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Gerald 06-27-11 01:52 PM

Communist red....

Armistead 06-27-11 02:35 PM

The one man one woman marriage has a religious base, not a constitutional one. The bigger issue is marriage was made a religious/government mix containing laws and themes from both institutions that often are in conflict. This same thinking resulted in slavery and women having no rights until secular courts took the religion out of a persons free right to happiness causing no harm to others.

It's not for me, the thought of two men getting it on makes me sick, but at the same time two women could turn me on, so it's really perspective, not that I ever watch that kind of stuff....much anymore.

Course these are limited state rights, so until it's a federal law nationwide, still not equal rights.
People act like we're gonna see a big difference. I have a gay couple in my hood that have lived here for 20 years, if they got married I would see no difference and would never know unless told.

What concerns me is the gay agenda, often pushing their themes into areas such as schools, etc. I understand the reasoning, the more that agree, the more that vote...Give them all their rights as you and I have and we should see the gay agenda die out as they will have no need for one.

Polygamy will soon be the next battle.

mookiemookie 06-27-11 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Lord_magerius (Post 1692461)

:rotfl2: Good one

Betonov 06-27-11 02:43 PM

But the gay marrying should be pink, ice caps melting should be blue and russia invades should be red

yubba 06-27-11 03:13 PM

Yes the people have cried out and the government answered, to get a new voter base, next the insurance companies won't want to cover these same sex couples, like they do for mixed couples and their children, and again the people will cry out.

Betonov 06-27-11 04:31 PM

One more statement.
While I support them having the same rights as us, when they'll start demanding priviliges I'll stick those priviliges in their asses in a way they won't enjoy them

Krauter 06-27-11 05:12 PM

A little lewd....:nope:

Buddahaid 06-27-11 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 1692699)
One more statement.
While I support them having the same rights as us, when they'll start demanding priviliges I'll stick those priviliges in their asses in a way they won't enjoy them

Now who is the sicko?:shucks:

Tribesman 06-27-11 05:30 PM

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Just dont agree with them getting married, I once went to a gay wedding a young lass from work got married and she was the groom and the other was of course the bride and as I have said it didn't seem natural, and I have witnessed it with my own eyes
So Bossmark your justification over how sick it is and how just ain't right it is amounts to no reason you can express.
Its just your own little feelings that you cannot seem to explain rationaly.
It doesn't make a great case for you does it?

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The one man one woman marriage has a religious base, not a constitutional one.
Yet the same religious base has plenty that shoots that one man one woman base to pieces, when explored further the "religious" base concerns issues mainly about rights property inheritence and general business practices.
At the end of the day marriage is in effect just a business contract between individuals.

Krauter 06-28-11 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribesman (Post 1692739)
So Bossmark your justification over how sick it is and how just ain't right it is amounts to no reason you can express.
Its just your own little feelings that you cannot seem to explain rationaly.
It doesn't make a great case for you does it?


Yet the same religious base has plenty that shoots that one man one woman base to pieces, when explored further the "religious" base concerns issues mainly about rights property inheritence and general business practices.
At the end of the day marriage is in effect just a business contract between individuals.

Everyone is allowed to express how they feel... as long as they don't try to force that opinion on other, as some are doing here, then it's not against the law... It's a double edged sword gentlemen.

BossMark 06-28-11 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribesman (Post 1692739)
So Bossmark your justification over how sick it is and how just ain't right it is amounts to no reason you can express.
Its just your own little feelings that you cannot seem to explain rationaly.
It doesn't make a great case for you does it?

Never said it was sick and I have nothing against them getting married all I am saying is that that doest seem right that's all.
Oh BTW your not one of them are you?:shucks:

Sailor Steve 06-28-11 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by BossMark (Post 1692860)
Oh BTW your not one of them are you?:shucks:

And if he was? The first time we had this discussion I had someone say to me "You must be gay yourself!" I'm not, and that kind of challenge is the cheap way of trying to justify yourself by demeaning the other guy. It's neither necessary or useful in any kind of debate.

Betonov 06-28-11 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid (Post 1692738)
Now who is the sicko?:shucks:

That is still debatable.
The gays though are not sicko's. Normal and natural, made tabu by the ''holly'' men. Shouting god loves all and then denying an entire group their rights everyone else has.... that's sick.
But if you start giving them priviliges, your denying rights to everyone else. And they havent earned their priviliges (as a group), cause they're ordinary people.
So take that crown of your head, you proved nothing :|\\

Krauter 06-28-11 02:30 AM

No one ever said they were asking for privileges... Ever heard that old saying when you assume things you make something of you and me?

Right now they're fighting for their rights. That's awesome and I wish all Gay, Lesbian and anything else in between good luck in getting what's rightfully theirs.

We'll cross the "privilege" bridge when we get there... Because to be honest, when you start accusing a group of people for fighting for privileges you're opening a whole new can of worms that encompasses more then just that group.

Betonov 06-28-11 02:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Krauter (Post 1692906)
No one ever said they were asking for privileges... Ever heard that old saying when you assume things you make something of you and me?

Right now they're fighting for their rights. That's awesome and I wish all Gay, Lesbian and anything else in between good luck in getting what's rightfully theirs.

We'll cross the "privilege" bridge when we get there... Because to be honest, when you start accusing a group of people for fighting for privileges you're opening a whole new can of worms that encompasses more then just that group.

Totally agree here.

Right now they aren't. But every group has a fringe element. And once they'll achieve their goals of being equall they'll go for the priviliges. Most of them wont, that I am sure, but the loudest will. And the liberals will cry ''let's give them, they deserved it after two millenia of persecution'' and the conservatives will yell ''we should never have given them their basic rights, the end is near'' and those of us that will say ''enough, just shut up already'' will be branded as hippies, gays and faschists by all sides


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