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Some people just look for things to get unreasonably upset about. If it was not gay marriage, it
would be something else. They don't care what the issue is (as along as its not their
issue--cowardice and sadism is a major part of racism). Even if it is religion, gay rights, sexism,
whatever, it's all a form of racism because they are viewing someone else (never them,
of course ) as not included and inferior. Their motto is:--I should be allowed but you
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The wording they like to use is the damage done to the "institution of marriage".
It's the weakening of the institution (same as the weakening of the "moral fiber") they're talking
about.
It's a preposterous accusation.
The number one (big daddy of them all) weakening of the institution of marriage was done when the
Roman Catholic Church declared itself The Church.
The church was the body of believers and it was "married" to Christ. The body of believers being the
individuals who believed, not an organized religion that called itself The Church.
The Roman Catholic Church (for one) has no business saying anything about marriage.
In the secular world, heterosexuals have made such a mess of marriage I don't know why homosexuals
would want to have anything to do with it but if they do...then they should have the right the same
as anyone else.
I, like Hizashi am for equal rights. Freedom and equal rights are good things. Domination and
discrimination are bad things.
Religion which espouses domination and discrimination is anti-christ. |
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Anyone against gay marriage is a hypocrite, plain and simple. |
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You're right and if two gay people get married it is nobody else's business but theirs.
One small point, joe9 is godfighter is LordDaniel is jalapenos is... (ad infinitum). |
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Anyone against gay marriage is also against equal rights. Plain and simple. Just take a look on the
other side of this debate for example. |
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How does your Ford Explorer affect my Toyota Rav4? Same idea. Similar concept. A marriage is
consecrated as a sacred relationship between the man and woman (Not to offend you gays, we went over
how I feel about this before.) But marriage is not between you, your partner, and what people think
about you.
How would you feel that your relationship is on the shoulders of you, your partner, and essentially
Lord Daniel, since Lord Daniel is an imposing figure in YOUR relationship.
In my world, if he regards people who sin as not a human at all, then you start to see what respect
he may have for himself.
Edit: I am on the wrong side. Ugh. |
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Marriage is between a man and a woman. Gay marriages take away all the sacredness and actual
purpose of marriage. Gay couples - why do you have to get married anyway? Just live together -
just another argument to be heard and recognized. |
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One good reason is that marriage opens a natural way for a couple to go on and produce children. In
my opinion the wedding ceremony is a formal act and ritual based upon custom and tradition, and is
the sacred, sanctimonious joining together of Adam and Eve, (man and wife), not Adam and Steve. Adam
and Steve make a mockery of the whole affair. That's my opinion and I have every right to that
opinion, whether you share it or not...;-) I see the sites Gay National Front are out in force
tonight. |
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04 Apr 2009 20:00
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