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06-30-2004, 09:50 PM #81
I think it's ok. I'd rather grow up with two moms and no dad than one mom and no dad.
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06-30-2004, 09:55 PM #82Originally Posted by CYCLEON
wow...that is one of the best posts I have ever read....
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06-30-2004, 10:18 PM #83
Again, very good points.
however, there is a distinct difference between spontaneous arousal and arousal and "feelings" of sexual attraction and beyond for a distict individual.
i too believe one's integrity is of utmost importance, but integrity is merely adhering to one's own moral code....following the rules one believes in. So, with different fundamental moralities, two individuals can both exercise the utmost integrity, yet have their actions be distinctly different in the same situations.
The constitution is very similar to the Bible in that it is vague and dated. As such, we've taken it upon ourselves to amend the constitution where we see fit, to accommodate the changing times. However, this is where the Bible and the constitution clearly differ. People fail to adjust scripture for the changing times, and understandably so. Nonetheless, times and situations have changed drastically, and the female subordinance, proslavery, etc has been ignored in recent times by the majority of those that follow the Bible, written off as "dated". So, it ultimately is up to the free will of the reader/follower to determine what, in the Bible, is to be ignored and what is to be treated as dogma.
We can always go back to the idea that any sexual act NOT intended for procreation is "wrong" as per the Bible, but then we're all standing on the same side of right and wrong.
Originally Posted by CYCLEON
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07-01-2004, 01:43 AM #84
i guess this subject does infact leave me a little torn...being that with my religious beliefs and upbringing...I know it tells me this is wrong...but what do you do when you love two people so much and only wish them true happiness...and you know your last place is to judge anyone?...i also know that premarital sex is a sin...and yet though I am a practicing christian...it just yeah....like i said makes for a few internal struggles...
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07-01-2004, 02:40 AM #85Originally Posted by diablo27185
Originally Posted by VIXILast edited by Hometown Hero; 07-01-2004 at 03:33 AM.
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07-01-2004, 09:07 AM #86Member
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Originally Posted by Carlos_E
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07-01-2004, 09:13 AM #87Member
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Originally Posted by einstein1905
Are these psychological problems that can be dealt with? Or should it be accepted and integrated as a "norm" in society?
The bottom line on this one is that it will never be a "norm", it will always be an "alternative" "minority" life style for whatever reasons.
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07-01-2004, 09:22 AM #88Originally Posted by Bouncer272001
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07-01-2004, 09:34 AM #89
Also for everyone who thinks its OK, look at it this way, 50 years ago if you were gay it WAS wrong and now, 50 years later, people have gotten so used to it that they DO consider it normal and people think your weird if you think its not normal. Now tell me this, if someone was to start having sex with there own birth mother (now I know its obviously been done before but we will leave this out of the equation), it would be considered wrong and bad and gross and this person would probably end up in jail, but what about 50 years from now when 1000s of people think it ok and normal to have sex with thier own birth mother, are you going to tell me you just have to accept these people and that thier no different that any one of us?????? Judging by the comments on this thread you people will accept these people!!!, If something happens for long enough, it seems to me that people just begin to think its normal but in reality its WRONG!!!!!
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07-01-2004, 09:35 AM #90
I have given this example before.
My neighbor is gay and his lover and him decide to adopt a 1 year old child. The child is loved and treated very well. His parents are good to him and teach him right and wrong. He sees his parents love each other. Not goping and stuff but kisses good night and holding hands. That kind of stuff.
Now this child and my son are now say 4. This child decides he is curious about sex. So he gets my son to go down to the creek and starts trying some gay stuff on him. Not the childs fault. This is right to him but to me, this is enough to get his parents killed. I feel that strongly about protecting my child. So natural or not. The kid would go threw his life parentless.
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07-01-2004, 09:38 AM #91Originally Posted by Martha
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07-01-2004, 10:02 AM #92Originally Posted by Martha
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07-01-2004, 10:08 AM #93Originally Posted by Testsubject
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07-01-2004, 10:09 AM #94Originally Posted by einstein1905
There is a lot better chance that the kid would try something with a little girl if he was raised by a straight couple. Playing doctor is not supposed to be between to boys.
BTW you can't realy compare animal instinct with human. It's not even close.
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07-01-2004, 10:13 AM #95Originally Posted by Martha
Absolutely incorrect. the two are virtually identical. The only differences are in the response to those instincts. Humans tend to be dishonest with themselves in order to conform to societal norms.
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07-01-2004, 10:23 AM #96Originally Posted by einstein1905
Ok. Next time I get a boner when I'm around a goat. I will go **** it so I aint dishonest with myself.
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Originally Posted by einstein1905
The main thing that people do not comprehend are the traumatic experiences of internal struggles, this is what is all too often overlooked. As was posted previously, this whole thing is about the child, not the happiness and love of the parents. Just providing love and lessons doesn't cut it, everyone has their own mind regardless of what they are told by other people.Last edited by Bouncer272001; 07-01-2004 at 10:44 AM.
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07-01-2004, 10:41 AM #98Member
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Originally Posted by einstein1905
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07-01-2004, 10:48 AM #99Originally Posted by Bouncer272001
You made a great point. What happens as a young child effects you all of your life. Look at the kids that were melosted at 4. For the most part they stay ****ed up all their life.
Same goes for a child who is touched by another child of the same sex. They never forget and they never get over it. They always think they did something wrong and It was their fault.
