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Ban on gay marriage in CA still unclear

Nope to show the hypocrisy of picking and choosing passages from the bible to follow while ignoring others because they are "outdated".

Who are you showing to be a hypocrite? Unless you know that those who oppose same-sex marriage do not follow that law, which you do not, then you've not offered a very convincing argument. Why not stick to the merits? Christianity need not be brought up.
 
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Who are you showing to be a hypocrite? Unless you know that those who oppose same-sex marriage do not follow that law, which you do not, then you've not offered a very convincing argument.

I have never meet a Christian person whose female family or wife where sent away each month while she was on her period, maybe you could point me in the direction of one?
 
I have never meet a Christian person whose female family or wife where sent away each month while she was on her period, maybe you could point me in the direction of one?

You don't understand the passage if that's what you think.
 
Why don't Christian follow this order from the bible?

If a woman has a discharge, and the discharge from her body is blood, she shall be set apart seven days; and whoever touches her shall be unclean until evening. Everything that she lies on during her impurity shall be unclean; also everything that she sits on shall be unclean. Whoever touches her bed shall wash his clothes and bathe in water, and be unclean until evening. And whoever touches anything that she sat on shall wash his clothes and bathe in water, and be unclean until evening. If anything is on her bed or on anything on which she sits, when he touches it, he shall be unclean until evening. And if any man lies with her at all, so that her impurity is on him, he shall be unclean seven days; and every bed on which he lies shall be unclean. (Leviticus 15:19-24)
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I will say one thing... the bible is good for some laughs, that's for sure. Even more amusing is how so many people take that **** seriously.
 
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I will say one thing... the bible is good for some laughs, that's for sure. Even more amusing is how so many people take that **** seriously.

What do you take seriously? Atheism? A belief in nothing?
 
What do you take seriously? Atheism? A belief in nothing?

:rofl

Hey, believe in whatever nonsense you want. Fairies, unicorns, big men in the sky... whatever.

Just don't shove your irrational beliefs down my throat by making laws that prohibit me from doing something that your silly book tells YOU not to do.
 
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Hey, believe in whatever nonsense you want. Fairies, unicorns, big men in the sky... whatever.

Can you prove it is nonsense? No? Oh, okay.

Just don't shove your irrational beliefs down my throat by making laws that prohibit me from doing something that your silly book tells YOU not to do.

Can you prove they are irrational? No? Oh, you're just spouting off? Oh, okay. And my "silly book" tells me not to murder or steal. I guess we ought repeal laws against murder and stealing. Wouldn't wanna offend anyone...
 
Can you prove it is nonsense? No? Oh, okay.
Can you prove it's not? No? Oh, okay.:roll:

Can you prove they are irrational? No? Oh, you're just spouting off? Oh, okay. And my "silly book" tells me not to murder or steal. I guess we ought repeal laws against murder and stealing. Wouldn't wanna offend anyone...

You do know that laws against murdering and stealing were around before your book was even thought about, right? Even a broken clock is right twice a day, anyway. :lol:
 
Can you prove it's not? No? Oh, okay.:roll:

You made the claim, genius. The burden of proof is on you. :roll:

You do know that laws against murdering and stealing were around before your book was even thought about, right? Even a broken clock is right twice a day, anyway. :lol:

So were laws condemning homosexuality. Or, did Wikipedia not teach you that?

Anyway, I am for same-sex marriage because I believe in "Give unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and give unto God what is God's." I don't think we should shove religion into government affairs. But religion should not be bashed by those who can think of no better argument to support their position.

Oh, and you should aspire to be like the clock - right twice a day. :lol:
 
You made the claim, genius. The burden of proof is on you. :roll:
The fact that it can't even remotely be proven is sufficient for me to call it nonsense. That's kinda the whole reason people DONT believe in things like fairies and leprechauns. And gods and goddesses. Their existance cannot be proven, so believing in them is pretty.... senseless, really.

So were laws condemning homosexuality. Or, did Wikipedia not teach you that?
You shouldn't use wikipedia, it's really not a very reliable source.

And yeah, I know idiots have made people's natural sexuality a crime in the past. Prior to the nonsense spouted in the bible.

