I believe marriage is sacred and something done between a man and a woman and being gay spits in the face of that.
It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
CollieBuddz wrote:Of course people choose to be gay, either that or they're mentally ill. If it's the latter than I don't think something as important as marriage should done while you're not mentally fit.
JMB_94 wrote:CollieBuddz wrote:Of course people choose to be gay, either that or they're mentally ill. If it's the latter than I don't think something as important as marriage should done while you're not mentally fit.
As i just said, it's not psychological, it's genetic.
CollieBuddz wrote:It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
Zzonked wrote:CollieBuddz wrote:It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
How would you feel about a single murderer became a dentist?
Zzonked wrote:CollieBuddz wrote:It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
How would you feel about a single murderer became a dentist?
CollieBuddz wrote:
A genetic malfunction, maybe. In which case I see it as the same as mentally ill.
CollieBuddz wrote:JMB_94 wrote:CollieBuddz wrote:Roloman4 wrote:CollieBuddz wrote:Should we allow celebrations for people who are against new life?
No.
Who said they are against it?
Really, what an ignorant comment.
They refuse to use their reproductive organs for what they are for. Pretty much couldn't be more against new life.
So you're saying they shouldn't be allowed to marry because they wouldn't be able to produce offspring with their partners?
In a way yes. It's not my whole reason, because I still think heterosexuals who choose not to have a baby should be able to get married.
I just think we shouldn't celebrate people who deliberately go against human's design.
Let's be honest, homosexuals are just being rebels because they want attention. It's why they change their voice and wear ridiculous clothing.
CollieBuddz wrote:I'm not on a wind up, I honestly don't think gays should be able to get married. It's just hard to explain my reasons why.
I believe marriage is sacred and something done between a man and a woman and being gay spits in the face of that.
It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
Roloman4 wrote:Also, how in fuck's name could you compare a mass-murderer to a homosexual?
Zzonked wrote:Roloman4 wrote:Also, how in fuck's name could you compare a mass-murderer to a homosexual?
Protip: It's because he's trolling.
This way of thinking caused many of the problems in 1980's Iran.ahlycotc wrote:Where is the maybe option?
If the majority of the population agree to legalizing gay marriage, then it should be legal. There is nothing unconstitutional about legalizing gay marriage.
I might not approve of gay people, but there is no objection from a legal standpoint.
CollieBuddz wrote:I'm not on a wind up, I honestly don't think gays should be able to get married. It's just hard to explain my reasons why.
I believe marriage is sacred and something done between a man and a woman and being gay spits in the face of that.
It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
CollieBuddz wrote:I'm not on a wind up, I honestly don't think gays should be able to get married. It's just hard to explain my reasons why.
I believe marriage is sacred and something done between a man and a woman and being gay spits in the face of that.
It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
El_indian wrote:CollieBuddz wrote:I'm not on a wind up, I honestly don't think gays should be able to get married. It's just hard to explain my reasons why.
I believe marriage is sacred and something done between a man and a woman and being gay spits in the face of that.
It's like, I don't think a mass murderer should be able to become a doctor.
you don't actually believe that
I remember watching something regarding this a few weeks ago:
ResurrectionRooney wrote:ahlycotc wrote:Where is the maybe option?
If the majority of the population agree to legalizing gay marriage, then it should be legal. There is nothing unconstitutional about legalizing gay marriage.
I might not approve of gay people, but there is no objection from a legal standpoint.
What about if the majority of the population feel that interracial law shouldn't be allowed? Or that a particular religion should be oppressed?
polska. wrote:This way of thinking caused many of the problems in 1980's Iran.ahlycotc wrote:Where is the maybe option?
If the majority of the population agree to legalizing gay marriage, then it should be legal. There is nothing unconstitutional about legalizing gay marriage.
I might not approve of gay people, but there is no objection from a legal standpoint.
ahlycotc wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:ahlycotc wrote:Where is the maybe option?
If the majority of the population agree to legalizing gay marriage, then it should be legal. There is nothing unconstitutional about legalizing gay marriage.
I might not approve of gay people, but there is no objection from a legal standpoint.
What about if the majority of the population feel that interracial law shouldn't be allowed? Or that a particular religion should be oppressed?
That would be against the constitution. Are there racists in the country? Of course. But they can't do anything because it would be considered unconstitutional. Like I said, I have no objection from a legal standpoint.
ResurrectionRooney wrote:ahlycotc wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:ahlycotc wrote:Where is the maybe option?
If the majority of the population agree to legalizing gay marriage, then it should be legal. There is nothing unconstitutional about legalizing gay marriage.
I might not approve of gay people, but there is no objection from a legal standpoint.
What about if the majority of the population feel that interracial law shouldn't be allowed? Or that a particular religion should be oppressed?
That would be against the constitution. Are there racists in the country? Of course. But they can't do anything because it would be considered unconstitutional. Like I said, I have no objection from a legal standpoint.
Constitutions can change, if the population feels strongly enough is it right to change the constitution so the government doesn't protect a certain race or religion, or oppresses it?
ahlycotc wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:ahlycotc wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:ahlycotc wrote:Where is the maybe option?
If the majority of the population agree to legalizing gay marriage, then it should be legal. There is nothing unconstitutional about legalizing gay marriage.
I might not approve of gay people, but there is no objection from a legal standpoint.
What about if the majority of the population feel that interracial law shouldn't be allowed? Or that a particular religion should be oppressed?
That would be against the constitution. Are there racists in the country? Of course. But they can't do anything because it would be considered unconstitutional. Like I said, I have no objection from a legal standpoint.
Constitutions can change, if the population feels strongly enough is it right to change the constitution so the government doesn't protect a certain race or religion, or oppresses it?
From a legal standpoint, there is no problem. That's the beauty or danger of a democracy. Laws should be created with majority approval. Has this country ever been wrong with the laws or constitution? Yes. I personally approve of freedom of religion. If 51% of the nation doesn't, oh well. The 49% should try to convince the 51% or create a revolution.
dena wrote:Am I stopping the cure for cancer from appearing because I use birth control when I have sex? Come on. If this was abortion, OK I'd get it. But this is not having children, if you harass homosexuals because they can't naturally have kids, do you harass old couples who choose to not have children? Or people who use birth control when they have sex?
Once again you're comparing gays to murderers and it's just over the top, if you don't want your child to be gay that's fine I probably wouldnt want my kids to be gay because I want grandchildren, but that is a choice/natural thing (I'm still on the fence) like the dozens of other lifestyle choices people make to their lives. And if there's one thing I'd want to teach my kids it's the importance of having choice, and not berating them because of it.