Controversial Subjects

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Anonymous — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 01:13:14 GMT

Now to agree with you wouldn't make for a very good arguement. Just because something is the majority does not make it just or rightious. Think back to the the beginning, nay, most of the 20th century. You were treated and judged by the majority of people by the color of your skin or your beliefs. Though not completely erased from society today I would like to believe that we have come pretty far. Now the issue most promenently attacked today is your sexual orientation. If you believe in love or have ever been truely in love you might say that who they are doesn't matter, that you would do anything for them, give your life for them and their love. To say that we should have rules of who we should fall in love with is is like going to a bar with a complete stranger, have that stranger pick out the person they think suitable, and then spending the rest of your life with that person. If you feel gay marriage is wrong then refrain from doing it yourself. But please don't, let us say, destroy others peoples potential lives with their potential soul mates just because your views on life may be different. I do not believe that this class of people are strange or un-godly in any way, in fact I take them to be the bravest group of people I could ever hope to meet. They are expressing themselves in a way that is normal to them. My only hope that one day people may not judge people because of their views, decisions, or lives. The world is made up of a variaty of people of different nations, creeds, and sexual orientation. To just shun a group of people because they have fallen in love and wish to share their love with a person of the same sex is beyond my comprehension. If there is a God I feel he would be proud of all his creations. If it is a sin in the bible to be a homosexual, remember that the bible was not written by God himself. I do not doubt that the vast majority of people would not take part in homosexuality, disgusted may be a strong word, but does majority rule really say what is in our hearts? Most people know in their hearts what is right and wrong, I know that I do.

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Chris001 — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 20:34:55 GMT

Let's arrange some country, Atlantic Ocean would be perfect place for an island on which it could be situated - 1000 kilometres from the nearest land. We can put all these homosexual couples there, let them marry each other, have children (if they are able to - maybe they are going to become in a few years time lol).

I don't mind homosexual couples, marriages... Put your penis wherever you want but I don't want to see you kissing in public. It's just disgusting. Do not want to be found as nuts ? Hide in your flats and do whatever you want.
But when it comes to having a baby (can it be said like that ?) - think about your baby - do you want it to be pointed at school as the one who has two fathers/mothers insted of one of each sex ?

Homosexual marriages should be banned and people fighting for legalizing it - should be forced to cure themselves.
And that's my opinion.

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Mike in Japan — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 13:49:07 GMT

lol

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Ignaz1 — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 22:37:55 GMT

the nature gives no purpose of homosexual partnerships but we have our own minds and can define ourselves on our own
people who are against homosexual partnerships live in the stoneages, are racist or take the laws of the nature a bit too direct.

if they love each other the gender does not matter as long as they are happy

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Anonymous — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 21:34:21 GMT

i think that if they truly love each other than let them get married . It is relly non of are consearn what they do

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Bmxbandit — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 13:20:18 GMT

it looks as if there have been many interesting posts about this,

I do not have the patience to read them all.

But would just like to add one of my thoughts if anyone has time for it:

If people of any kind, (who are mentally capable) willingly choose to make a contact with each other, in which they agree to stay with each other as friends/lovers/parents etc.. for their whole life.

It is a perfectly innocent, nice and often beautiful thing.

I cannot see it doing any harm, even if they are bigamist or Gay or whatever.

It strenghthens society and provides stable foundations for children.

But what I CANT STAND, and am both confused and disgusted by

is the moronity of people who complain that their church is not accepting their sexuality!!!

Homosexuality is clearly viscerally forbidden in all of the Abrhamic faiths.

If you unflinchingly Gay, why try and force yourself into a clique of people who should technically be stoning you to death?

If you are a "believer" than you should know you are going to hell, so just accept it and have some bum fun and stop being so freaking moany!!!

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Morgan Le Fey — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 09:38:09 GMT

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.

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

MrPedantic — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 14:34:23 GMT

It would certainly make for some very busy Saturdays.

MrP

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Forbes — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 09:27:35 GMT

I can just imagine it. "Gay marriage! Yeah! I'll have some of that!"

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Passionate_freak — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:58:35 GMT

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

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Anonymous — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 19:35:33 GMT

Wasn't it the Netherlands that was the first country to legalise same-sex marriage?

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Grammar Geek — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 14:30:53 GMT

Good luck with arranging the place cards for the tables... truly one of the most daunting aspects of any wedding!

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

Forbes — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 08:23:03 GMT

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!

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

David — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 12:05:35 GMT

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.

Re: Homosexual marriages- against the natures law?

LuUu21 — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 17:53:38 GMT

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.