But that really wasn't my point. My point was that things being "right" or "wrong" are not so because they were penned in some mystical book of fairy tales.

Anyway, I am for same-sex marriage because I believe in "Give unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and give unto God what is God's." I don't think we should shove religion into government affairs. But religion should not be bashed by those who can think of no better argument to support their position.

Oh, and you should aspire to be like the clock - right twice a day. :lol:
I make fun of adults who believe in Santa too.
 
The fact that it can't even remotely be proven is sufficient for me to call it nonsense. That's kinda the whole reason people DONT believe in things like fairies and leprechauns. And gods and goddesses. Their existance cannot be proven, so believing in them is pretty.... senseless, really.

It's called faith. You should look it up.


You shouldn't use wikipedia, it's really not a very reliable source.

Actually, if the information is referenced - it is. If not, then no, it isn't reliable.

And yeah, I know idiots have made people's natural sexuality a crime in the past. Prior to the nonsense spouted in the bible.

But that really wasn't my point. My point was that things being "right" or "wrong" are not so because they were penned in some mystical book of fairy tales.

If you are living according to God's law, they are wrong. But, as I noted, God does not sanction legislating His law. Therefore, I have no problem with same-sex marriage.

I make fun of adults who believe in Santa too.

Well, you're really only making fun of yourself. I don't know why you think you have the right to denigrate others for believing in something you cannot disprove.
 
Simpleton Trolls

"Simpleton Trolls"
I specifically asked, "Can I legally kill an ILLEGAL immigrant?" To most people, the term ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT indicates that I'm speaking of those ILLEGALLY PRESENT on U.S. territory. And you said that they could, in fact, be killed - legally. If you continue down this path, I will be forced to link the post in which you said this. You were proven wrong, of course, by a Supreme Court decision and, more importantly, a statement from the author of the Fourteenth Amendment. Verily, you have no clue what you are talking about.
Your proof, as you put it, is a joke.
The jist of your comical proof was a case dictating that Texas must offer a positive right of education to illegal immigrant children.
Start a thead and defend that goofball position and see how much support you get.
You should be arrested for pandering to criminals!!
But you do not consider that to be judicial activism; buffoonery.
As an even greater brain fart, you use that nonsense as justification against fundamental precepts of the collective institution; retarded.
Not true. I disagree with tons of Supreme Court decisions, but the only one I consider to be judicial activism is Roe v. Wade. The rest I just disagree with but I can understand where the majority opinion arises from.
Nice try; you assert that illegals being entitled to education is not judicial activism and that dissenting opinions are insignificant; a directive to look up would be brief, however, in classic form, all you see is more of your own intestines.

Um, sure.
Yes, genius, because it's clear to most people that laws against murder, involuntary servitude, etc. come from these rights you say do not exist. They have been legislated, which means they are laws. Which means that the Equal Protection clause guarantees these laws protect all people, not just citizens.
And these laws come from? Yay! Natural Law!
Perhaps coward is not the correct term for your avoidance for a defense of inalienable rights, as it is clear that you are uneducated and ignorant, which may indicate that there is no purpose in discussing something beyond your scope of reason.

Natural laws, as defined by convention, are meant to indicate laws for the nature of man, and the justification for the assertion of those laws is divine conscription, which is inconsistent with natural selection.
The conventional misapplication of the terms natural laws is entirely different from the laws of nature, which is the greater meaning of the term natural laws, and natural law is morally relative.

Thus, eventhough Equal Protection extended rights to persons within US jurisdiction, those persons, which are not in the US legally, are abdicated from US jurisdiction and therefore unentitled to protected rights.

