Originally posted by: Pepsi90919
Originally posted by: spidey07
Where is the "hell No, no freaking way, when hell freezes over" button?
i think it's over to the RIGHT somewhere...
Originally posted by: LakAttack
Originally posted by: dtyn
No. It spits in the face of the tradition of marriage. Let them enjoy a partnership together, let them share in the benefits, I don't care as long as I don't see it. But to call it marriage is completely wrong. The end purpose of marriage is to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy. Gay "marriages" would not do so, and as so cannot be considered a traditional marriage. However, I have no strong conviction either way.
I am curious. What if a hetersexual man or woman is sterile? He/She would not be able "to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy." Should they not be allowed to marry?
Originally posted by: Encryptic
There was a poll on this already last week along with a huge thread about it.Originally posted by: pyonir
Repost.
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Originally posted by: Dr Smooth
Please add as an option: It is none of my business.
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: LakAttack
Originally posted by: dtyn
No. It spits in the face of the tradition of marriage. Let them enjoy a partnership together, let them share in the benefits, I don't care as long as I don't see it. But to call it marriage is completely wrong. The end purpose of marriage is to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy. Gay "marriages" would not do so, and as so cannot be considered a traditional marriage. However, I have no strong conviction either way.
I am curious. What if a hetersexual man or woman is sterile? He/She would not be able "to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy." Should they not be allowed to marry?
They should be allowed to marry, because they still create the traditional mother/father environment, should they choose to adopt. The fact that they could not spread their own genes should be dealt by each individual family. However, as I said, I carry no strong views one way or the other.
Originally posted by: LordJezo
Nope.
Would be a bad idea and a blow to human society.
Originally posted by: pacmanfan
Originally posted by: spidey07
Where is the "hell No, no freaking way, when hell freezes over" button?
Originally posted by: fivespeed5
the way I see it society views this akin to interracial marriage. People reject the idea at first then gradually as the sane minded people take over, it will eventually be accepted as a whole. We just need more sane minded people to tell the conservative people that it's okay.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: LakAttack
Originally posted by: dtyn
No. It spits in the face of the tradition of marriage. Let them enjoy a partnership together, let them share in the benefits, I don't care as long as I don't see it. But to call it marriage is completely wrong. The end purpose of marriage is to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy. Gay "marriages" would not do so, and as so cannot be considered a traditional marriage. However, I have no strong conviction either way.
I am curious. What if a hetersexual man or woman is sterile? He/She would not be able "to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy." Should they not be allowed to marry?
They should be allowed to marry, because they still create the traditional mother/father environment, should they choose to adopt. The fact that they could not spread their own genes should be dealt by each individual family. However, as I said, I carry no strong views one way or the other.
but you just said the end purpose of a family is to "have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy", which sterile couples can not do. they can have a family, but so can gay couples. nowhere did you mention anything about creating a "traditional mother/father environment", and i don't really see why that should be included in the definition of marriage. the purpose of marriage is to create a stable environment for the family.
Originally posted by: Marlin1975
Originally posted by: pacmanfan
Originally posted by: spidey07
Where is the "hell No, no freaking way, when hell freezes over" button?
Wheres the button for "I am a biggot idiot" so these 2 and others can click it.
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Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: LakAttack
Originally posted by: dtyn
No. It spits in the face of the tradition of marriage. Let them enjoy a partnership together, let them share in the benefits, I don't care as long as I don't see it. But to call it marriage is completely wrong. The end purpose of marriage is to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy. Gay "marriages" would not do so, and as so cannot be considered a traditional marriage. However, I have no strong conviction either way.
I am curious. What if a hetersexual man or woman is sterile? He/She would not be able "to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy." Should they not be allowed to marry?
They should be allowed to marry, because they still create the traditional mother/father environment, should they choose to adopt. The fact that they could not spread their own genes should be dealt by each individual family. However, as I said, I carry no strong views one way or the other.
but you just said the end purpose of a family is to "have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy", which sterile couples can not do. they can have a family, but so can gay couples. nowhere did you mention anything about creating a "traditional mother/father environment", and i don't really see why that should be included in the definition of marriage. the purpose of marriage is to create a stable environment for the family.
And the end purpose is to continue you're family legacy. The sterile couple will make the choice not to pass on their genes when they marry. That aside, a gay couple will find it rather difficult to provide a stable environment for the child when the child realizes he is an outcast compared to the rest of society. Will the kid be raised to think that gay marriages are what are supposed to happen? If that trent continues, will humanity die out due to the lack of procreation. Yes, those are extremes, but why not point them out? They could happen.
(Note: These are not my true opinions, I'm just trying to create an arguement so that both sides can present valid views, since no one else seems to want to argue.)
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: LakAttack
Originally posted by: dtyn
No. It spits in the face of the tradition of marriage. Let them enjoy a partnership together, let them share in the benefits, I don't care as long as I don't see it. But to call it marriage is completely wrong. The end purpose of marriage is to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy. Gay "marriages" would not do so, and as so cannot be considered a traditional marriage. However, I have no strong conviction either way.
