Gays and the St Patricks Day Parade

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by Ian

It would be, and I don't think it would hurt anyone in the process. If someone decides to love someone, and that makes them happy.... then who the hell cares? People live with enough misery and stress from a bunch of other stuff in this world, if they can find happiness and comfort in a relationship with someone other than a member of the opposite sex, I fully support it.

But Scott said we should accept everything.

The tradiitonal definition of marriage is 2 people of opposite sex. The notion of gay marriage supposes that there is no reason to limit the definition to "of opposite sex". If you believe that, then why would you limit it two "two"? Why not let three men get married, or twelve men? What's so magical about the number "two"?

I heard someone say once, "to believe in everything, is to believe in nothing". There is some logic to this.

This is complicated stuff...

[Ian]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

Why not let three men get married, or twelve men? What's so magical about the number "two"?

Good question

[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

The tradiitonal definition of marriage is 2 people of opposite sex. The notion of gay marriage supposes that there is no reason to limit the definition to "of opposite sex". If you believe that, then why would you limit it two "two"? Why not let three men get married, or twelve men? What's so magical about the number "two"?

This is usually the line of thinking that ends up with people screwing sheep.

I've never heard in my life a gay person advocate for polygamy.

Once again, you fail to separate behavior from being.

-spence

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by spence

I've never heard in my life a gay person advocte for polygamy.

-spence

Never been to P-town to the Ace of Spades Club, hav ya?
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[scottw]

Originally Posted by spence

Once again, you fail to separate behavior from being.

-spence

Spence is right Jim, but it's understandable that you probably aren't as intellectually evolved as Spence and therefore struggle with the separations of who we are and how we behave and the nuances of deciphering being from behavior and behavior from being...here's a good example...this guy/girl needs Spence as his lawyer....

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/transge...ry?id=22959423