some people are fucking crazy live with it. *yeah don't click on that its a trap!*
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It's not that...it's just that you said it yourself: aside from the love aspect (and love isn't "crap"), the benefits to marriage are all contractual and legal and propertarian. These benefits can be enjoyed by people in Civil Unions, though. So there is no need to let them marry.

Civil Unions already let them enjoy the benefits of being recognized as a couple. So why is marriage necessary?

Then why not restrict all citizens to Civil Unions?

I oppose marriage because marriage isn't a government thing.....it's a ceremony and tradition, and a religious one at that. So it'd be quite rude of the government to tell the people that their traditions don't matter. Let the Church decide whom they want to marry. Civil Unions are fine for legalities and properties.

I agree completely that no religious institution should be forced to perform or recognize a marriage that it doesn't agree with. If the Episcopalian church, for example, decides that same-sex marriages are fine and is willing to perform them, it's fine with me.

Being raised by a gay couple could have side effects...you'll probably be exposed to homosexuality and be raised thinking that it's okay (not that I'm saying it isn't, but you need to learn about your own place too, being a man or a woman).

If you truly believe that there's nothing wrong with homosexuality, having children "exposed" to it shouldn't be any different than them being "exposed" to the heterosexuality found in most homes. Right?
 
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I'll buy that for a dollar ... or something

Acid Cowboy said:

Then why not restrict all citizens to Civil Unions?

I, for one, would accept that outcome. Whatever we come up with, equality is the ultimate goal.
 
*Sighs* will you ever move to that cave in sudan where you can have your "freedom"?

Why are you still acting stupid? I never said Sudan was freedom.

Your idea of freedom is anarchy. No, I do think we ought to have government........albeit limited government.
 
Why are you still acting stupid? I never said Sudan was freedom.

Your idea of freedom is anarchy. No, I do think we ought to have government........albeit limited government.

Which is to say, limited freedom.

So what's the goal again?

Prosperity, perhaps? Order?

Happiness?
 
Then why not restrict all citizens to Civil Unions?

Or rather, get the government out of the marriage business altogether, and instead replace it with "civil union."

Churchs can continue to marry whoever they want to marry; likewise individuals, for that matter. But these would not be linked to any kind of government-recognized status: that would be civil unions.

Seems like a simple solution. But the religions will never go for it, because it diminishes their power over the state and so society.
 
Or rather, get the government out of the marriage business altogether, and instead replace it with "civil union."

Churchs can continue to marry whoever they want to marry; likewise individuals, for that matter
I actually like this idea.
Which is to say, limited freedom.

So what's the goal again?

Prosperity, perhaps? Order?

Happiness?

Limited government means more freedom.

"Any government that is big enough to give you anything you want is big enough to take everything you have" - Thomas Jefferson.

The government's job is to protect the environment in which you can prosper.......but it is NOT to hand you success and handouts. You have to earn those on your own. If you want freedom, you need to accept the risk of poverty, failure, and independence.......if you aren't ready to accept those risks, then you will never truly be free because you will always be regulated by "Big Brother".

Yes, sometimes freedom is scary.....but I still prefer it.
 
Can't have both what? Marriages and civil unions?

Freedom and [forced] equality.

As for marriage and civil unions, I actually like quadraphonics's idea. The government can recognize legally-bound couples as "civil unions", and "marriage", being already just a ceremony and tradition, can just be up to the Church.
 
Limited government means more freedom.

And so, maximum freedom is achieved through maximum limitation of government: anarchy.

The government's job is to protect the environment in which you can prosper

And thereby limit freedom. So, okay, prosperity is the goal.

If you want freedom, you need to accept the risk of poverty, failure, and independence

Also, exploitation by the powerful, tragedy of the commons, and all the other things that come with anarchy.

If you want prosperity, on the other hand, then you probably want a government around to prevent some of that, at the cost of some freedom.
 
Freedom and [forced] equality.

As for marriage and civil unions, I actually like quadraphonics's idea. The government can recognize legally-bound couples as "civil unions", and "marriage", being already just a ceremony and tradition, can just be up to the Church.

Note that my idea provides both freedom and forced equality, in this particular context (marriage).

Which is why the churches will never go for it: the force being applied is against their unequal privileges.
 
Oh, I think I like having a bit of both.
So you like having forced equality? I don't. That's immoral.
And so, maximum freedom is achieved through maximum limitation of government: anarchy
Technically, yes; but, you still need government for the protection and recognition of property rights and contractual agreements.



And thereby limit freedom. So, okay, prosperity is the goal.

You don't "limit freedom" though. Not in the way you are referring to it. The only thing you do to "limit freedom" is to centralize the authority that recognizes private property and contracts, and adjudicates disputes...........aside from that, it's then up to you. The government only lays out the foundation, which is private property....and does nothing else. So it's really not limiting freedom.

Also, exploitation by the powerful, tragedy of the commons, and all the other things that come with anarchy.
Which is why I'm not advocating anarchy.
If you want prosperity, on the other hand, then you probably want a government around to prevent some of that, at the cost of some freedom.

'Course........you're not free to kill or steal.
 
Your idea of freedom is anarchy. No, I do think we ought to have government........albeit limited government.

Then its not true freedom, only anarchy is truly free. What your asking for a compromise just like us, only differences is in how much.
 
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Then its not true freedom, only anarchy is truly free. What your asking for a compromise just like us, only differences is in how much.

The only reasonable compromise is the one that allows all consensual activities to occur........and your ideas ignore consent (taxing & spending on stupid projects, burdens, regulations, violating private property, etc)

The only time government can step in is to protect from murder, theft, and enforce contracts and property rights. That's not "limiting freedom". I dare you to explain how it is.
 
So you like having forced equality? I don't. That's immoral.

100% freedom sounds like a hell hole. I like being able to have the same rights as my neighbors. Whether they like it or not and they have the same rights as me whether I like it or not. I don't see how its immoral, if someone doesn't like it they are free to go elsewhere to better suit their wants.
 
100% freedom sounds like a hell hole. I like being able to have the same rights as my neighbors. Whether they like it or not and they have the same rights as me whether I like it or not. I don't see how its immoral, if someone doesn't like it they are free to go elsewhere to better suit their wants.

No, you don't understand what I'm talking about.

I do support equality before the law.

I'm referring to socio-economic equality, that is achieved through force instead of individual effort and consent.

That's immoral.
 
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