A child's life in a "gay" household (school, abuse, homosexual)

[helenejen]

Originally Posted by gizmo980

Or any of the Polynesian Islands, Hawaii, India, etc... and some of these places have the manliest men in the world! At least in my opinion.

Pierce Brosnan in a Sarong - YouTube

[Kenneth-Kaunda]

a sarong and a skirt, are two different things.

but of course you know this anyway, but just can't help making a facile analogy in order to push your agenda.

[rayneinspain]

Originally Posted by Kenneth-Kaunda

and of course, underneath a kilt there is usually another solid garment, not a pair of lace panties, so clearly not the same.

How on earth do you know all this?

The rule against wearing anything under the kilt was once so strict that until World War II inspections of Black Watch troops included having them step on a mirror. For officers, violating the rule cost the offender a bottle of port. Now the under-the-kilt dress is optional, but options don't come easily to men who believe in tradition – most highland kilted soldiers go “regimental”.

Canadian Bagpipe Links - Under the Kilt?

[helenejen]

Originally Posted by Kenneth-Kaunda

at least a hetero marriage has the ability to produce children, in which case the marriage has more chance of staying together '

You're kidding, right?

Like in movie 'Friends with Kids,' babies do strain relationships

Originally Posted by Kenneth-Kaunda

ie: 'for the sake of the children'

Nothing like raising kids in an unhappy marriage where people are only staying together for the kids.

[Kenneth-Kaunda]

compare a kilt with a short skirt - they are clearly not the same.

yet another facile analogy.

[Harrier]

Originally Posted by gizmo980

How do you know what men OR women have under their garments?

That is the whole problem with garments - one has to guess what is underneath them.

[raison_d'etre]

Originally Posted by Kenneth-Kaunda

a kilt or gladiator style 'skirt' etc.. may have had specific reasons in their time and place.

However, you will not see a lot of men wearing these outfits in the local shopping mall nowadays.

That all depends on what mall you are at.

Today, a woman wears a skirt as a sexual symbol - and notice here I use the word 'woman', ie: an adult.


So, a normal man, will see a skirt on a woman and be sexually attracted in a subliminal or overt manner.[/quote] So, you are sexually attracted every women you see in a skirt?

A female is a female and a skirt is a skirt. If a skirt on a 20 something women is a symbol for the vagina and sex, then it is the same thing with a child that is 8. What about an elderly women wearing a skirt? What about bed skirts?

Just wondering if you go to the store and see all the skirts hanging on the racks if you picture vaginas everywhere?

[raison_d'etre]

Originally Posted by Kenneth-Kaunda

a sarong and a skirt, are two different things.

but of course you know this anyway, but just can't help making a facile analogy in order to push your agenda.

How is a kilt different from a skirt?

[adiosToreador]

Originally Posted by Harrier

That is the whole problem with garments - one has to guess what is underneath them.

Hey that's cool. So are you going to answer this question now?

My problem with homosexuals wanting to adopt children into their loving and caring family is as follows:

1)

2)

3)

Provide sources, too.

Or don't and continue to derail the thread.

[twinArmageddons]

Originally Posted by Kenneth-Kaunda

at least a hetero marriage has the ability to produce children, in which case the marriage has more chance of staying together - ie: 'for the sake of the children'

Which is why statistically homosexual marriages last longer than hetero marriages.