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23   taxee   2013 Apr 5, 2:24am  

FortWayne says

And we are here today wondering where all the weirdos come from.

We've 'outsmarted' ourselves.

25   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 2:44am  

FortWayne says

The Original Bankster says

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fQoGMtE0EY

That's one scary video.

he has a number of them on Youtube. A really brilliant speaker who describes the evolution of American culture perfectly. And he said all this stuff decades ago.

27   Dan8267   2013 Apr 5, 2:58am  

FortWayne says

Too many drugs, too many excesses, and no reason to do anything productive. Entire generation spent their life doing drugs, drinking, and seeking pleasure. Bored people with nothing better to do and no imagination. Way too prosperous for our own good.

The poor in this country are certainly not "way too prosperous", and I would submit that drug and alcohol use in poor neighborhoods is largely the result of trying to dull the pain of poverty.

Now as for why rich, famous dumb-asses use drugs, that I don't get. If you're fucking Denise Richards, live in a mansion, and never have to work for a living, why do you need to roll eight-balls? Actually, I have no idea what that even means, but I know it has something to do with heavy narcotics.

28   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 3:14am  

Dan8267 says

Now as for why rich, famous dumb-asses use drugs, that I don't get. If you're fucking Denise Richards, live in a mansion, and never have to work for a living, why do you need to roll eight-balls? Actually, I have no idea what that even means, but I know it has something to do with heavy narcotics.

because most of these people's actual lives are nothing like how we see them. Anytime we get a glimpse inside these people we get to see they are severely damaged and highly dependent people who make for more manageable assets for the entertainment industry.

29   mell   2013 Apr 5, 3:28am  

The Original Bankster says

Dan8267 says

Now as for why rich, famous dumb-asses use drugs, that I don't get. If you're fucking Denise Richards, live in a mansion, and never have to work for a living, why do you need to roll eight-balls? Actually, I have no idea what that even means, but I know it has something to do with heavy narcotics.

because most of these people's actual lives are nothing like how we see them. Anytime we get a glimpse inside these people we get to see they are severely damaged and highly dependent people who make for more manageable assets for the entertainment industry.

That I'd agree with, but I don't think incest or gay marriage are a threat to this society (no matter if you endorse it or no not). I do think though that a nation that focuses more on these topics rather than on sound money policy and enforcing the rule of law does have a problem. I'd gladly give up my right to marry (it should be a personal contract anyways) for seeing Jon Corzine prosecuted and convicted of fraud and locked up in jail. That would be a start ;)

30   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 3:38am  

as bezmenov describes, it's part of the process of demoralization. Clearly things like Gay Marriage should not be a top priority right now and anyone who has half a brain can see it's being used as a distraction.

31   curious2   2013 Apr 5, 3:56am  

The Original Bankster says

it's being used as a distraction

...by Republicans who sell war all over the world (including the drug war at home) all charged to deficit spending by saying they're going to "defend" you and your kids from those scary "other" people, who are supposedly attacking you somehow. The sad thing is that so many people have fallen for that distraction. Hopefully when DoMA ends and becomes a distant memory, and gay couples being married is as familiar as interracial couples being married (e.g. Clarence Thomas and his wife, and the President's parents) Republicans won't be able to use it as a distraction anymore.

And before anyone accuses me of "partisanship" because I mentioned the name of a certain major party, see my comments on Obamacare, I'm no captive of either major party.

32   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:00am  

curious2 says

I'm no captive of either major party.

but you are captive to an ideology that claims that any biological impulse is permissible. You were told in your indoctrination center(that you were told was a school to be proud of) that this is a form of freedom, however it was actually an agenda to break down the structure of America. Seems liberals and gay marriage proponents can't see the forest for the trees.

Personally I'm tiring of trying to challenge every step in this progression towards complete moral debauchery and instead I simply wait for the collapse and put my eggs elsewhere. Those who can't see this for what it is will no doubt be left holding the shit bag.

33   curious2   2013 Apr 5, 4:02am  

Your nonsense about "moral decline" is bigotry masquerading as morality. If you want to talk about moral decline, look at CEOs looting the corporations with which they've been entrusted. Look at the medical-industrial complex, and read David Goldhill's searing Atlantic article "How American Health Care Killed My Father". There are real examples of immorality, quit hiding your own by pointing your finger lamely at gay couples as if they were somehow not on your arrogant and falsely claimed moral plateau. Bigotry is no substitute for morality, see Dan's earlier threads on this topic.

