ThinClient
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If you do not believe that all life should be protected, then you are a bigot.
There is no special protection for one group, but it is ok to kill another group.
It should be ok to torture and kill people who abuse children.
If you do not believe that all life should be protected, then you are a bigot.
There is no special protection for one group, but it is ok to kill another group.
So you're a vegan who doesn't use antibiotics or you're admitting that in your opinion you're a bigot?
It should be ok to torture and kill people who abuse children.
a 8 yr old can't be willing. they are not mentally able to say yes. No way you spin it sex with a 8 yr old is nothing more then rape.
they aren't physically ready or mentally ready for sex.
Western culture is so blind to its own hypocrisy. It is ok to eviscerate the penises of babies in a barbaric rape ritual that is 10 times more violent than a muslim marrying a child. (I'm talking about circumcision in case you are public school edumacated.) The muslim child at least has time to prepare mentally, not to mention the support of family to tell them its their duty and all that bla bla bla stuff. That sort of stuff makes a huge difference on the level of trauma felt by the victim/abusee. Imagine if women believed that when giving birth to a child, they were actually being raped by the devil and it meant they were going to hell. Imagine how many more women would die during the birthing process... I'm just trying to make a point here about the impact that culture and beliefs have on interpretation and ultimately how one handles what we could call a traumatic event. There is after all nothing more traumatic for a woman than giving birth. But because they usually have a lot of emotional and cultural support it ends up not being a terribly psychologically damaging experience compared to a rape even though rape is usually far less physically traumatic than child birth. There have in fact been cultures that held ritual rape in as high a regard as we hold child birth.
Establishing this age limit is among the top priorities of groups like HRC which was responsible for publishing the 54-page report How Come You Allow Little Girls to Get Married?, documenting the lifelong damage to girls who are forced to marry young. Most pro age-limit organizations agree that 18 should be the legal age for marriage.
Western culture is so blind to its own hypocrisy. It is ok to eviscerate the penises of babies in a barbaric rape ritual that is 10 times more violent than a muslim marrying a child. (I'm talking about circumcision in case you are public school edumacated.) The muslim child at least has time to prepare mentally, not to mention the support of family to tell them its their duty and all that bla bla bla stuff. That sort of stuff makes a huge difference on the level of trauma felt by the victim/abusee. Imagine if women believed that when giving birth to a child, they were actually being raped by the devil and it meant they were going to hell. Imagine how many more women would die during the birthing process... I'm just trying to make a point here about the impact that culture and beliefs have on interpretation and ultimately how one handles what we could call a traumatic event. There is after all nothing more traumatic for a woman than giving birth. But because they usually have a lot of emotional and cultural support it ends up not being a terribly psychologically damaging experience compared to a rape even though rape is usually far less physically traumatic than child birth. There have in fact been cultures that held ritual rape in as high a regard as we hold child birth. It is far too easy for the ignorant westerner to go sticking his opinionated and uninformed nose into the traditions of other cultures.
I'm ok with it but I'm also OK with simply ending them.
I beg to differ. When Thailand began testing its new conscripts, it found an astronomical rate of HIV infection. This was eventually attributed to a combination of two things, unprotected sex with prostitutes and lack of circumcision. The latter was attributed to two sub-factors, that friction on the foreskin during intercourse created micro-abrasions and that the foreskin provided a moist, protected area for the bacteria* to prosper, thereby greatly expanding the time available for the bacteria to successfully infect the host. It's a micro version of the physiological reasons behind women being so much more susceptible.The odds of female to male transmission are ASTRONOMICALLY small. Circumcision has absolutely no bearing on the matter.
Why is it when I read this I have a mental image of orderlies chasing you through the halls of the psych ward while you maniacally type while trying to evade capture?Western culture is so blind to its own hypocrisy. It is ok to eviscerate the penises of babies in a barbaric rape ritual that is 10 times more violent than a muslim marrying a child. (I'm talking about circumcision in case you are public school edumacated.) The muslim child at least has time to prepare mentally, not to mention the support of family to tell them its their duty and all that bla bla bla stuff. That sort of stuff makes a huge difference on the level of trauma felt by the victim/abusee. Imagine if women believed that when giving birth to a child, they were actually being raped by the devil and it meant they were going to hell. Imagine how many more women would die during the birthing process... I'm just trying to make a point here about the impact that culture and beliefs have on interpretation and ultimately how one handles what we could call a traumatic event. There is after all nothing more traumatic for a woman than giving birth. But because they usually have a lot of emotional and cultural support it ends up not being a terribly psychologically damaging experience compared to a rape even though rape is usually far less physically traumatic than child birth. There have in fact been cultures that held ritual rape in as high a regard as we hold child birth. It is far too easy for the ignorant westerner to go sticking his opinionated and uninformed nose into the traditions of other cultures.
