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The Troll Stopper
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jusathought wrote: <quoted text> did i say anything about them being different? im only concerned because i see it as a snowball effect that you cant get out of. the children of gay parents will be open minded about trying what their parents do....if daddy is into cars the son will probably be into cars, sports ect. ect., how would you like a litte boy in preschool kissing your son because thats what he sees his daddyS doing? think about what to say to your 4,5,6, year old when that happens, is that when you have the "gay" talk? Let us know of any such problems actually occurring in places were same-sex marriage has been legalized and then we'll talk.
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jusathought
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The Troll Stopper wrote: <quoted text> Let us know of any such problems actually occurring in places were same-sex marriage has been legalized and then we'll talk. yeah im sure that story will be all over the news....im sure an embarrased father will want to take his child on tv and call out some harmless kid for mocking his parents. im sure it has already happened. im sure one of those kids is getting pestered and bullied and more bleeding heart people will be on the "it gets better" campain after one hangs himself. typical what about me movement this gay marriage thing is. not thinking about anyone but yourselves. not concerned in the least about how this affects not only your family and friends but future generations. but its ok as long as you get what you want.
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Mrs Hughes
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eyeful wrote: <quoted text> Blowhard (noun) An opinionated person who talks loud and way too long on the same subject, often sensationalizing the subject matter "She's the biggest blowhard on Topix." Ignoramus (noun) Pejorative term frequently used to describe an ideological opponent who acts like he/she knows more than he/she actually does and/or argues according to obviously misinformed logic. "That Mrs. Hughes sure is an ignoramus!" Assclown (noun) One, who, through the fault of his parents procreation, is a skid mark in society's collective underwear. "You, madame, are an assclown." I can think of no greater compliment to myself than to be disliked by you and your kind. Thank you. I only care about the opinions of people who are worthwhile. The rest I discard like dirty bathwater. Have a great day. I love your sense of humor.
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Mrs Hughes
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Curteese wrote: <quoted text>Oh, please, granny, for anything to even cause a tingle in that catcher's mitt you got going between your legs, it would need to be hooked up to a high powered drill with a toilet plunger hooked to the bit to arouse you at this late LATE date in your sorry old life. Possibly they could take you down to the hardware store and strap you backwards onto the paint shaker and shove you up against a chair leg or something of that size and strength. As for lubrication, that stopped when Carter was president, so a tub of Murphy's Oil would do the trick. I can think of no greater compliment to myself than to be disliked by you and your kind. Thank you. I only care about the opinions of people who are worthwhile. The rest I discard like dirty bathwater. Have a great day. I love your sense of humor.
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Reality wrote: <quoted text> so gays hated bisexuals when they kicked them out of the gay softball league?(see my posts and links about that story or google NJ gay softball) Or is it that they had a mission with the club whose purpose was frustrated by having others who don't fit in the group? To compare marriage between two people with membership to a group is ludicrous. Marriage is a bond between two consenting adults, not a group of people that is formed for a specific purpose, i.e., bowling leagues, book clubs, camera clubs, etc.
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Mrs Hughes
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Keep marriage straight, like it always has been. http://www.tfpstudentaction.org/politically-i...
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Reality wrote: <quoted text> I thought marriage rights were not subject to the will of the voter... gay marriage will lead to more insurance fraud..friend with benefits..and immigration fraud...green card buddy... Where did you get the idea that I implied that marriage rights are subject to the will of the voter?? When I said I don't have to participate, I meant that I don't have to participate in a polygamous marriage, not that i don't have to participate in voting on it. As for your immagration fraud scenario...there will always be insurance fraud, friends with benefits, immagration fraud and green card marriages, regardless of the sexual orientation of the participants.
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Mrs Hughes
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Why Gay ‘Marriage Equality' Is Bad for America and Hurts Children http://spectator.org/blog/2011/06/25/why-gay-...
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Mrs Hughes wrote: <quoted text> well they won't be "real" grandkids - duh What will they be? Raggedy Ann dolls?
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jusathought
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this is when family trees get interesting,
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Gloucester, VA
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Jupiter wrote: <quoted text> Where did you get the idea that I implied that marriage rights are subject to the will of the voter?? In states where voters approve gay marriage, do you think those results are valid?