Rome rose as a republic with freedom of religion and same-sex marriage. It later became an empire, then converted to Christianity and banned same-sex marriage, and then later fell. Look at the Muslim world too, and watch Neil deGrasse Tyson's lecture on Muslim history: they prospered for three centuries during which they were open to ideas, then they closed themselves off in a world of bigotry and fell into poverty. It happens over and over. If America falls, it will be the fault of bigoted morons being distracted from the looting and massacre by the various industrial complexes that have subverted the government into their own tool.

35   curious2   2013 Apr 5, 4:11am  

LOL - where's Pat Robertson with his hurricane forecasts! And where was he when the 2012 Republican convention got disrupted by a hurricane, and San Francisco got a rare double rainbow during the Democratic convention! Truly, he should have seen these signs of miracle and wonder, dropped the wife, and got gay married.

36   curious2   2013 Apr 5, 4:19am  

chanakya4773 says

why did you leave that ?

because I answered your questions pages ago, but you denied that there were any differences despite the fact that I listed several, and eventually I concluded you're a troll who believes he's found a clever way to disguise his real motive for attacking gay marriage and supporting incest. You call it a conversation stopper, it's because you make a fool of yourself and people don't want to waste time talking to you anymore. You might become the first PatNet user I ever put on Ignore.

37   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:31am  

any time Liberals are attacked they try and label their opponents as religious fundamentalists.

I'm not religious. I think the bible is quackery. I also think most of what LGBT is promoting is perverted and sick.

38   curious2   2013 Apr 5, 4:34am  

The Original Bankster says

I'm not religious.

Then what is the basis for your intense feelings about gay couples? And why does "The Original Bankster's website" link to two words that I won't quote here but that seem very important to your vocabulary?

39   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:34am  

Colombia Professor defends Incest as being the same as homosexuality:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1339108/David-Epstein-Homosexuals-want-INCEST-different.html

what these gay rights advocates are doing is brokering power with a significant voting bloc(LGBT) while seriously degrading our legal concept of marriage. The changes will be irreversible and damaging in the extreme.

40   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:35am  

curious2 says

intense feelings about gay couples?

disagreeing with you is 'intense feelings'?

wth is wrong with liberals? why are they so filled with hate and intolerance?

really getting tired of these assholes.

41   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:37am  

curious2 says

two words that I won't quote here

you wont quote them but you'll ban them and limit free speech in every imaginable way won't you?

if reality doesn't fit your needs then you can just reengineer it! amirite?

42   curious2   2013 Apr 5, 4:37am  

The Original Bankster says

disagreeing with you is 'intense feelings'?

I was referring to your extreme vocabulary, for example "your" website and your comments above. Clearly, these indicate some extreme feelings on your part. Why does the thought of gay couples together arouse you so much?

43   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:40am  

I own Google Trends now?

American Education Filmstrip for Elementary School kids in the future:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv407daollc

44   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:45am  

curious2 says

I was referring to your extreme vocabulary, for example "your" website and your comments above. Clearly, these indicate some extreme feelings on your part.

Why does any kind of debate with your insane values provoke silly childish diversionary tactics?

if you talk about gay then youre gay.

this is an interesting value because what it does is INSURE THAT ONLY GAY PEOPLE WILL HAVE A SAY IN THE DISCUSSION, ALLOWING GAYS TO SHAPE THEIR OWN RULE SYSTEM THAT THE REST OF SOCIETY MUST FOLLOW.

45   The Original Bankster   2013 Apr 5, 4:50am  

what if for instance, I dont believe that being gay is either natural or inherent?

there is much scientific evidence to back up this belief, however it is ruthlessly suppressed by the gay community.

gay is really a psychological side effect of one's attitudes towards family and parents, and is not at all something we are born with(aside from being born into certain familial/social environment).

THUS- to impress these values onto others is destructive.

46   edvard2   2013 Apr 5, 5:01am  

The issue here is cut and dry. All Americans deserve to have basic civil rights, of which marriage is one of them. Nobody is trying to force anyone to believe as they do or behave as they do. This is an open and shut case and years from now this will be looked back on in the same way that other instances of civil rights were enacted over time.

47   Rew   2013 Apr 5, 5:26am  

chanakya4773 says

Simple explination: it prodcues unfit and unwell children. That comes with a large societal cost.

Did you not read my posts ? I suggest reading posts before jumping with answers. I had said that gay couple are equivalent to sibling couple who decide not have their own kid but use donor cell (IVF) or adopt one. So their case is no different than gay couple.

Can you explain why you don't want to legalize their marriage ?

because it simply doesn't exist in society in large enough numbers.