The aforementioned rhetoric avoids the basic ineptitude of your person argument, which is that non-citizens within jurisdiction must be born in order to meet the equal requirement of citizens to be bequeathed with rights.
That is, your pathetic person at any stage argument is a hopeless lie.
Monk-Eye said:
Moreover, I expounded that equal protection cannot abate, and must be compliant with, the requirements incumbent upon a citizen to receive rights, most notably, the specific requirement of birth.
Which is false. Why don't you tell the members of this thread why you were unable to prove what you say. "My logic has not found its way into mainstream consideration." P-A-T-H-E-T-I-C
You cannot contend and lose again.
Anyone with any sense understands my statements, and anyone with any sense sees through the shallow depths of your canned, empty, inept, response of denial.
You seek allegiance through a popularity contest, that is the only way for you to win because your "logic" and "proof" are overwhelmed and defeated.
It is all important to you that you be accepted as part of your uniform fettish.
Monk-Eye said:
Permit this preamble comic assay - (all MEN - literally unincluding females?)
Why don't you just admit that you have no clue what you're talking about and that your legal reasoning is comparable to that of a smurf's?
You blatantly lie that my positions are false, classic lawyer, classic fundamentalist psychosis.
Though I honestly wonder if you lack the ability to fathom my positions.

The comic assay was that the Preamble states "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness." and, you reference the assertion to justify "natural rights"; :lol: yet, women did not have the right to vote; thus, it literally meant only men. :lol:
And, do not forget slavery, which according to the book of israelism, and book of qurayshism is satisfactory; so much for natural laws. :lol:

My assertions are beyond your ad homen; their popularity grows and, your lame attempts at reason are increasingly mocked.
 
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I haven't seen Monk-Eye get this pissed in a long time :shock:

Via gon Dios, Macintosh....
 
It's called faith. You should look it up.
Yeah I know what it's called. Knowing what it's called doesn't make it any more rational.


If you are living according to God's law, they are wrong. But, as I noted, God does not sanction legislating His law. Therefore, I have no problem with same-sex marriage.
Then I have no issue with you. :lol: Obviously I misread some of your posts, then.

Well, you're really only making fun of yourself. I don't know why you think you have the right to denigrate others for believing in something you cannot disprove.
How am I making fun of myself? :confused: (I mean, I DO make fun of myself, but not for this reason)
 
Re: Simpleton Trolls

"Simpleton Trolls"
Your proof, as you put it, is a joke.

Yes. Supreme Court decisions and statements from the Fourteenth Amendment's author are jokes; an amendment, I might add, you are trying to use as evidence for your whole "Equal Protection is granted to citizens only!"

The jist of your comical proof was a case dictating that Texas must offer a positive right of education to illegal immigrant children.

It was simply establishing that non-citizens are in fact protected by the Equal Protection clause. Let us just look at Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment just one more time:

Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

So the blue portion defines just what a citizen is, hence the bolded word "citizen." Now the red portion delineated just who is entitled to Equal Protection. The bolded word is of course the most important. Tell me, you can read well, is the red bolded word "citizen" or is it "person"?

If that isn't enough for you, perhaps this snip from an online Google book entitled "American Civil Liberties" will:

The Supreme Court has held that aliens or non-citizens in the United States are entitled to constitutional protection under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution. This view is consistent with the plain language of the amendments that extend protection in the relevant clauses "persons," not citizens. Even non-citizens who are undocumented are guaranteed protection by these amendments.​

Now let's look at a statement by an author of the Fourteenth Amendment:

"A foreigner in the United States has a right to the protection of the laws; but he is not a citizen in the ordinary acceptance of the word..."​


Google Book

Start a thead and defend that goofball position and see how much support you get. You should be arrested for pandering to criminals!!

I'm pretty sure most people would err on the side of the Constitution, which means you'll have no supporter except for maybe your mom.

But you do not consider that to be judicial activism; buffoonery.
As an even greater brain fart, you use that nonsense as justification against fundamental precepts of the collective institution; retarded.

Oh, you mean those "fundamental precepts" that you can't seem to find any evidence for because your logic "...has not found its way into mainstream consideration." Talk about retarded.

Nice try; you assert that illegals being entitled to education is not judicial activism and that dissenting opinions are insignificant; a directive to look up would be brief, however, in classic form, all you see is more of your own intestines.

Perhaps the plain language in the Fourteenth Amendment is the reason illegals and non-citizens, generally, are entitled to Equal Protection under the law. It says, "...nor deny any PERSON within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws." It doesn't say CITIZEN like you want it to say - it says PERSON!