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Mrs Hughes wrote: <quoted text> A little biology lesson for you: Children are produced from a male /female union. Thanks! I've always wondered how that happened.
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jusathought wrote: its a sad time in history. when a mental disorder is considered normal and accepted, there is something wrong. I know, but there are people you can contact to get the best care for yourself. Good luck.
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jusathought wrote: <quoted text> lets see if i can argue my "ignorant" statement without a personal insult...maybe take the high road....Sigmund Freud, the father of modern psychology said that if a man looks at an animal and is aroused there is a misfire in the brain to make the man think he is attracted to that animal...same theory goes with a man looking at a child...the human body is designed to procreate(not a religious statement)so why then if a man looks at another man and is aroused, this should considered normal? i personally agree with dr freud that it is a mental disorder and should be studied along with pedophilia to try and find a cure or accurate treatment OK, then look on the Internet to see if you can find a group that is studying this "disorder" and contribute all that you can afford. Good luck.
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flbadcatowner wrote: <quoted text>Why don't your friends just ask you instead? Because your line was busy.
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Bob wrote: <quoted text> We create life with our wives. Homosexuality is a perversion that produces only hell and death. Also , anything gay is bad for the kids. Romans 6:23 - "For the wages of sin is death... " You are unaware that lesbian relationships are producing well adjusted kids. So you are dead wrong.
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jusathought
Edgewood, MD
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Jupiter wrote: <quoted text> OK, then look on the Internet to see if you can find a group that is studying this "disorder" and contribute all that you can afford. Good luck. you know that feeling you got when you first knew you were gay? being ashamed to tell your parents that you like someone with the same body parts...that was your consience telling you something was wrong... like the time whitney houston tried crack for the first time, im sure there was hesitation and a feeling that this is wrong. both of you went ahead and did it anyway, ignoring the burden put on your families
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Mrs Hughes wrote: <quoted text> Thanks for your mini-contribution to the forum. When you say, "worthless piles of toxic waste" you show your limited debate abilities and childlike surrender to potty room tactics. Insults are great to feel superior, while providing nothing of value to support you. We want to see children raised in normal environments - that's hard enough - how much more so, raised in stigma homes. The "parents" are "out of the closet"...... so? Good for them - what if the children are straight and have the stigma of "two mommies" (which can never be true - a person can only have one true mommy)- or "two daddies" (same thing)- and have to grow up with that, and explain it to their friends, always carrying around baggage? Sad. I see it's ok for you to insult, but not for others. If you don't know what I mean, see your post #1848.
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Mrs Hughes wrote: <quoted text> Children are produced from one male and one female. I did not click on your link because (1) don't know if it's even safe and (2) there is nothing that will change my opening statement.(No child will be conceived in the bowel.) Apparently, you were. You've still got sh!t for brains.
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eyeful wrote: <quoted text> Finally the Old Gasbag delivers more than a 1-2 sentence skid mark! Suddenly you're indignant enough to write a WHOLE RUN ON PARAGRAPH of tripe! Look, Church Lady... here's the TRUTH. You can "want to see children raised in normal environments" until you're blue in the face. But who are YOU to decide what constitutes a "normal environment?" And how are are you going to legislate YOUR definition? It is unbelievable that so many sanctimonious, self-righteous BLOWHARDS like you exist. See, you don't have the slightest understanding of humankind or history or fact. That "normal environment" you are so obsessed with is a mirage. Throughout history, your "sacred" marriages have produced troubled spouses and troubled children. How do you explain the high rates of divorce, abuse, adultery, abandonment that characterize so many of your "normal environments?" How do explain loveless, unhappy, unhealthy, destructive "normal environments?" How do explain why so many people spend their entire adult lives trying to free themselves from the emotional baggage they incur in these "normal environments?" I am more interested in "loving environments" for parents and children. Loving families and friends and communities. I am NOT interested in your black/white world of absolutes and "normal by mandate." Your opinions and attitudes reflect someone who has little or no exposure to the real world and its remarkable social variations. Your hyper conservative agenda is showing! Guess what? The rest of the world could care less about what you think is right and wrong... or "normal." Great post! I agree with you 100%.
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