I am curious. What if a hetersexual man or woman is sterile? He/She would not be able "to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy." Should they not be allowed to marry?
They should be allowed to marry, because they still create the traditional mother/father environment, should they choose to adopt. The fact that they could not spread their own genes should be dealt by each individual family. However, as I said, I carry no strong views one way or the other.
but you just said the end purpose of a family is to "have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy", which sterile couples can not do. they can have a family, but so can gay couples. nowhere did you mention anything about creating a "traditional mother/father environment", and i don't really see why that should be included in the definition of marriage. the purpose of marriage is to create a stable environment for the family.
And the end purpose is to continue you're family legacy. The sterile couple will make the choice not to pass on their genes when they marry. That aside, a gay couple will find it rather difficult to provide a stable environment for the child when the child realizes he is an outcast compared to the rest of society. Will the kid be raised to think that gay marriages are what are supposed to happen? If that trent continues, will humanity die out due to the lack of procreation. Yes, those are extremes, but why not point them out? They could happen.
(Note: These are not my true opinions, I'm just trying to create an arguement so that both sides can present valid views, since no one else seems to want to argue.)
And why would that child be an outcast?
Could it be due to closed-minded bigots????
Hmm...I think perhaps it would be.
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: dtyn
And the end purpose is to continue you're family legacy. The sterile couple will make the choice not to pass on their genes when they marry. That aside, a gay couple will find it rather difficult to provide a stable environment for the child when the child realizes he is an outcast compared to the rest of society. Will the kid be raised to think that gay marriages are what are supposed to happen? If that trent continues, will humanity die out due to the lack of procreation. Yes, those are extremes, but why not point them out? They could happen.
(Note: These are not my true opinions, I'm just trying to create an arguement so that both sides can present valid views, since no one else seems to want to argue.)
And why would that child be an outcast?
Could it be due to closed-minded bigots????
Hmm...I think perhaps it would be.
Yes, it would be. But that's the sad fact of life. You're never going to get rid of them all. Some people will never budge on an opinion, not even if you threaten their life. So, why would you knowingly put your/a child in a situation where he/she is doomed to be an outcast?
And the end purpose is to continue you're family legacy. The sterile couple will make the choice not to pass on their genes when they marry.
That aside, a gay couple will find it rather difficult to provide a stable environment for the child when the child realizes he is an outcast compared to the rest of society.
Will the kid be raised to think that gay marriages are what are supposed to happen? If that trent continues, will humanity die out due to the lack of procreation. Yes, those are extremes, but why not point them out? They could happen.
(Note: These are not my true opinions, I'm just trying to create an arguement so that both sides can present valid views, since no one else seems to want to argue.)
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: LakAttack
Originally posted by: dtyn
No. It spits in the face of the tradition of marriage. Let them enjoy a partnership together, let them share in the benefits, I don't care as long as I don't see it. But to call it marriage is completely wrong. The end purpose of marriage is to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy. Gay "marriages" would not do so, and as so cannot be considered a traditional marriage. However, I have no strong conviction either way.
I am curious. What if a hetersexual man or woman is sterile? He/She would not be able "to have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy." Should they not be allowed to marry?
They should be allowed to marry, because they still create the traditional mother/father environment, should they choose to adopt. The fact that they could not spread their own genes should be dealt by each individual family. However, as I said, I carry no strong views one way or the other.
but you just said the end purpose of a family is to "have a family, to spread your genes, and to continue your family legacy", which sterile couples can not do. they can have a family, but so can gay couples. nowhere did you mention anything about creating a "traditional mother/father environment", and i don't really see why that should be included in the definition of marriage. the purpose of marriage is to create a stable environment for the family.
And the end purpose is to continue you're family legacy. The sterile couple will make the choice not to pass on their genes when they marry. That aside, a gay couple will find it rather difficult to provide a stable environment for the child when the child realizes he is an outcast compared to the rest of society. Will the kid be raised to think that gay marriages are what are supposed to happen? If that trent continues, will humanity die out due to the lack of procreation. Yes, those are extremes, but why not point them out? They could happen.
(Note: These are not my true opinions, I'm just trying to create an arguement so that both sides can present valid views, since no one else seems to want to argue.)
And why would that child be an outcast?
Could it be due to closed-minded bigots????
Hmm...I think perhaps it would be.
Yes, it would be. But that's the sad fact of life. You're never going to get rid of them all. Some people will never budge on an opinion, not even if you threaten their life. So, why would you knowingly put your/a child in a situation where he/she is doomed to be an outcast?
Yes, it would be. But that's the sad fact of life. You're never going to get rid of them all. Some people will never budge on an opinion, not even if you threaten their life. So, why would you knowingly put your/a child in a situation where he/she is doomed to be an outcast?
and this is different from gay people... how?
stable as in the kids know they have a family that cares for and loves them. and say what you will about the shortcomings of our society, but i believe that will be a more stable environment than bouncing around from foster home to foster home, or living in poverty in some third world country.
when humanity dies out, i can guarantee you it won't be because we're all gay.
