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What is this natural law you speak off?Napoleon Ier wrote:Those arguments are terrible. The only good argument is that society should not have to recognise marriage outside natural law.
A family always has been a man and a woman. That much is undeniale. Furthermore, a family cannot naturally be two men. Sure they can have strong desire to d each other, that doesn't make them a family unit. Therefore, the law should recognise what isn't a family. To be honest with yu snorri, I don't oppose or support gay marriage, but I certainly believe homosexuality is a damaging psychological phenomenn found in all of us.Snorri1234 wrote:What is this natural law you speak off?Napoleon Ier wrote:Those arguments are terrible. The only good argument is that society should not have to recognise marriage outside natural law.
A damaging psychological phenomenon? What would you recommend for treatment, doctor?Napoleon Ier wrote:A family always has been a man and a woman. That much is undeniale. Furthermore, a family cannot naturally be two men. Sure they can have strong desire to d each other, that doesn't make them a family unit. Therefore, the law should recognise what isn't a family. To be honest with yu snorri, I don't oppose or support gay marriage, but I certainly believe homosexuality is a damaging psychological phenomenn found in all of us.Snorri1234 wrote:What is this natural law you speak off?Napoleon Ier wrote:Those arguments are terrible. The only good argument is that society should not have to recognise marriage outside natural law.
A family has not always been a man and a woman. It frequently has been a man and multiple women. Besides, what it has always been doesn't mean anything. Slavery was pretty motherfucking common not so long ago, doesn't mean we couldn't change it.Napoleon Ier wrote:A family always has been a man and a woman. That much is undeniale. Furthermore, a family cannot naturally be two men. Sure they can have strong desire to d each other, that doesn't make them a family unit. Therefore, the law should recognise what isn't a family. To be honest with yu snorri, I don't oppose or support gay marriage, but I certainly believe homosexuality is a damaging psychological phenomenn found in all of us.Snorri1234 wrote:What is this natural law you speak off?Napoleon Ier wrote:Those arguments are terrible. The only good argument is that society should not have to recognise marriage outside natural law.
No one, but you can still think that homosexual acts are wrong. I know gays, and I am friends with a few. I still think homosexuality is wrong.Roger Dodger wrote:i just have one question. say you have a son with your wife. 1 son. no more no less. no other children.
and at some point he turns out to be a homosexual. because, it happens. what are you going to do?
are you going to love him because he's your flesh & blood or are you going to take your only child and kick him out of your house and disown him or better yet beat him to death.
who here honestly can say they will do the later ?
Do you tell your "friends" how you really feel about them being psychologically damaged or do you just keep that to yourself?Napoleon Ier wrote:No one, but you can still think that homosexual acts are wrong. I know gays, and I am friends with a few. I still think homosexuality is wrong.Roger Dodger wrote:i just have one question. say you have a son with your wife. 1 son. no more no less. no other children.
and at some point he turns out to be a homosexual. because, it happens. what are you going to do?
are you going to love him because he's your flesh & blood or are you going to take your only child and kick him out of your house and disown him or better yet beat him to death.
who here honestly can say they will do the later ?
Interesting. Why did it disappoint you, if you don't mind me asking?Roger Dodger wrote:what are you talking about. I am a lesbian and, i ask this question because one of my sons is gay. it was very disappointing to me when he told me. regardless of my sexual preferences.
for men it is harder and, even though i would have been happier if he were not. i love him with all my heart and support him.
btw RD is my user name. i just happen to be a female. huh
I am converted! Nappy has all the answers! .. in fact Nappy i am feeling quite drawn to you.. how about it? you, me, a bucket of lard and a civil ceremony!?Napoleon Ier wrote:A family always has been a man and a woman. That much is undeniale. Furthermore, a family cannot naturally be two men. Sure they can have strong desire to d each other, that doesn't make them a family unit. Therefore, the law should recognise what isn't a family. To be honest with yu snorri, I don't oppose or support gay marriage, but I certainly believe homosexuality is a damaging psychological phenomenn found in all of us.Snorri1234 wrote:What is this natural law you speak off?Napoleon Ier wrote:Those arguments are terrible. The only good argument is that society should not have to recognise marriage outside natural law.
Ah, the traditionalist argument.Napoleon Ier wrote:A family always has been a man and a woman. That much is undeniale. Furthermore, a family cannot naturally be two men. Sure they can have strong desire to d each other, that doesn't make them a family unit. Therefore, the law should recognise what isn't a family. To be honest with yu snorri, I don't oppose or support gay marriage, but I certainly believe homosexuality is a damaging psychological phenomenn found in all of us.
I like the cut of your jib, sir. And your avvy.darvlay wrote:A family is a family is a family. Whether the members, parents, offspring, are gay, unmarried, or whatever they are all part of someone's family unit regardless of whether the parents are married or if the government and religious bigots don't agree. There will always be small-minded people to try and box family up into a nice T-form available the Department of Justice which fits their religious beliefs to some weird literal meaning but it means so much more than that.
Ironic that Christians of all people fail to see the totality of it.