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07-01-2004, 10:51 AM #100Originally Posted by Bouncer272001
"they reported no differences in these areas for sons. Lesbian mothers were no more or less likely than heterosexual mothers to report that their children often played with "feminine" toys such as dolls. In both family types, however, children's sex-role behavior was seen as falling within normal limits."
Where do you see that teenage boys are more feminine?
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07-01-2004, 10:53 AM #101Originally Posted by Martha
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07-01-2004, 10:55 AM #102Originally Posted by Carlos_E
With all do repect. How bout you **** off. Thats my son and thats not funny.
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Originally Posted by VIXI
equally, as a Christian you might know that "all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God" - yet it is in recognising that we have sinned that we know we need forgiveness - but when we declare that sin is no longer sinfull, there is no longer any remedy, the same as when you declare that cancerous cells are just a part of the body and just as naturally there as the rest (a bit abnormal to be sure but within statistical limits), no doctor can help you remove them - I also have not been perfect as to pre-marital sex but I recognise that it was wrong and I was weak at the time and with Gods help I will do better in the future - but that does not make it any less sin - it is when we begin to justify sin as "good" because we want to continue in it without guilt we have a real problem - because there can be no cure for someone who thinks themseves perfectly well
and Einsteins statements are all predicated that we are only animals anyway - so you must cast what he says in that frame - yet no animal has an external sense of itself - the Id that is so much discussed in psycology - and while our fleshly forms could have indeed evolved from various lower forms - our souls, as it were, could not have
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Originally Posted by Carlos_E
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Originally Posted by Martha
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07-01-2004, 11:03 AM #106Originally Posted by CYCLEON
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Originally Posted by Carlos_E
Playing with toys is one thing, approach to life is something totally different and far more important.
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07-01-2004, 11:05 AM #108AR-Hall of Famer / Retired
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I know but people are "touchy" about touchy with their kids
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07-01-2004, 11:05 AM #109Originally Posted by Martha
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07-01-2004, 11:08 AM #110Originally Posted by Carlos_E
I know where you stand and you know where i stand. No changing our minds.
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07-01-2004, 11:09 AM #111Originally Posted by Carlos_E
I refer to my above post.
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07-01-2004, 12:37 PM #112Originally Posted by diablo27185
That's very true....children that grow up in bad environments are more prone to grow up and "act out", not necessarily in the same way their parents did though. The point here is......you're making the assumption that having homosexual parents is a "bad environment". That's the whole argument here. I can't agree that just because children are exposed to homosexual relationships in youth, that they'll be more "curious" about them, but even if that were true, curiosity is merely superficial when compared to ones sexual instincts. Being curious about homosexual relations doesn't change your very nature....you're still compelled to pursue the gender to which you are attracted, all curiosities aside.
I guess what I don't understand is the whole man+woman, make babies, propogate, propogate, propogate, as if that's somehow the collective goal of society. Many people here are saying that we are above animals....well, propogation is very primal....that's the ultimate goal of all animals. We, being above animals, should have grander goals. Our "propogation" mentality has led us to an overpopulated, underfed, undereducated, diseased world. The relationships between humans are supposedly much more complex than that of animals
Society's general goals: avoid death, get married (because that's what people do), have babies (because that's what people do), die, repeat cycle.
My goals: Live life with open eyes and an open mind so as to be able to appreciate all there is in the world.......die
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07-01-2004, 01:28 PM #113
This thread is way too long to read it all, so if this point has already been made forgive me....
IMO Gays and Lesbians are totally selfish in there pursuit to raise a child... not concerning themselves with the most likely future ridicuol of the innocent child but to rather fulfill thier own lives with the love of a child which biologically is an impossibility in a lifestyle that they have "Chosen" upon themselves...
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07-01-2004, 01:31 PM #114
Is their electricity in that cave you live in?
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Originally Posted by trailrider38
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Originally Posted by einstein1905
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07-01-2004, 02:47 PM #117
i didnt take the time to read all 4 pages of this thread so forgive me if im repeating, but i am fine with gays marriage and gays in general. I do however take issue with them having children. If you are gay you are choosing a certain lifestyle and for better or worse that lifestyle should not include parenting children. It has nothing to do with them not being good parents, hell they might be better parents then most of the straight ones, but we all know how hard it is for kids to grow up and many are scarred for life bc of experiences when they are young. In the same manner a parent should always take measures to prevent their child from being obese at a young age not only bc of the health factors but bc kids are brutal at that age. A kid with gay parents would no doubt have a real tough time growing up, no matter how much love they have at home!!!
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Originally Posted by brian11
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07-01-2004, 02:57 PM #119Originally Posted by Bouncer272001
The "magnitude" of this issue is not because of the issue itself....it's because of people's perceptions of the issue. In the absence of the stigma ascribed to gay parents, children raised in these situations would not suffer the teasing and ridicule that you all seem to be basing your arguments on. We could start a movement proclaiming left-handedness to be "wrong", and eventually those that are left-handed would be ridiculed and their children the same.
The fact is that you can't say one way or the other that if you hadn't been taught that homosexuality is wrong, then you wouldn't see the act as wrong. You'll never know....you can never go back to that completely naive, unprogrammed mindset, where you rely on nothing but your own thoughts and logic to form a conclusion
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07-01-2004, 03:01 PM #120
Perhaps you didnt read my post, I never said that being gay was wrong. It is undeniably in the minority however. Your argument about left handedness doesnt fit in response to the argument we have about the children being ridiculed though because children themselves are left handed. I dont think you know any 10 year old gays! The point we are making is that the child would be teased becasue of his parents not because of something that is wrong with them personally!
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