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downhill246

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KittenKoder wrote:
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Either a bad attempt at slippery slope or a really poorly conceived notion. Polygamy was outlawed in the past by christians, in spite of it being a christian element in marriage. It does not deny anyone rights based on who they are, it just narrows what marriage means. Do people marry dogs now that we allow black people to marry? Are we allowing people to marry couches now that we allow black people to marry white people? Same failed logic was made already, and you'd think people would actually be able to admit that it's failed logic.
Technically, heterosexual couples have actually done more damage to marriage than anyone else could anyway, so if you want to go with who puts the institute at risk most, it's squarely on the shoulders of straight people. You have shown no way that it will effect you at all, in any way. Sorry, that is a cop-out answer because it is simply not going to effect you at all.
The Hindu religion allows marriage to animals and if we redefine marriage to one size fits all how does one prevent a newlywed from being a Labrador Retriever? Especially since government can write no laws preventing the free exercise of religion? LOL

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May 16, 2012
 
SMOKIN JOE CAMEL OBAMA wrote:
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there are few few born gays, WHY do you think Lib communist media spends so much money and man power promoting Gayism.
The commie writers in Hollyweird KNOW that the more gays are depicted in the Movies and TV, the more kids think it is normal!!!
Actually, the number of actual people who are gay is not really known, because of the bigotry and hatred toward them, many are still reluctant to come out and admit they are gay, hiding in what appears to be perfectly "normal" families on the outside, often hiding a lot of anger and fighting inside, so the statistics for the number of actual gay people are skewed. Then you have the fact that people who are gay have been breeding because of this problem, which has increased the genetic material from them in the general population, thus increasing the likelihood of there being a lot more unknown gay people as we do know that there is a genetic element to it. In short, your bigotry and hatred made more of the population gay. Congrats, now if they all come out, you will probably be in the minority, and no one will care unless you drop the hatred and bigotry.

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downhill246 wrote:
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The Hindu religion allows marriage to animals and if we redefine marriage to one size fits all how does one prevent a newlywed from being a Labrador Retriever? Especially since government can write no laws preventing the free exercise of religion? LOL
First, in the US we have laws preventing those who cannot consent from even participating with sexual activity of those who can. Are you assuming that the majority of people would want to ever change that law? If so then it could be changed without gay marriage being allowed.

Second, slippery slope fallacy still.

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First, in the US we have laws preventing those who cannot consent from even participating with sexual activity of those who can. Are you assuming that the majority of people would want to ever change that law? If so then it could be changed without gay marriage being allowed.
Second, slippery slope fallacy still.
The slippery slope is a very 'real' outcome that deserves to be a part of this discussion....

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downhill246 wrote:
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The Hindu religion allows marriage to animals and if we redefine marriage to one size fits all how does one prevent a newlywed from being a Labrador Retriever? Especially since government can write no laws preventing the free exercise of religion? LOL
How's that dead mother of yours bigot!!!!!
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KittenKoder wrote:
<quoted text>So when one comes out gay, statistically speaking there is a high chance of that, what will you do?
they aren't. Statistically speaking there isn't much of a chance.

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they aren't. Statistically speaking there isn't much of a chance.
oh look the resident hillbilly redneck christardo spewing more stupid comments

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Get That Fool wrote:
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The slippery slope is a very 'real' outcome that deserves to be a part of this discussion....
no it doesn't given it has no bearing on lgbt rights

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The slippery slope is a very 'real' outcome that deserves to be a part of this discussion....
A real outcome? If that was true, then it would have already happened because we let black people marry. Same exact slippery slope fallacy was used against that, did it happen? No.

In actuality, we finally god beastiality made illegal, no one paid attention to it until us equal rights people went to defend the animals, who cannot give consent, not christians. The ranch busted up here that spurred the fight was run by christians who claimed "it was our right since we have dominion as said in the bible."

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they aren't. Statistically speaking there isn't much of a chance.
"They aren't" is all the proof you have? Can't you at least copy-pasta some hatemonger group like NOM so there is something to actually reply to? You fail just because of that simple fact.
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KittenKoder wrote:
<quoted text>"They aren't" is all the proof you have? Can't you at least copy-pasta some hatemonger group like NOM so there is something to actually reply to? You fail just because of that simple fact.
I don't need to post anything. I don't care of a gay like you agrees with me or not.
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First, in the US we have laws preventing those who cannot consent from even participating with sexual activity of those who can. Are you assuming that the majority of people would want to ever change that law? If so then it could be changed without gay marriage being allowed.
Second, slippery slope fallacy still.


So you are saying we have laws against marrying animals. In my state we also have laws again same sex marriage.

