Are you seriously comparing the way in which people are born to the behavior people choose?
Tiassa, I don't think the communication is working here. I don't have a clue about what you are talking about. :shrug:
Are you seriously comparing the way in which people are born to the behavior people choose?
That's a really stupid and worthless justification for anything: "It's always been this way."Marriage has always been a man and a woman, and that's what got us here today.
Woody said:
Tiassa, I don't think the communication is working here. I don't have a clue about what you are talking about.
That's a really stupid and worthless justification for anything: "It's always been this way."
Okay, let's review:
Woody: "Homophobe" is a pejorative that makes you sound hipocritical. On the one hand you lump a group of people into your "phobe" stereotype, and on the otherhand you tell us we shouldn't judge all gays as promiscuous. It's hard to take you seriously.
Tiassa: Well, here's the thing, Woody: we can only work with what the homophobes give us. The desperation, hypocrisy, and sheer idiocy of the homophobic argument would be stunning were we not so accustomed to it by long and repetitive exposure
Woody: Well as far as I see it you might as well be using the "N" word while debating an african american. It serves no useful purpose in a civil conversation.
Tiassa: Are you seriously comparing the way in which people are born to the behavior people choose?
It would seem that you're comparing something that people choose (e.g., homophobia) to something that people are (e.g., dark-skinned).
Maybe that's not what you intended, but that's what you posted.
you forgot a couple there mate.
women have smaller brains so they couldnt POSSABLY understand politics enough to vote or hold political office
women should stay home with the kids, women have no place in the workforce
heart congratulations for 6 years
hope you have many more and that the fucking homophobes eventually get forced out of parliment so that you can make it offical
A gay advocate said a monogamous gay relationship is homophobic because it represses one's homosexual desires. I think he had a strong point myself. So when gays talk about monogamous relationships they're just trying to "sound straight" and repressing their gay nature. So in a sense monogamous gays are "homophobic." Anyone that isn't morally abandoned is "homophobic."
BTW, People that have genuine phobias do not choose what they fear.
Or between a man and several women. But, hey, whatever.Marriage has always been a man and a woman, and that's what got us here today.
You appear to think that the government shouldn't give married people any sort of advantages over single people. Okay, fine, that's actually a sentiment I might agree with. But in that case, why have the government involved in marriage at all? If there isn't going to be any sort of advantage to being married, why bother having the government give marriage licenses, keep track of who is married, etc? And if the government isn't involved in marriages any more, then all marriage basically becomes a private matter between people. In that case "gay marriages" would effectively be as valid as hetro marriages, because all marriage would be a private matter with no legal significance.It’s true that single people are discriminated against through government set-asides for the “married class.” This wasn't your fault, Marriage, but some state governments decided to place you on the altar of sacrifice to pay for their own discriminatory sins – the discrimination they created by establishing different classes of people for taxation. On a tax return you’ll see the classes as “married”, “head of household”, and “single” with privileges in that order. Marriage, this wasn't your fault, and we are truly sorry you've been made the scapegoat for our personal shortcomings. You were getting along just fine the way you were created to be.
You can’t blame gays for wanting their fair share, but did they have to do it with a marriage license? Is that what it took for equal protection under the law? This is indeed sad, as most of them will remain single, and their discrimination will continue in spite of legalized gay marriage. This discrimination shouldn’t have existed to start with. And when their spouse dies, the window, through no fault of their own, will fall into the lower "single" class the government created to discriminate against many of us.
Woody, look, just like you wouldn't want to be thrown into a box and labeled, nor would I. In other words, do you realize how crazy it sounds by going to a forum or reading what some so called gay advocate states, you some how think that represents the gay community as a whole? There are more than a handful of us Woody- and I can guarantee that none of the gay friends that I know fit into the box you keep trying to shove every homosexual into.
I'm not going to take away from what you have heard from other homosexuals, but I do hope you realize that there are also various heterosexuals as well who have different views on marriage that do not fit with what you think marriage should be.
Also, my partner and I have every intention to continue to grow together and be together period. Our relationship is every bit as loving as any heterosexual relationship can be. To think any homosexual relationship can't be-just because they are of the same sex, is ignorance on your part.
But, you know, Woody...there are a heck of a lot of heterosexuals who divorce at the sneeze of a hat.
I sure the hell don't see you bitching about that near as much. Why is that, Woody?
Or between a man and several women. But, hey, whatever.
You appear to think that the government shouldn't give married people any sort of advantages over single people. Okay, fine, that's actually a sentiment I might agree with. But in that case, why have the government involved in marriage at all? If there isn't going to be any sort of advantage to being married, why bother having the government give marriage licenses, keep track of who is married, etc? And if the government isn't involved in marriages any more, then all marriage basically becomes a private matter between people. In that case "gay marriages" would effectively be as valid as hetro marriages, because all marriage would be a private matter with no legal significance.
So infertile couples should not be married?
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Why is it that if marriage is good, more people getting married isn't better?
Prove it.A man and a woman makes the best family structure for children.
Procreation and family structure are two different things. Many women used to die in childbirth, leaving the male to raise the children. Many fathers are absent in the relationship. Both situations are "natural".It's the way nature designed procreation to work.
So, are there no orphans in our society that could be raised by a same-sex couple? This is a valuable function in our overpopulated world.Some "sterile couples" end up with the children of other family members, and orphans.
Why is it if marriage is so good, the divorce rates are getting higher and higher each year?