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Joey said:Ok, so gay people can get married? I'm confused.
the proposition has banned all forms of legal union between homosexual couples
Joey said:Ok, so gay people can get married? I'm confused.
Slasher said:I think you deserve an award for being the most eldest member of a forum that I have ever seen. Married in the early 60's? My parents weren't even born until 1970
You believe that's simple? Most places believe that marriage is a bond between two people RELIGIOUSLY. And I know you don't believe in the Bible or anything of that sort and only wish to please yourself (satanism), but either or it's not simple at all when places built on following the way things are have the mindset of "change is bad". Also, marriage isn't between two people being connected - hell, I'm connected to alot of guys as friends but I would never dare marry them or have sexual relations with them in anyway.TheMysteriousThug said:I think that gays should have rights like any other couple. There is nothing. Absolutely nothing that should prevent that. Marriage is a bond that's spiritual in the sense of two feeling connected. That shouldn't filter out a certain group for their beliefs and preferences. It's that simple.
You're not? Have you converted? On our last AIM conversation you willing said that you don't believe in Adam and Eve and insist on pleasing yourself. Then said "And apparently that's Satanism."TheMysteriousThug said:That is you argument and your beliefs and I do not wish to impose and I'm just sharing my opinion like the rest of us are. If this was QJ this thread would of never made it past the 2nd page.
But on topic. I'm not satanist. Your knowledge is narrow-minded and misguided. And it's a shame that 2 people who are more devoted than 2 other people who have different body parts and not be allowed rights to see their lover in the hospital or for that matter have something to show their connection and love for one another. You took what I said and didn't take what I mean, so therefore,
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TheMysteriousThug said:I think that gays should have rights like any other couple. There is nothing. Absolutely nothing that should prevent that. Marriage is a bond that's spiritual in the sense of two feeling connected. That shouldn't filter out a certain group for their beliefs and preferences. It's that simple.
The touching, feeling, talking, and sharing of the same straw.Terra said:How is it "That simple"
I've already stated what society regards as a marriage. A legal bond between Heterosexuals.
Various cultures all over the world have restrictions based on accepted standards. Religious & Gender.
What makes homosexuals any different from just two friends of the same sex living together?
Hiratai said:The touching, feeling, talking, and sharing of the same straw.
What the fuck are you talking about? A gay, married couple could live next door to you, and you could never know it. How the fuck does a gay couple getting married affect YOU in any way?Terra said:These are personal interactions. I've had the same experiences with my brothers & sisters, whom I have great affection for.
What we are stepping around here is sexual interaction.
If we are to continue to stretch the boundaries of what goes on behind closed doors, you can soon expect them to be kicked down.
The Gay movement would be far better served by the introduction of an alternative relationship rights.
They would get a lot more support from Heterosexuals, & ultimately, what they want.
They need to build their own house, not demand to live in someone else's, & I think that's the feeling of the broader community.
JMO
Joey said:What the fuck are you talking about? A gay, married couple could live next door to you, and you could never know it. How the fuck does a gay couple getting married affect YOU in any way?
Once again, I don't think churches should be forced to recognize anyhting, but I still don't think they have a valid arguement as to why they don't. If marriage isn't available to everybody, then it has no business being a federal institution...
in some states they are equal, not in others. but even if they're =, isn't that basically 'separate but equal'Joey said:But what I want to know, plain and simply, is that does a civil union entitle a gay couple to EVERYTHING marriage does to a straight couple? If there is a single discrepency between the two, then banning marriage is wrong, end of story..
How incredibly small-minded of you.Hiratai said:I don't care on limitations of gays. I don't support it to any extent or anyway. Two people who can't make a baby themselves should not be married in my opinion.
How they feel doesn't matter... Unfair is unfair, and it's not their rights we're voting on...Terra said:"What the fuck are you talking about?"
Therein lies the problem. You are not interested in how other people, society in general, feel about the meaning of marriage.
Don't you get it mate? They want it left as it was legislated. To define a heterosexual union.
And frankly, you're addressing the wrong fella about being affected by Gay's.
I have two relatives that are gay & we get on great. I also spent 20 years as a merchant seamen & sailed with heaps of them & never met a bad one.
Oh, & I have had gays virtually living next door to me, in an apartment block.
I'm not your enemy or your supporter, I'm just expressing an opinion that I think would give you a better chance of success.
But, if you want to press on. Good luck.
But as my late father would say, "Being able to whistle doesn't make you a canary"
Joey said:I don't tell churches how to run their shit, and they shouldn't be telling us who the fuck we can and cannot marry.
FreePlay said:How incredibly small-minded of you.
Plenty of heterosexual couples can't have children. The ability to produce offspring should have no bearing on the ability to marry.
Gay people aren't asking for special privileges. They're asking to be able to enter into a legally-recognized partnership with the person they love, just like heterosexuals can.
How would you like it if a proposition passed that defined marriage as between a man and a man or a man and a woman, and stripped away your right to enter into a heterosexual marriage, complete with all the legal benefits?
This issue is so petty and so stupid. So many religious conservatives are perfectly willing to allow gay civil unions with rights equal to those of marriages, but not actual gay marriages. They're getting their knickers in a twist over the goddamn word 'marriage'.