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LuUu21  +  408432 Thu, 23 Aug 07 06:53 PM
Religion has nothing to do with homosexual people. We're talking about freedom, and in these case freedom means everybody can fall in love with whom he/she likes. Then, if two men or women want to get married (they don't need to, but that's the same for heterosexual couple) why can't they not??

"To have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness or in health, to love and to cherish 'till death do us part."

Two men (or two women) can do this the same. But if the Church doesn't approve the homosexual marriage, then they can get married in the registry office (in some countries, like Spain e.g).

The most important thing is that we learn not to interfere in the other's lifes. You are heterosexual? Ok. But be tolerant and accept there are people who love in a different way than you and must have the same rights.


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David  +  414493 Wed, 05 Sep 07 01:05 PM
This argument could go on forever. No one is really listening. Forcing ones beliefs down  someone's throat hardly makes any sense. We are certainly not here to do anything we like. Hence the law of the land. There are those who indulge in bestiality and child abuse and many other perversions. If you believe in a God all men women are loved by Him whatever their life style. Obviously people believe on religious grounds that homosexual marriages do not make sense. So be it. I tend to agree. However there are some who think otherwise and quote the law of the land. They have every right to their opinions but we must learn to accept and respect another point of view. People seem to be moving away from marriage and yet Homosexual marriages are so often discussed.
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Forbes  +  414930 Thu, 06 Sep 07 09:23 AM

 David wrote:
People seem to be moving away from marriage and yet Homosexual marriages are so often discussed.

Well, it is sometimes said that these days the only people who want to get married are gays! Perhaps gays will revive the institution!Surprise [:O]

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Grammar Geek  +  415074 Thu, 06 Sep 07 03:30 PM
Good luck with arranging the place cards for the tables... truly one of the most daunting aspects of any wedding! Stick out tongue [:P]
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Wasn't it the Netherlands that was the first country to legalise same-sex marriage?
Passionate_freak  +  417958 Thu, 13 Sep 07 11:58 AM

 Deepa wrote:
what do you say about the recent homosexual marriages? is it correct?

THis is against the nature. Just imagine how the world gonna run if each people turns to this absurd thing ???

Total nonsense

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Forbes, 2 yr 69 days ago
I can just imagine it. "Gay marriage! Yeah! I'll have some of that!"
MrPedantic  +  419055 Sat, 15 Sep 07 03:34 PM

It would certainly make for some very busy Saturdays.

MrP

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Morgan Le Fey  +  424241 Thu, 27 Sep 07 10:38 AM
 Passionate_freak wrote:

 Deepa wrote:
what do you say about the recent homosexual marriages? is it correct?

THis is against the nature. Just imagine how the world gonna run if each people turns to this absurd thing ???

Total nonsense

Overpopulation finished in one generation.

Nature would quite benefit from it.

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