Should gays be allowed to marry? - Page 14

dianne103022 · 07-26-2008, 09:41 PM

Umm.. Maybe. If they really love that person. :3

sccrchckV705 · 07-28-2008, 10:37 AM

Yes, they should be able to marry. Marriage is a state (governmental) privilege (if that's how i should put it). The government cannot legally ban gay marriage on the basis of religion (sin, God doesn't like it, etc.) because it would go against the Separation of Church and State article in the Constitution. Reproduction is no longer the sole reason for marriage as it was 50 years ago or so, and many people don't realize that. I also believe that love is love whether it's heterosexual or homosexual. Gay people are no different that straight people other than who they love; they live in the same neighborhoods, they attend the same schools, and they even participate in the same churches. Straight couples want to make their love official in the eyes of the government because they love each other...gay couples want the same thing.

Krorie · 07-30-2008, 11:29 AM

They should be allowed to marry.
Most gay people love each other more than two straight people.
Why should two straight people who hate each other be allowed to get married when two gay people who do love each other arn't allowed to get married?
It isn't fair.

~~*Mrs. Kyo*~~ · 07-30-2008, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by NovONesa

They should be allowed to marry.
Most gay people love each other more than two straight people.
Why should two straight people who hate each other be allowed to get married when two gay people who do love each other arn't allowed to get married?
It isn't fair.

Because it is against natural human behavior.

Λmped§ · 07-30-2008, 01:37 PM

No i dont think so becus its weird wheres all the fun whn u marry your same gender?

~~*Mrs. Kyo*~~ · 07-30-2008, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Λmped§

No i dont think so becus its weird wheres all the fun whn u marry your same gender?

Exactly. If you're homo...you both have the same things...and, it will probably get boring in no time.

sccrchckV705 · 07-30-2008, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by meeps

Exactly. If you're homo...you both have the same things...and, it will probably get boring in no time.

Well, you apparently don't know anything about "homos" because if you did, you would know that there are just as many variations of everything as heterosexual couples have. Don't even say they don't, because you wouldn't know because you don't seem to have experienced it!

Babblez · 07-30-2008, 08:36 PM

I don't agree with the whole "Boring" thing, at all. What you seem to forget is that there are just as many things gay people can do as straight. Gay men can have penetration, as can gay women, they have no limits, and they're often more open too. I don't think that "natural human behaviour" is a valid argument at all either, who's to judge what is natural for humans and what isn't, its not like anyone's being forced to be gay here, therefore, it must be natural. You're coming from a very closed minded place, possibly fueled by the belief of others like your parents, but thats not for me to say really as I don't know you, just a generalisation really. But seriously, I can't see either of those points as valid arguments, untill you've experienced a same gender relationship you can't say whether it would be "boring" or "unnatural".

~~*Mrs. Kyo*~~ · 07-30-2008, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by sccrchckV705

Well, you apparently don't know anything about "homos" because if you did, you would know that there are just as many variations of everything as heterosexual couples have. Don't even say they don't, because you wouldn't know because you don't seem to have experienced it!

What? You've experienced it or something?

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Originally Posted by Babblez

I don't agree with the whole "Boring" thing, at all. What you seem to forget is that there are just as many things gay people can do as straight. Gay men can have penetration, as can gay women, they have no limits, and they're often more open too. I don't think that "natural human behaviour" is a valid argument at all either, who's to judge what is natural for humans and what isn't, its not like anyone's being forced to be gay here, therefore, it must be natural. You're coming from a very closed minded place, possibly fueled by the belief of others like your parents, but thats not for me to say really as I don't know you, just a generalisation really. But seriously, I can't see either of those points as valid arguments, untill you've experienced a same gender relationship you can't say whether it would be "boring" or "unnatural".

I guess I am not in a position to state how 'boring' it would be; but, if gayness and homeosexuality were a natural process, then we'd have male apes rutting with one another. THAT obviously doesn't happen with apes nor any other species. Do humans not fit in that category too? Or perhaps you also believe that humans are devine and do not have any sort of animal characteristics? And, that mating and finding mates is completely different for humans?

Babblez · 07-30-2008, 10:04 PM

I never said that, but I know I've seen other male animals humping each other. Its not a common site but it has happened. Hell my dog Skippy never got desexed (we found him on the street, and he was older than is ideal) and he's always trying to go my other dog, who was desexed, but is still male. Its not as un-natural as you think. And you have to remember, that if we did indeed come from apes, then we did evolve, meaning we gained new characteristics, homosexuality may just be one of them. There's no way you can say that its definately not a natural occurance.