This is not a good explanation for not giving somebody civil rights. large enough number is not a legal explanation. just like there are not large enough number of gay people in Iran :-)

Uhh, you didn't read mine either. I'm fine with same sex incest couples wanting to have the legal right to marriage. I'd also be ok with incestual marriage provided there was no intent to reproduce.

You need to look up the definition of a "protected class" if you want to comment intelligently on the basis for discrimination laws. Again, you don't need to protect something that is so insignificant as to not merit attention or bias against it.

As far as homosexuality being unnatural, that's simply an ideology, not a fact. Check highly social and intelligent species on Earth and you will find it. It's found in nature plenty (no added ingredients, all natural).

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Other comments made here in the thread:

rimjobs - they are not the exclusive domain of gay couples. You propose to regulate them? Regulate when and what a parent can teach to their child? You are pro large regulating government?

Boomers morals - the boomers are far more conservative than GenX/Y/Next. It's the boomer's children ('boomlets') not the boomers themselves that are making this change happen. (Are you in "the greatest generation" by chance? I could see your complaint if so. Every generation is more inclusive and progressive than the one before it. It's a small small world today with a lot of people in it.)

morality & law - They are linked, but there is also a very defined separation, especially when you start talking about religious morality. "Morals" typically supported by law are anything where an act may harm another citizen or violate another's rights in some way.

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Here is what you need to answer:

1) How do two adults of the same sex, doing whatever they want to in private, hurt or harm another? How is it the States, Feds, or your concern at all?

2) Why does any state have the right to deny a same sex couple, the same benefits afforded to any other couple, by marriage? It's pretty clear to most, that it is unconstitutional. Words from the supreme court for the Prop 8 hearings go something like this: "This was struck down by the CA lower courts as unconstitutional. Should we even be reviewing this?"

3) What major damages to society come from allowing gay marriage? Please describe them?

48   Rew   2013 Apr 5, 5:27am  

edvard2 says

The issue here is cut and dry. All Americans deserve to have basic civil rights, of which marriage is one of them. Nobody is trying to force anyone to believe as they do or behave as they do. This is an open and shut case and years from now this will be looked back on in the same way that other instances of civil rights were enacted over time.

Spot on.

49   postbubblesucess   2013 Apr 5, 5:28am  

Queers are irrational psychopaths. Don't even try to debate with a queer. After all, they have problems figuring out which hole is for what.

50   edvard2   2013 Apr 5, 5:35am  

To sum this up more, American conservatism always loses in the end. This has been the case throughout American history, as a steady route of progress is made, there are always those who drag their feet and might slow things down. But in the end they will always, and have always lost, and they will lose this debate as well. Civil rights is a right for all and gay Americans will be able to marry and live lives like the rest of us shortly.

51   zzyzzx   2013 Apr 5, 5:47am  

edvard2 says

The issue here is cut and dry. All Americans deserve to have basic civil rights, of which marriage is one of them. Nobody is trying to force anyone to believe as they do or behave as they do. This is an open and shut case and years from now this will be looked back on in the same way that other instances of civil rights were enacted over time.

OK, so can I marry my cats now? I'd love to be able to claim that Head of Household tax filing status and claim them as dependents.

52   Rew   2013 Apr 5, 5:56am  

postbubblesucess says

Queers are irrational psychopaths. Don't even try to debate with a queer. After all, they have problems figuring out which hole is for what.

Ancient man also had this problem and there are huge sets of cave paintings devoted to sexual instruction: the first sex-ed. Some ancient tribes got it close enough, but still wrong, aiming for the belly button.

Before Mommy Daddy and sex-ed told you what your special parts were for you didn't know what it was all about either. Humans aren't born knowing about the sexual act.

Eating isn't just for sustenance.
Sex isn't just for procreation.
Reading isn't just for knowledge.
Speaking isn't just for communication.

As the song goes:

Thank God for mom and dad
For sticking to two together
'Cause we don't know how.

53   Rew   2013 Apr 5, 5:57am  

zzyzzx says

edvard2 says

The issue here is cut and dry. All Americans deserve to have basic civil rights, of which marriage is one of them. Nobody is trying to force anyone to believe as they do or behave as they do. This is an open and shut case and years from now this will be looked back on in the same way that other instances of civil rights were enacted over time.

OK, so can I marry my cats now? I'd love to be able to claim that Head of Household tax filing status and claim them as dependents.

Sorry, animals are property. You need to fight for them to be citizens first.

54   curious2   2013 Apr 5, 6:05am  

postbubblesucess says

Queers are irrational psychopaths.

Irrational psychopaths are allowed to get married. And gay people aren't any less rational or more psychopathic than other people.

YOU, on the other hand, might be a different story, bragging about your post bubble success (which you can't even spell).