Perhaps coward is not the correct term for your avoidance for a defense of inalienable rights, as it is clear that you are uneducated and ignorant, which may indicate that there is no purpose in discussing something beyond your scope of reason.

Ah, yes. So now that I've made you look like the flaming ignoramus you are, you resort to these halfassed attacks.

The bottom line is that inalienable rights have been legislated from the time our nation first raised its flag. The problem, however, was figuring out who would be considered a person thereby deserving the protection these rights granted. As your degree in Wikipedia has taught you, black people were not, at first, considered people, therefore rights were not extended to them. They are now, however.

Natural laws, as defined by convention, are meant to indicate laws for the nature of man, and the justification for the assertion of those laws is divine conscription, which is inconsistent with natural selection.

And I care about natural selection why? We don't live in caves anymore. Wait. Strike that. Most of us don't live in caves anymore.

How is the connection from that cave, anyway?

The conventional misapplication of the terms natural laws is entirely different from the laws of nature, which is the greater meaning of the term natural laws, and natural law is morally relative.

Another failed attempt to sound intelligent. You are on a roll.

Thus, eventhough Equal Protection extended rights to persons within US jurisdiction, those persons, which are not in the US legally, are abdicated from US jurisdiction and therefore unentitled to protected rights.

Good thing every legal scholar, Supreme Court, judge, person, citizen, dog, and parasite disagrees with you.

The aforementioned rhetoric avoids the basic ineptitude of your person argument, which is that non-citizens within jurisdiction must be born in order to meet the equal requirement of citizens to be bequeathed with rights.

Yet again you make another claim you are unable to support with any evidence. I've debunked this particular claim roughly ten times now - on the other thread. Good to see you don't give up, however.

That is, your pathetic person at any stage argument is a hopeless lie.
You cannot contend and lose again.

Um, in your little mind - maybe. In reality? Nope. I've actually referenced all of my contentions and assertions. You've not referenced a solitary one. But, I'm sorry, that's because your logic "has not found its way into mainstream consideration."

Anyone with any sense understands my statements, and anyone with any sense sees through the shallow depths of your canned, empty, inept, response of denial.

And the shallow depths of the canned, empty, inept U.S. Constitution, I might add.

You seek allegiance through a popularity contest, that is the only way for you to win because your "logic" and "proof" are overwhelmed and defeated.

Um, sure. Even though I've pissed off the majority of people on this forum, I seek victory via popularity. Riiight. So, plan on actually proving all that BS you spout? Wait. My bad again. I keep forgetting that your "...logic has not found its way into mainstream consideration." Silly 'ol me.

It is all important to you that you be accepted as part of your uniform fettish. You blatantly lie that my positions are false, classic lawyer, classic fundamentalist psychosis.

You do mean "fetish," right? And I've not lied once. If you think attacking me like you have is going to draw intelligent people away from the fact that you're a wannabe lawyer who is completely ignorant of the law, then you are sorely mistaken. Your thesaurus-influenced posts do not befuddle the minds of most people, which is what you attempt with the constant usage of ten-dollar words. It might help, too, if you used them in the right context once in awhile. Just a piece of advice.

Though I honestly wonder if you lack the ability to fathom my positions.

Your positions are ridiculous. They contain not a single, solitary brick of constitutional foundation. You posting is like a horse climaxing. It's messy and the horse doesn't remember much of it afterwards.

The comic assay was that the Preamble states "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness." and, you reference the assertion to justify "natural rights"; :lol: yet, women did not have the right to vote; thus, it literally meant only men. :lol:

And, do not forget slavery, which according to the book of israelism, and book of qurayshism is satisfactory; so much for natural laws. :lol:

And I explained all of this above.

My assertions are beyond your ad homen; their popularity grows and, your lame attempts at reason are increasingly mocked.

Anyone who agrees with your positions must be related to you. That's the only logical conclusion one draws. Education in American cannot be THAT bad.
 
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I haven't seen Monk-Eye get this pissed in a long time :shock:

Via gon Dios, Macintosh....

I always go with God. Although, divine intervention is not necessary when debating someone like Monk. He thinks he's sophisticated.


He's not.

He's pro-choice and against same-sex marriage, but can't muster up a reasonable argument for either one of 'em. LOL.
 
