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I only condemn crybabies running around squealing, trying to somehow equate it to slavery, and prancing around demanding they deserve this and that.
As for the "lifestyle" you can go play with other folks body parts that defecate all you want but don't come around telling me it's normal behavior. It's not. Do it at home and take a shower afterwards and we're fine. Hell as long as you don't touch me we can be best friends. I don't want fecal matter all over me. That is what Jesus would tell you.
In a subset of the population, it is a natural genetic deviation. Look around the animal kingdom and you'll see plenty of first-hand evidence. So you're just flat-out wrong. And regardless, no one is forcing you to do it.
And it's not being a "crybaby" when we point out that gay people should be allowed to be in the same legally recognized relationship unions, with all the rights and consequences therein contained, as straight people. If it hadn't been for "crybabies" throughout history who fought back against people with mentalities like yours, black people would still be sold like cattle today.
Thats great to know. But... your friends who are pushing for "gay rights" like to portray you as the rainbow waving flamer. They hype up the gayness when it is in their best interest, but downplay it when it comes up in a negative light. You can't have it both ways.
How about we vote for HUMAN RIGHTS?
Sorry to disappoint you but we already have a constitution. One of the specific reasons we do is to ensure that the majority does not vote away the rights of the minority. The founding fathers knew well the perils of a democracy and that is why they gave us a representative republic. And in the words of Benjamin Franklin "if we can keep it".
Thats great to know. But... your friends who are pushing for "gay rights" like to portray you as the rainbow waving flamer. They hype up the gayness when it is in their best interest, but downplay it when it comes up in a negative light. You can't have it both ways.
How about we vote for HUMAN RIGHTS?
I don't really understand this post. I'm pushing for gay rights - do I portray myself as some rainbow waving flamer? And who cares whether that's a unfounded stereotype or if every single gay man out these is a prancing little flaming ******? Do gay "real" men like me deserve equal rights but prancing little gay ******* don't? I personally think every gay man and women - regardless of his or her lifestyle or mannerisms - desires equal rights.
And gay rights are human rights. I'll tell you this much. If civil marriage laws were written only for homosexuals and explicitly banned straight couples, I'd be standing with you fighting for straight rights.
Are their Fourteenth Amendment rights being denied?
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Originally Posted by hammertime33
Civil marriage rights are jointly defined rights. They don't make any sense in the context of single people. I've always found it a bit strange that we talk about marriage rights in terms of individuals. They're really rights of couples.
What is the source of these married couple rights if not individual rights?
I think it is very inmature to think that people who believe in their way and their own beliefs are bigots. Nonesense, just because so many are evolving, does not mean everyone has got to change their stance.
Not the way the world revolves, although some do beleive it ought to be this way.
People have a gosh dang right to their own beliefs, no one likes it, tough.
I respect everyone's right to judgement their own.
They are not bigots because they have not changed their stance on certain issues, that is inmature and ignorant to call these people bigots.
They have a right to their own feelings and beliefs, and who the hell are any of us to try and change their mind, Pay attnetion to your own life, and live and let live.
I have no problem with this issue some do, big freaking flippin deal, they have a right to their own belief system, and no one person should try to change their mind.
When did you make that choice? How much consideration did you give to going the other way? Do you ever consider changing your mind?
And what does it matter anyways.
Because someone is so intune to their own feelings and beliefs, does not make one a bigot!
Why don't we just try and accept the way others feel. Rome was not built in one day you know. And people who are straight, are not going to even consider going the other way.
Because someone does not beleive the way i do, sure as hell does not make one a bigot. Not my job to try and change anyone's mind about their own feelings. If they want to change on their own, good for them, i am not their judge.
In a subset of the population, it is a natural genetic deviation. Look around the animal kingdom and you'll see plenty of first-hand evidence. So you're just flat-out wrong. And regardless, no one is forcing you to do it.
And it's not being a "crybaby" when we point out that gay people should be allowed to be in the same legally recognized relationship unions, with all the rights and consequences therein contained, as straight people. If it hadn't been for "crybabies" throughout history who fought back against people with mentalities like yours, black people would still be sold like cattle today.
Yet again the gay army trying to ally with the civil rights movement. Give it up as it makes your position look beyond ridiculous. Now your so far lost in your argument YOU want to compare yourselves to animals.
Yet again the gay army trying to ally with the civil rights movement. Give it up as it makes your position look beyond ridiculous. Now your so far lost in your argument YOU want to compare yourselves to animals.
No, actually it makes completely logical and rational sense, which you clearly can't refute - hence your all-filler-no-substance diversion here. In reality, it is a civil rights issue.
Oh, and humans fundamentally are animals. Phylum chordata, class mammalia. It's in your local biology textbook. And if you actually look at the fact that homosexuality exists in many instances in the animal kingdom, that's where your argument that it is by definition "unnatural" is clearly lost. Just because something looks "weird" or "funny" to you based on the narrow slice of the world you grew up in does not make it "unnatural."
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