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I guess the gay marriage crowd just won't settle for anything less. A lot of us are already willing to compromise with civil union, but even that doesn't seem to be enough.
What about all the mocking of religious people/anti-religious bigotry by the gay movement?
It appears the American people still stand for freedom of speech. Now if the screechers get their way that will never happen. Folks are fed up with having everyone tell them what they should do, think and feel. This election many will let out their frustrations against the screechers by a wide margin I think.
Isn't that being a bit presumptuous? By the concensus on these threads, I really don't think that your claim is accurate.
Why isn't the "sin" of homsexuality not one of The Ten Commandments? I mean if it was all that sinful, it would be right up there with...
" Neither shall you desire your neighbour's wife, neither shall you covet your neighbour's house, his field, or his manservant, or his maidservant, his ox, or his ass, or any thing that is your neighbour's."
Because it was never so widespread. Even today its just 2% of population
Posted from a phone: please excuse my grammer and spellink...
I guess the gay marriage crowd just won't settle for anything less. A lot of us are already willing to compromise with civil union, but even that doesn't seem to be enough.
What about all the mocking of religious people/anti-religious bigotry by the gay movement?
Most people don't give a rip one way or the other. What they don't like though is being told what they should think and if you don't agree your some type of bigot or whatever other name they toss out. You don't like Obama your racist. On and on the nonsense goes.
its very sad that people actually go out of their way to support discrimination...
Reptilian...isn't it? I'm glad they're eating the crap...
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There is also the matter of genetically engineered fowl. I read recently an opinion column by Matt Ridley in The Wall Street Journal that lauded the fact that we have such chickens and that they grow much faster, which means good things for the environment. Ten years ago, a study done at North Carolina State University found that 85 percent of the “improved” weight gain was attributed to genetics and 15 percent to the feed. But the scientists are surprised that the chickens keep getting bigger, and they don’t know exactly why. It seems that it may be due to genetic mutations. We are so worried about genetically modified fruits and veggies, but do we know anything about what this engineering does to the chicken as a food product? And do hormones have anything to do with this?
One last scary point — that feed that chickens are eating in many, though not all, commercial chicken houses contains arsenic, which could be the underlying reason for the fact that the average American (who now eats more than 90lbs per year of chicken) is routinely exposed to an average of five times the Environmental Protection Agency’s recommended safety limit for arsenic. People who live in areas where chickens are raised on this feed are also exposed through the soil around them, the air they breathe and the water they drink. And it has been documented that people who work with the feed have health risks from the exposure. I learned this by reading an article by Doug Gansler, the attorney general of Maryland, who wants arsenic banned from chicken feed, as it has been in Europe for more than 10 years.
And I don’t even want to talk about the conditions under which these animals are raised, which leads to the need for serious administration of antibiotics. We also ingest antibiotics when we eat chicken from a commercial grower.
its very sad that people actually go out of their way to support discrimination...
They are going out of their way to support morality, the sanctity of marriage between man and woman and the right of free speech.
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