Radrook wrote:

Obviously some people think it's correct and others don't. Those who think it is correct are offended when others say it is not correct. Those who say it is incorrect are offended by those who say it is correct. Because it generates immediate offense the subject is not amenable to calm rational discussion. In order to discuss it calmly you need to not identify with either group but simply look at the subject dispassionately and examine it under the pure light of logic. This my friends is humanly impossible because humans are not guided predominantly by logic but by emotion. reasoning is used simply to justify the emotions and the behavior which those emotions generate. In short, this thread can only degenerate into an endless: "Is so! Is not! Is so! Is not! Is so! Is not! Is so! Is not!" leading nowhere.

Thank you for that, Rad. We are duly chastened...

MrP

Anonymous wrote:

i think its fine

Succinct.

Very hot topic in fact. I my country, homosexuality and its common recognition by a society is of quite recent issues and carries a lot of noise around itself. People are very outrages of gays and lesbians, which i dont welcome very often.

I am pretty neutral on this question. It is just a realisation of human right on freedom of choice. Whether homosexual marriages are against the nature's law depends on each peorson's concept of marraige again. For sure, biologically it is bare fact that no way out. But in terms of values and principles, it is normal as acceptible. I even know one trainer from France. He was a male living with his male partner and bringing up their adopted son together. A big question here, how the child's moral will allow him to digest all that as soon as he gets old enough to think everything over by himself.

Regards,

Me

Mehlukla wrote:

Anonymous wrote: i think its fine   Me too.