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Covering Lies With Truth

"Covering Lies With Truth"
Yes. Supreme Court decisions and statements from the Fourteenth Amendment's author are jokes; an amendment, I might add, you are trying to use as evidence for your whole "Equal Protection is granted to citizens only!"
Only a complete retarded dumb ass would retort that my assertions direct that only citizens are granted "Equal Protection".
That is because any other than a complete retarded dumb ass understands that citizens already have constitutional protections - degenerate.
The constitutional protections posessed by citizens are granted to them upon a completion requirement of birth - that is my unconventional proposition. Consequently, any non-citizens under US jurisdiction which is entitled to equal protection will likewise be granted rights upon a completion of birth.
You cannot defeat the prerequisite of birth, thus your alternative is to LIE.
It was simply establishing that non-citizens are in fact protected by the Equal Protection clause. Let us just look at Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment just one more time:
The entire precept for establishing an Equal Protection clause is that non-citizens are not entitled to protected rights unless these rights are stipulated within the constitution.
Again, you LIE.
Now let's look at a statement by an author of the Fourteenth Amendment:
"A foreigner in the United States has a right to the protection of the laws; but he is not a citizen in the ordinary acceptance of the word..."​
The only person who has asserted that equal protection applies only to citizens is yourself; and that assertion is retarded, and again you LIE.
Clearly, the citation from the author of the fourteenth amendment does not address the adage "under US jurisdiction"; for that justification you appeal to opinion, and LIE.
Again, you LIE.
I'm pretty sure most people would err on the side of the Constitution, which means you'll have no supporter except for maybe my mom.
Your suggestion that there is no support to forbid children of illegal aliens (which are illegal aliens) and that the constitution requires that they be educated is another of your LIEs.
Oh, you mean those "fundamental precepts" that you can't seem to find any evidence for because your logic "...has not found its way into mainstream consideration." Talk about retarded.
The fundamental precepts that require an Equal Protection clause.
Again, you LIE.

Macinslosh said:
You do mean "fetish," right? And I've not lied once.
You have persistently lied.

And I care about natural selection why?
Because the patriarchal religion which you reference for personal foundation has the purpose of preserving, by tradition and city state laws, the genetic perpetuation of the male haploid for the eponymous descendants of abraham, via isaac.
You care because the phrase "a chance at eternal life" is a metaphor for perpetuation of self through procreation, and the phrase has nothing to do with a delusion of awaking from death, except that it be the reiteration of the physical body.
I am in the father and the father is in me - ;)
The religion proposes practices that will (might) facilitate reproductive perpetuity.

A male lion, upon assuming control of the pride, kills (or drives away) the cubs of the former male leader so that he may perpetuate his genetic lineage.
Nature does not lie as you have lied to yourself and everyone else.

It is likely that Lightdemon told you to go with god because succumbing to the abyss causes illusion to fade.
Good thing every legal scholar, Supreme Court, judge, person, citizen, dog, and parasite disagrees with you.
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Um, sure. Even though I've pissed off the majority of people on this forum, I seek victory via popularity. Riiight.
You hope that your continued LIES will take hold, with a mob mentality, premised on blatant ignorance, in a popular majority affiliated with yourself -- that is your appeal to popularity.
Your appreciation is minimal because even basic reason leads one to understand that you LIE.
Your appreciation is minimal because the analytic, objective, and overall intelligence faculties of others are greater than your credit, and greater than that required to rally behind your LIEs.

Your positions are ridiculous. They contain not a single, solitary brick of constitutional foundation.
You persistently lie, that is another lie.
 
Illuminating Dullard Insight

"Illuminating Dullard Insight"
He's pro-choice and against same-sex marriage, but can't muster up a reasonable argument for either one of 'em. LOL.
You have lost the pro-life argument.

I accept a general understanding of a marriage as a civil contract between two or more entities (a union -- civil union) that involves shared future interests in some real property.

Thus I see no distinction between a civil union and a marriage.

I however do see a distinction between forms of civil unions (marriages); for example, corporations may marry; however, corporations (regarded as individuals) which do abide by tax codes (positive obligations, positive laws) under the law, based on their status, cannot register in a similar manner with monogomous, heterosexual civil unions.

