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| Gay-Marriage Is A Crucial Debate |
| If you decide gay is a credible concept, then it will follow to reason that they can marry, and if they can marry then it becomes a mainstream-acceptableness.
You will follow the concepts, and connect the dots = that is where it will lead, once you start it. |
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In forandagainst, it is currently third after God's existence and abortion of life. |
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Since the fifth of December 2005 British Homosexuals and Lesbians can enter into a civil
partnership.
This for the first time puts each in the partnership, on the same legal footing as a srtaight
couple.
Most Gay men don't want to be married let alone have kids.
Lesbians might feel different, as they may already be mothers or might be broody.
Marriage comes into question or doubt from a religious standpoint.
Christians can't agree on contraception let alone new wedding vows, where Vicars are to ask, do you
Joseph take Bret.
It can only further divide an already divided Church. |
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Gays and Lesbians should be allowed to marry. They are just as entitled to be miserable as anyone
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In most cases I see the issue as a way the religiously empowered want to dictate the lives of others
using their own personal perspective of how someone’s life should be lived according to their
belief system (all while not realizing that their belief system could mean little to nothing to
someone not within it). As I’ve stated before, I have never, not once, been given an objective
reason why homosexuality is “wrong”, or potentially dangerous, in any sense. |
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It is not an important debate. It is a straight forward decision to legalise gay marriages and not
really discuss the topic any longer. If two people want to commit to a life together and celebrate
it by getting married then I am all for it. The fact that they are gay or lesbian doesn't change
that one bit.
Do I understand the second part of your statement correctly? Are you saying that by being for the
right of homosexual couples to marry I will start batting for the other team? |
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Everyone should have equal rights and whom they love and want to spend the rest of their lives with
should not be up for debate. The only difference between a hetrosexual relationship and homosexual
one is the sex part. We work, pay tax, have arguments, go on holiday together, why should marriage
be any different. We love just the same as everyone else and this should not be up for debate and
certainly not a crucial one, there are far more important things that people should be arguing over. |
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27 Aug 2008 05:30
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