Marrying an animal seems a distinct possibility if you wish to redefine marriage. At least Richard Posner thinks so and some people have called him "the world’s most distinguished legal scholar" . He had this to say concerning Evan Gerstmann's book stating same sex marriage is a fundamental right.

"It is a strange implication of Gerstmann's approach that if a man wanted to marry his sterile sister, his eighty-year-old grandmother, three other women, two men, and his chihuahua, a court would have to turn somersaults to come up with a "compelling state interest" that would forbid these matches.
Gerstmann (writing to legalize same sex marriage) also argues that if a man were allowed to have two wives, there could be no objection to his being allowed to have a thousand wives. Maybe not, but that is just an example of where the logic of his approach leads.(The Massachusetts court in the Goodridge case wisely did not try to explain, but instead merely asserted, that its decision would not disturb the state's prohibition of polygamy.) And I have not even tasked him with explaining what the state's compelling interest is in forbidding a man to marry his beloved dachshund."

Richard A. Posner , judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School.
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Lilith_SatansWhore wrote:
<quoted text>How's that dead mother of yours bigot!!!!!
At least I had a real mother and I wasn't cloned from the resident farmyard sow like you were. That is why you break out in a guilt rash when you eat bacon. It is like self inflicted family cannibalism.
Your other rashes are just your normal run-of-the-mill sexually transmitted diseases associated with to many decades of trash whoring in your local crack houses.

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McGruff wrote:
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I don't need to post anything. I don't care of a gay like you agrees with me or not.
Well, then your god loves gay people, being asexual is actually looked at as saintly by your god.

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So you are saying we have laws against marrying animals. In my state we also have laws again same sex marriage.
Marrying an animal seems a distinct possibility if you wish to redefine marriage. At least Richard Posner thinks so and some people have called him "the world’s most distinguished legal scholar" . He had this to say concerning Evan Gerstmann's book stating same sex marriage is a fundamental right.
"It is a strange implication of Gerstmann's approach that if a man wanted to marry his sterile sister, his eighty-year-old grandmother, three other women, two men, and his chihuahua, a court would have to turn somersaults to come up with a "compelling state interest" that would forbid these matches.
Gerstmann (writing to legalize same sex marriage) also argues that if a man were allowed to have two wives, there could be no objection to his being allowed to have a thousand wives. Maybe not, but that is just an example of where the logic of his approach leads.(The Massachusetts court in the Goodridge case wisely did not try to explain, but instead merely asserted, that its decision would not disturb the state's prohibition of polygamy.) And I have not even tasked him with explaining what the state's compelling interest is in forbidding a man to marry his beloved dachshund."
Richard A. Posner , judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School.
Again, the "redefinition" fallacy. Amendments redefine it, amendments needed to stop the laws that are passing, amendments that the anti-gay folks are pushing for.. You are redefining marriage. The law banning gay marriage is banning two consenting parties from participating, animals can not give consent, so you are comparing apples to oranges.

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downhill246 wrote:
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At least I had a real mother and I wasn't cloned from the resident farmyard sow like you were. That is why you break out in a guilt rash when you eat bacon. It is like self inflicted family cannibalism.
Your other rashes are just your normal run-of-the-mill sexually transmitted diseases associated with to many decades of trash whoring in your local crack houses.
oh sorry no current STD's other then my genital herpes...
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Lilith_SatansWhore wrote:
<quoted text>i hear that biatch of a mother of yours sucks c#cks in hell... my friend told me
You don't have many friends, just loser clients. At 65 years old I wonder if they like old age creeping up on them.
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Lilith_SatansWhore wrote:
<quoted text>oh sorry no current STD's other then my genital herpes...
You are a walking sexually transmitted disease.

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downhill246 wrote:
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You don't have many friends, just loser clients. At 65 years old I wonder if they like old age creeping up on them.
LOL... try 44 dirtbag... you never could count... must be a cathardo learning problem
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KittenKoder wrote:
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Again, the "redefinition" fallacy. Amendments redefine it, amendments needed to stop the laws that are passing, amendments that the anti-gay folks are pushing for.. You are redefining marriage. The law banning gay marriage is banning two consenting parties from participating, animals can not give consent, so you are comparing apples to oranges.
If animals can't give consent then none would be required. Did animals give you consent to own them or for you to breed them? Did they give consent for you to raise them, exhibit them, make service animals out of them,euthanize them or even possibly eat them? Of course not meaning no consent is not a legal argument if all marriages were a fundamental right .
Marriage was always legally one man and one woman in this nation so any redefinition is solely on same sex marriage proponents.

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