standing_alone
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Well, unless you're the person that grants marriage certificates.
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standing_alone said:Well, unless you're the person that grants marriage certificates.
Not that one. The one where I asked why it was okay for interracial couples to march right on and demand those rights, but for some reason gay couples should wait for society to approve?Victor said:I thought I answered your question already when I said: Heck no, I'd march on.
Fight away. No one is stopping you, but don't expect me to view homosexual relationships the same as heterosexuals ones. Won't happen for me.
jamaesi said:I couldn't care less what you think just as long as you don't deny me human rights.
nutshell said:What qualifies homosexual marriage as a "human right?"
There is nothing that compels me to believe this is so. Help me understand.
Do you believe heterosexuals have a "human right" to marry?nutshell said:What qualifies homosexual marriage as a "human right?"
There is nothing that compels me to believe this is so. Help me understand.
I wonder what qualifies the God of Moses to be worshipped. Didn't we have that golden calf that was traditional?nutshell said:What qualifies homosexual marriage as a "human right?"
There is nothing that compels me to believe this is so. Help me understand.
Jensa said:Not that one. The one where I asked why it was okay for interracial couples to march right on and demand those rights, but for some reason gay couples should wait for society to approve?
jamaesi said:I couldn't care less what you think just as long as you don't deny me human rights.
nutshell said:What qualifies homosexual marriage as a "human right?"
There is nothing that compels me to believe this is so. Help me understand.
Victor said:I can play this game too. :dan:
I couldn't care less what you think as long as you don't redefine marriage. How you like them apples?
What qualifies homosexual marriage as a "human right?"
I couldn't care less what you think as long as you don't redefine marriage.
Notice the answers? You received questions as answers.....Interesting.
Because interracial couples weren't out to alter the definition of marriage.
The definition of marriage seems to be inadequate for our present needs. That would seem to be the problem, not the homosexuals.
You may call it defining marriage but that is the cover for the question of who may marry whom. It was race that limited choice then. Today it is a gender distinction. Don't kid yourself Victor, it is still a suppression of minorities - then and now.Victor said:Because interracial couples weren't out to alter the definition of marriage. I knew it was going head in this direction and that's why I said ealier that my spider senses were telling me that this isn't going to be a "let's agree to disagree". You will get your rights some time in the future.
Ormiston said:The definition of marriage seems to be inadequate for our present needs. That would seem to be the problem, not the homosexuals.
standing_alone said:How are homosexuals going to drastically redefine marriage? Because two people of the same gender marry each other? Oh, God forbid! We can't have two consenting adults who are in love with one another and devoted to one another make a life long commitment to each other and get all the federal rights that go with it!
standing_alone said:Oh yeah, that's all us homosexuals are out to do, alter the definition of marriage.
I could have sworn that is exactly what is being done.
"We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness"Jensa said:Why do YOU have the right to vote on MY rights?
standing_alone said:Yeah? But our (homosexuals) motivation is not to alter the definition of marriage, but to receive equality and the same federal rights and benefits that heterosexuals do.
Victor said:Our present need? Which is?