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#11
07-09-2006, 12:56 PM
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Re: Gay marriages... dictated by religious authorities
FlFishOn,
Do you have any intention of bring forth and arguments or just insulting other posters? A question for you though. In what ways are we seeing the negative impacts of gay marriage in Europe? How do we know these are directly connected? Do you have any evidence to back up these opinions? 
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#12
07-09-2006, 01:28 PM
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Re: Gay marriages... dictated by religious authorities
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WHile it is a fact, it is a tiny percentage, and the bulk of America still sees it as deviant. That used to be enough for the left educators to leave it alone. [/ QUOTE ] So, schools should only teach common place facts and not bother with US volcano's or people that have walked on the moon. What is your threshold number or percentage before facts should be taught?
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#15
07-09-2006, 01:43 PM
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Re: Gay marriages... dictated by religious authorities
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Research Holland. I saw a full exposition of this but where? I can't remember, I read too much. [/ QUOTE ] I am having trouble finding anything finding anything that expresses a negative view of the aftermath of gay-marriage legalization. I have found that the rates of gay marriage have gone down. And that only 3.6% of marriages are between persons of the same sex. I'll keep looking, but initial findings are not too promising.
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#16
07-09-2006, 01:48 PM
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Re: Gay marriages... dictated by religious authorities
All societies have a stake in the future generations. It's a huge responsibility, to propagate the species.
Instead of asking straights to find fault with gay sham 'marriage' I think it is much more important for gays to prove, beyond any scientific doubt, that gay sham 'marriage' is totally benign with respect to the future generations every society requires. I'm certain this can not be done.
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#17
07-09-2006, 01:49 PM
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but why should teachers not teach what IS ?? [/ QUOTE ] That's fine as long as they give the full range of facts such as... - the law says Johnny has 2 daddies but biologically that's impossible. In reality he has a mommy somewhere but she either died or abandoned him. - the percentages of people with the various family structures are... - the percentages of people who think same sex partnerships represent deviant behavior are... - my opinion (ie. the teacher's) is irrelevant to what yours (the student's) should be. Ask your parents if you want help in deciding what's good and bad on this issue If there were laws about how the subject could be addressed to kids and care was taken to make it purely factual and non-opinionated then I suppose I could go along with it.
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#18
07-09-2006, 01:57 PM
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Re: Gay marriages... dictated by religious authorities
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All societies have a stake in the future generations. It's a huge responsibility, to propagate the species. [/ QUOTE ] True. Although the homosexual population does exist and there is no question about that. I think that population is very small and should be allowed to exist in any way they want to which does not do harm to others. They just want to be together and have the same legal rights as other citizens in commited relationships. [ QUOTE ] Instead of asking straight to find fault with gay sham 'marriage' I think it is much more important for gays to prove, beyond any scientific doubt, that gay sham 'marriage' is totally benign with respect to the future generations every society requires. I'm certain this can not be done. [/ QUOTE ] I am confused by this statement. Are you asking for gay people to prove that their existance will not be a detriment to future generations of people?
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#19
07-09-2006, 02:17 PM
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