I beg to differ. When Thailand began testing its new conscripts, it found an astronomical rate of HIV infection. This was eventually attributed to a combination of two things, unprotected sex with prostitutes and lack of circumcision. The latter was attributed to two sub-factors, that friction on the foreskin during intercourse created micro-abrasions and that the foreskin provided a moist, protected area for the bacteria to prosper, thereby greatly expanding the time available for the bacteria to successfully infect the host. It's a micro version of the physiological reasons behind women being so much more susceptible.
Overall, 19 (12%) male partners and 82 (20%) female partners were infected with HIV, suggesting that male to female transmission is 1.9 (95% confidence interval 1.1 to 3.3) times more effective than female to male transmission.
Western culture is so blind to its own hypocrisy. It is ok to eviscerate the penises of babies in a barbaric rape ritual that is 10 times more violent than a muslim marrying a child. (I'm talking about circumcision in case you are public school edumacated.)
The muslim child at least has time to prepare mentally,
not to mention the support of family to tell them its their duty and all that bla bla bla stuff. That sort of stuff makes a huge difference on the level of trauma felt by the victim/abusee.
Imagine if women believed that when giving birth to a child, they were actually being raped by the devil and it meant they were going to hell.
Imagine how many more women would die during the birthing process... I'm just trying to make a point here about the impact that culture and beliefs have on interpretation and ultimately how one handles what we could call a traumatic event. There is after all nothing more traumatic for a woman than giving birth.
But because they usually have a lot of emotional and cultural support it ends up not being a terribly psychologically damaging experience compared to a rape even though rape is usually far less physically traumatic than child birth. There have in fact been cultures that held ritual rape in as high a regard as we hold child birth. It is far too easy for the ignorant westerner to go sticking his opinionated and uninformed nose into the traditions of other cultures.
I beg to differ.
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But my point wasn't that uncircumcised men were at similar risk rates as women or homosexual men, merely that uncircumcised heterosexual men were at higher risk rates than circumcised heterosexual men.Dunno about Thailand, but the research I've read about suggests he's correct. Example:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1392708
Why would I trust you when you aren't even bright enough to recognize G-d? 😉You also believe in god. I'm pretty sure that you're not very good at coming to logical conclusions.
Trust me that I'm right if you don't have the mental capacity to bother digging into the modern medical field to find that I'm right.
I got three sentences into this. You are actually saying that circumcision - with no definitively proven health consequences - is worse than marrying and fucking 8 year olds. I can't see any reason to read any further.
Why is it when I read this I have a mental image of orderlies chasing you through the halls of the psych ward while you maniacally type while trying to evade capture?
But my point wasn't that uncircumcised men were at similar risk rates as women or homosexual men, merely that uncircumcised heterosexual men were at higher risk rates than circumcised heterosexual men.
And its coming to a neighborhood near you.
Who is the state to tell a man and child they can not marry? The gays have been fighting for marriage equality, so lets extend that equality to everyone.
And I take it you are a plantphobic bigot 😛
You actually have a point. He did say ALL life should be protected. Plants are alive... I wonder what the hell he eats then.
A child can not legally enter into ANY contract.
This has absolutely nothing to do with gay marriage.

You're the one who said "If you do not believe that all life should be protected, then you are a bigot." So by your own stated logic, if plant and animal life isn't protected equally to human life that makes you a bigot. And since you're using this argument as an argument against abortion, you must also protect all eggs and seeds as well. I'm not the one who made up this rule, you are. You've just chosen to call yourself a bigot, I'm simply being the messenger.Liberal logic 101, compare the life of a plant to the life of a child.
Umm, you might want to consult this list to learn which US States(and Canada) disagree with you on that...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriageable_age#North_America![]()
And in all those states it requires either parental consent or a court ruling. So without special circumstances, Darwin is correct.
You're the one who said "If you do not believe that all life should be protected, then you are a bigot." So by your own stated logic, if plant and animal life isn't protected equally to human life that makes you a bigot.