I do, some agree with me and are Christians. A number of studies concur as well, incidentally.darvlay wrote:Napoleon Ier wrote:No one, but you can still think that homosexual acts are wrong. I know gays, and I am friends with a few. I still think homosexuality is wrong.Roger Dodger wrote:i just have one question. say you have a son with your wife. 1 son. no more no less. no other children.
and at some point he turns out to be a homosexual. because, it happens. what are you going to do?
are you going to love him because he's your flesh & blood or are you going to take your only child and kick him out of your house and disown him or better yet beat him to death.
who here honestly can say they will do the later ?
Do you tell your "friends" how you really feel about them being psychologically damaged or do you just keep that to yourself?
I see what you mean. It is not my position to hate the sinner, or condemn him, since I have sexual immoralities just as much the result of weak and pathetic behaviours and just as dangerous, but to expose hmosexuality fr the moral abhorrance it is.Roger Dodger wrote:i just have one question. say you have a son with your wife. 1 son. no more no less. no other children.
and at some point he turns out to be a homosexual. because, it happens. what are you going to do?
are you going to love him because he's your flesh & blood or are you going to take your only child and kick him out of your house and disown him or better yet beat him to death.
who here honestly can say they will do the later ?
"Moral Abhorrance" is a term that is just as enforceable as the term "Obscene." You can't legislate abstract concepts like that because everyone has a different place where they draw the line on what is and is not.Napoleon Ier wrote:I see what you mean. It is not my position to hate the sinner, or condemn him, since I have sexual immoralities just as much the result of weak and pathetic behaviours and just as dangerous, but to expose hmosexuality fr the moral abhorrance it is.
darvlay wrote:Let's see them...Napoleon Ier wrote:A number of studies concur as well, incidentally.
(12) P.H van Wyck; CS GeistIn the 1980s, scholars (12) examined the early Kinsey data to determine whether or not childhood sexual experiences predicted adult behavior. The results were significant: Homosexual experience in the early year, particularly if it was one's first sexual experience - was a strong predictor of adult homosexual behavior, both for males and females. A similar pattern appeared in the 1970 Kinsey Institute (4) study: there was a strong relationship between those whose first experience was homosexual and those who practiced homosexuality in later life. In the FRI study (5) two-thirds of the boys whose first experience was homosexual engaged in homosexual behavior as adults; 95% of those whose first experience was heterosexual were likewise heterosexual in their adult behavior. A similarly progressive pattern of sexual behavior was reported for females.
It is remarkable that the three largest empirical studies of the question showed essentially the same pattern. A child's first sexual experiences were strongly associated with his or her adult behavior.
Kinsey reported "less homosexual activity among devout groups whether they be Protestant, Catholic, or Jewish, and more homosexual activity among religiously less active groups." (2) The 1983 FRI study found those raised in irreligious homes to be over 4 times more likely to become homosexual than those from devout homes. These studies suggest that when people believe strongly that homosexual behavior is immoral, they are significantly less apt to be involved in such activity.
Recently, because of the AIDS epidemic, it has been discovered that, relative to white males, twice as many black males are homosexual (14) and 4 times as many are bisexual. Perhaps it is related to the fact that 62% of black versus 17% of white children are being raised in fatherless homes. But even the worst racist wouldn't suggest that it is due to genetic predisposition.
Were homosexual impulses truly inherited, we should be unable to find differences in homosexual practice due to religious upbringing or racial sub-culture.
Kinsey himself avoided and disapproved of using terms like homosexual or heterosexual to describe individuals, asserting that sexuality is prone to change over time, and that sexual behavior can be understood both as physical contact as well as purely psychological phenomena (desire, sexual attraction, fantasy).
1) The claims are not spurious, the spurious claims are the "it is all genetic". Homosexuality is psychological, the experts agree.vtmarik wrote:"Moral Abhorrance" is a term that is just as enforceable as the term "Obscene." You can't legislate abstract concepts like that because everyone has a different place where they draw the line on what is and is not.Napoleon Ier wrote:I see what you mean. It is not my position to hate the sinner, or condemn him, since I have sexual immoralities just as much the result of weak and pathetic behaviours and just as dangerous, but to expose hmosexuality fr the moral abhorrance it is.
Sorry, but there's no legal reason why gay marriage should be disallowed or even demoted down to a second-class "Civil Union." You don't want it to happen because it will legitimize homosexuality and if that happens then you can't relegate them to the back of the societal bus (for lack of a better term).
I don't care what your moral indignation is based on, but spurious claims of mental illness and/or social decay is not a foundation for laws.
jiminski wrote:If homosexuality is a choice you must have chosen not to be gay Nappy ...
Fair enough! i never had to make that 'choice' so your self restraint interests me.
can you tell us how you keep your tendencies in check please?
hmmm.vtmarik wrote:You do know that one's being hetero or homo has less to do with sex than it has to do with what gender one forms emotional and romantic attachments to.
If it was sex alone that made someone gay, then everyone who ever "experimented in college" is gay.