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Or a heterosexual couple could adopt the same children and the child benefits from having both a male and female parents. If we as a society truly believed that there is no difference in the gender roles in regards to parenting, why do we celebrate mothers day and fathers day as completely separate? Should we change tradition again for the 5%, and just have "parents day"?
I am a mother, my fiancee is also a mother.
Male parent - father
Female parent - mother.
The sexual orientation makes no difference.
Plus, there aren't enough heterosexual people willing to adopt all of the children in the system, or there wouldn't be thousands that age out of the system every year.
Yeh, but both are immutable qualities that define us, that are a part of us, that cannot be changed. People justify bigotry against either, for similar reasons. The problem is, gays are often invisible, and have been forced to stay invisible in order to survive, but that's not going to work any more. See the point?
True, but many people see being gay as an action or even a choice.
What amazes me in the last 10 years or so is the increasing tendency of the society to become more authoritarian, and less about people being able to express their own views and opinions. Telling players, owners and others that are just members of an organization what they may believe or feel about a political, social or religious issue sounds like slavery to me. I can understand that an organization may not like public criticisms of its policies and procedures, but if people are not allowed to dissent, how does any problems get fixed. The USA is starting to feel more and more like a dictatorship.
What's funny is most of these defenders only act like this to feel better about themselves. They don't care about this guy or how he botched his little 15 minutes of fame with a preplanned grossout of a kiss.
And that's their right, just as its a normal persons right to be sickened by the sight of 2 grown men swapping spit and commenting on their feelings also.
As far as the NFL stepping in, no surprise there. They had to to protect themselves.
This guy Sam isn't stupid, I'm betting. He knows he's undersized for an NFL slot. It was really obvious the whole kiss this was staged like an SNL skit. He was hoping for inaction by the NFL , the comments after, then the lawsuits would fly.
Just my guess.
Plus, there aren't enough heterosexual people willing to adopt all of the children in the system, or there wouldn't be thousands that age out of the system every year.
I do feel it's best when a child has a mother and a father in their life, but I'm glad that a gay couple adopts children who need a home and someone to love them.
Ahem. I hate to break it to you, but none of us would be here if it wasn't for WOMEN.
For all of your silly hysterics about the sacredness of "man and woman = life," there still wouldn't any life if we didn't give up our biological substances to make that life into a person.
And guess what? Lesbians can carry children, and gay men can donate sperm.
Which makes lesbians and straight women the ONLY ones actually involved in "life." And if a lesbian wants to carry the baby of a sperm donor, or a straight woman wants to carry the baby of a gay man, there ain't nothin' Mother Nature can do about it.
Oh, oops. Guess that blows a hole in your precious bigotry excuse -- er, theory.
That's fine. But one thing that will NEVER change, is that two gay people will NEVER be able to create life. Because their relationship is not normal as per nature intended.
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