That does not mean that I object to certain positive rights being granted to homosexual civil unions, that is why particular examples are significant, and why the lack of example does not create compelling argument from homosexual civil union proponents.

I am stating that as the rights are positive rights, the rights need not be equally endowed with that of heterosexual civil unions.

Thus, I have not stated an objection, I have clarified the interpretation of law.
 
Monk, there is no point in arguing with you anymore. The more I ask you to prove anything you say, the more you insult. You want to claim victory - be my guest.

This is boring. You say the same things over and over again, yet you never prove a single, solitary one of your assertions. You insult people when they call you on your own words. You lie, you back pedal, and you're generally rude.

Have fun.
 
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Everyone please remember the Forum Rules and the standard of civility that we expect upstairs.
 
Monk, there is no point in arguing with you anymore. The more I ask you to prove anything you say, the more you insult. You want to claim victory - be my guest.

This is boring. You say the same things over and over again, yet you never prove a single, solitary one of your assertions. You insult people when they call you on your own words. You lie, you back pedal, and you're generally rude.

Have fun.
I haven't read the exchange between you two, but I have "debated" with MacIntosh, so here is my 3 cents worth...

Mac, meet monk, monk, meet Mac
pot, meet kettle...
seriously Mac, I have discussed with you, remember?
BTW, I have discussed with Monk-eye as well, and he is now on my ignore list.
 
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Peter the gay is almost dying and in his will he declares that he consents that Paul the sissy can have sex with his dead body before bury him.

Is the law capable to protect the rights of Peter and Paul commiting necrophilia? I don't think so.

Is the law capable to protect the rights of a brother and sister commiting incest? Hell don't know.

Is the law capable to protect the rights of dudes commiting homophilia? No way.

Why?

Because society must put limits to what is decent and moral to maintain order.

It is clear that nothing good in humans comes from homophilia, neither as part of society and less as a species.

I still think that perverts are paying good money to some leaders in society to abuse their authority and make official the negative behaviour of homosexuality.

We need to protect our children from such perversion, it is no doubt that homosexuals need help, but instead of recognizing their mental sickness, they have manipulated the reality of their status to the point of demand rights instead of mental therapy.

Homophilia belongs to the same cataloguing of necrophilia, zoophilia, and incest, so, any other attempt to pass a bill aproving gay marriage, such bill must include the whole group as one. Otherwise, such bill will "discriminate" to the ones who commint incest and such is not fair...:shock:
 
Peter the gay is almost dying and in his will he declares that he consents that Paul the sissy can have sex with his dead body before bury him.

Is the law capable to protect the rights of Peter and Paul commiting necrophilia? I don't think so.

Is the law capable to protect the rights of a brother and sister commiting incest? Hell don't know.

Is the law capable to protect the rights of dudes commiting homophilia? No way.

Why?

Because society must put limits to what is decent and moral to maintain order.

It is clear that nothing good in humans comes from homophilia, neither as part of society and less as a species.

I still think that perverts are paying good money to some leaders in society to abuse their authority and make official the negative behaviour of homosexuality.

We need to protect our children from such perversion, it is no doubt that homosexuals need help, but instead of recognizing their mental sickness, they have manipulated the reality of their status to the point of demand rights instead of mental therapy.

Homophilia belongs to the same cataloguing of necrophilia, zoophilia, and incest, so, any other attempt to pass a bill aproving gay marriage, such bill must include the whole group as one. Otherwise, such bill will "discriminate" to the ones who commint incest and such is not fair...:shock:



Those are very offensive comments.
What we need to "protect our children" from is not homosexuals, but people who display such hateful intolerance.
 
We should have a ban on homophobic marriage, to stop them from trying to teach our children that homophobia is an acceptable lifestyle. Homophobes don't care about getting married because they love someone anyway...they just want the right to get married so that they can shove their lifestyle down everyone else's throat. :lol:
 
Those are very offensive comments.
What we need to "protect our children" from is not homosexuals, but people who display such hateful intolerance.

He is on my ignore list, I forget why, but this will serve to keep him there..
 
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