55   Rew   2013 Apr 5, 6:09am  

chanakya4773 says

The moment we accept gay marriage, we have accepted as a society that all deviant unions are ok as well. the fact that it has not happened now but will happen in future is not going to change the fact.

The definition of what a deviant union is continues to change throughout time. Interracial marriage was made legal only in 1967. That is VERY recent history.

Don't you get this? You are hung up on what people are doing in the bedroom. I guarantee you there are some heterosexual couples with VERY 'deviant' unions.

In some states a transexuals new sex is legally identified and they are allowed to marry what would have been previously a same sex partner.

Your argument about incest again: Let the incest lovers come out and fight for their right too. It's a progression. I doubt there are many of them out there that would seek this. I also do not think they are easily identifiable as a class needing protection. Maybe someday ... but not today.

56   Rew   2013 Apr 5, 6:25am  

chanakya4773 says

Rew says

Don't you get this? You are hung up on what people are doing in the bedroom. I guarantee you there are some heterosexual couples with VERY 'deviant' unions.

its not what they are doing in the bedroom. They want to officially declare themselves married and raise kids,be seen as couple in public and get same acceptance at all levels.

I guess if society has decided to accept the natural progression towards incest ...who am i to stop them but they should atleast know what they are signing up for ( legally).

as i showed before, legally they are signing up for incest as well when they sign up for gay marriage.

just because they shut their eyes does not mean, its not a fact.

That boat doesn't float. False argument.

These are not mutually exclusive or bound together in anyway. Society can decide the legality of one thing without also extending the legality of that to something else.

Marriage between heterosexual couples, initially, didn't extend to mixed races. Same will go for homosexual couples not somehow magically extending rights out to other relationships you are concerned about.

You've convinced yourself of these things being related as a hollow protection for your un-comfort.

What's wrong with a gay couple being seen, accepted in public, and raising children? They are not outlawed from adopting, and the couple, whether recognized and given the rights by marriage or not, already exists today.

Edit: gay couples with kids are very much a part of today's society. They are typically accepted in the communities they choose to live in as well.

57   edvard2   2013 Apr 5, 6:34am  

zzyzzx says

OK, so can I marry my cats now? I'd love to be able to claim that Head of Household tax filing status and claim them as dependents.

If we're going to play that game, then what do you think of the single people who think straight marriage is immoral ( yes, such people do exist) In that case do straight couples have the right to marry?

58   edvard2   2013 Apr 5, 6:36am  

chanakya4773 says

Do you believe gay couple are same as sibling couple or not ?

That's a silly question. No- Gay couples are not the same as sibling couples. You are trying to equivocate two totally different things that are not in any way remotely similar.

59   mell   2013 Apr 5, 6:38am  

Rew says

These are not mutually exclusive or bound together in anyway. Society can decide the legality of one thing without also extending the legality of that to something else.

Yeah, and in CA they decided against it, though narrowly so. What's your point? I thought we are arguing now based on constitutional rights in the courts, not what the majority wants, and in that respect the courts already acknowledged that they would have to consider other lifestyles as well then.

60   edvard2   2013 Apr 5, 6:39am  

Let me just say something that really bugs me about this: A lot of people who claim that are against gay marriage claim its because its against their personal morals, or that somehow it will affect society. What a bunch of bullshit. I personally do not really care about someone else's morals or what society thinks of my life and the decisions I choose to make. That's my business and not anyone else's. So as such, its nobody's right to tell others how to lead their lives. Plain and simple.

61   Rew   2013 Apr 5, 6:46am  

mell says

Rew says

These are not mutually exclusive or bound together in anyway. Society can decide the legality of one thing without also extending the legality of that to something else.

Yeah, and in CA they decided against it, though narrowly so. What's your point? I thought we are arguing now based on constitutional rights in the courts, not what the majority wants, and in that respect the courts already acknowledged that they would have to consider other lifestyles as well then.

You need to check recent events. Prop 8 was found unconstitutional by CA.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Proposition_8

It's being appealed. I'm pretty sure the supreme court may take the ultimate wuss out, and say, "We do not need to rule on this again. CA already said it was unconstitutional for the State."

Marriage is typically a states rights issues anyway ... but it is pretty clear how it is unconstitutional.

62   edvard2   2013 Apr 5, 6:50am  

chanakya4773 says

looks like you drank too much kool-aid

No. In fact, this issue isn't even worth arguing. Giving civil rights to all Americans is such an obvious and clearly correct thing to do that its a given that those who argue against that notion are wrong, and will continue to be wrong, just as they always have been throughout history.

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