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02-29-2012, 10:53 PM | #211 (permalink) |
Mwana Nzala
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Unknown Soldier,
Are you kidding me. You honestly seem to think that Minnesota is the most homophobe place in the world. Go live in Africa, the hate of homosexuals are bigger. I mean in my native country, if you are homosexual, most people try their best not to help you and if you were beat up then many people would walk by and laugh. Uganda had attempted to legalize a law that legalize killing Homosxauls for being gay.
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03-01-2012, 03:13 AM | #213 (permalink) | ||
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I really don't know why you're bringing the African example into this debate, the USA like Western Europe are democracies, where individual rights and freedom of choice are given facts of life. The hostilities and hatreds of the developing world, should have no place within these democracies. |
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03-01-2012, 02:00 PM | #216 (permalink) | ||||
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This comes from the chilling conclusion to his article that reads as follows: Quote:
This, as I need not point out is a fallacy known as a "slippery slope" argument. Why? Because it relies on assuming that there will be a trend in the requests for civil rights here, and that soon people will start bending the definition of marriage further here. Like it or not, the whole article makes an extremely controversial assumption: that love ISN'T the main reason for marriage, or at least should be ruled out of the question when MONEY is thought of. Personally, when I get married it is because I love the other person, not because I already want children. As Unknown Soldier has very kindly pointed out, why is "propagating the population" so damn important? There's definitely no sign of decline, world overcrowding is becoming a very serious problem with food and natural resources being stretched over an increasingly large number. I have tons more to say here, but I shall have to finish with one final observation before the strange man with the whip comes along to drag me away to that strange homoerotic wrestling match where they make us young teenagers fight naked, and that is the following: Quote:
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03-01-2012, 04:28 PM | #217 (permalink) | |
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[QUOTE=Salami;1160659 As Unknown Soldier has very kindly pointed out, why is "propagating the population" so damn important? There's definitely no sign of decline, world overcrowding is becoming a very serious problem with food and natural resources being stretched over an increasingly large number.[/QUOTE] If that's what you believe, why would you argue for an extension of marriage benefits to more people in society? Why not just get rid of them entirelly? The rest of your post doesn't deal with what I said, the quotes I pulled from the article, or the general point of my post. Correct; so, why should the rest of society subsidize their marriages?
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03-01-2012, 04:52 PM | #219 (permalink) | ||||
Get in ma belly
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Huh. I won't deny it: I'm disappointed with you. I expected more than three two simple questions and a rude observation. I was hoping for some real fire and for my post to be sliced in pieces with the aid of many scholarly research papers. Even a bit of trolling would have been warmly appreciated, such telling me I ought to be at school or that I'm too young to understand. Well, here goes anyway...
I personally find a lot of the claims there to be be made out to be from US law, and that this article was stating it to be the case. For instance: Quote:
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Come on, I'm sure there was a lot in there that was directly relevant to what you quoted, just have a bash and tell me why I'm wrong about it. Quote:
OK, let me ask you a question: supposing that gay marriage were to be proposed WITHOUT any form of state subsidy whatsoever. Would you still object even if you as a taxpayer weren't in any way paying for it? |
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03-01-2012, 04:56 PM | #220 (permalink) | |
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They can already do this.
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