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#51 GreySeal9
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[QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

Another thread ruined with a petty argument. Where have I seen that before? :roll:

Anyway, I don't think it has as much to do with a lack of education (though it can) as it has to do with a lack of exposure. It's amazing how much more tolerant some people can become if they mingle with gay people and realize that there is nothing wrong with them.

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This is a very good point here. My SIL lives in NYC and raised in south Georgia. She in no way agrees with the homosexual lifestyle, but she understands that the gay people she works with are just that... people. She's actually helped me gain a new perspective on people in general. I've never been one to be hateful because of someone's lifestyle choices, but my views on homosexuality come from my Faith. She shares the same views, but also knows that God wants us to be relational. It's all about connecting and building trust/love for one another. Then if they wish to follow Jesus they will. On a side note. Can we dismiss the term homophobia? It just doesn't fit. Just because a group of people don't agree or support what another group is doing with their lives, doesn't make the homophobes. If it does, then we should have words like conservative-phobia and liberal-phobia.

I've known people that worked with gay people....but still don't accept them. It's up to how open the individual is.....

I agree though that the term homophobia is misused.

Oh and to the above user.......one can say any discussion here is petty. So I guess forums aren't your thing?

Some are, some aren't.

I have 10,000+ posts, so obviously forums are my thing.

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#52 LJS9502_basic
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="jshaas"] This is a very good point here. My SIL lives in NYC and raised in south Georgia. She in no way agrees with the homosexual lifestyle, but she understands that the gay people she works with are just that... people. She's actually helped me gain a new perspective on people in general. I've never been one to be hateful because of someone's lifestyle choices, but my views on homosexuality come from my Faith. She shares the same views, but also knows that God wants us to be relational. It's all about connecting and building trust/love for one another. Then if they wish to follow Jesus they will. On a side note. Can we dismiss the term homophobia? It just doesn't fit. Just because a group of people don't agree or support what another group is doing with their lives, doesn't make the homophobes. If it does, then we should have words like conservative-phobia and liberal-phobia.GreySeal9

I've known people that worked with gay people....but still don't accept them. It's up to how open the individual is.....

I agree though that the term homophobia is misused.

Oh and to the above user.......one can say any discussion here is petty. So I guess forums aren't your thing?

Some are, some aren't.

Forums are fine.

I've seen many a petty discussion here. Not so many that don't devolve into that.
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Is it possible someone might just not like what gay people are about? The whole same sex thing yoou know? Not everyone has to be in favor of it, prop 8 didn't pass for a reason in california bluetadomonk

There is a clarification to be made.. The reasons that are made to deny rights are extremely flimsy to outright ridiculous.. Homosexuality makes me uncomfortable at times.. So do ugly couples making out, or extremely old people making out.. That doesn't mean that I have a legitiamte reason to deny them certain things that i see as a right, like marriage.

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You'd be surprised by how many seemingly "educated" people still hold some form of bigotted belief whether about race, ethnicity, or sex.

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#55 LJS9502_basic
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You'd be surprised by how many seemingly "educated" people still hold some form of bigotted belief whether about race, ethnicity, or sex.

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It's not education but experience that teaches......in this regard anyway.
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[QUOTE="sonicare"]

You'd be surprised by how many seemingly "educated" people still hold some form of bigotted belief whether about race, ethnicity, or sex.

LJS9502_basic

It's not education but experience that teaches......in this regard anyway.

That's true. I suppose you could be very bright, but if you've never been exposed to other cultures, beliefs, etc. most people would likely find them odd or threatening. Good point.

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#57 GreySeal9
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I've known people that worked with gay people....but still don't accept them. It's up to how open the individual is.....LJS9502_basic

Nobody has said that exposure to gays is automatically going to make them accept gays, but it can help in the process of accepting gays as people often have negative views of things that are foreign to them.

If they are too close-minded, exposure probably won't help, but it can help in cases in which the person is not too close-minded.

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Yes

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#59 BoogieL0ve20xx
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I agree, but I'm saying, the biggest campaigners in the "anti-gay" race are the Christians. And it was just 1 example, not Law. In the end, I don't care what you are, it's you. It's how you deal with people, no matter thaier creed. Some people feel they should raise their children differently so they don't come out gay I think parents should raise their children differently so they don't come out d**ks to society.

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Its mainly a cultural and religious thing, it is not natural to hate. Many cultures have been completely acceptful of homosexuals in the past and present.

In most instances religious intolarance is a very strong factor.

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[QUOTE="DJ-PRIME90"]I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.dom2000
I would agree with this! Every gay i know (about 5) all basically exclusively hang around with girls, and have done from an early age! It does not surprise one bit that they ended up gay

So you think that hanging out with girls can change a person's orientation? :lol:

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[QUOTE="dom2000"][QUOTE="DJ-PRIME90"]I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.GreySeal9

I would agree with this! Every gay i know (about 5) all basically exclusively hang around with girls, and have done from an early age! It does not surprise one bit that they ended up gay

So you think that hanging out with girls can change a person's orientation? :lol:

Oh...Oh good God...*deletes all my girl friends off facebook* There now since I hang around only guys, no one will think that I will turn gay [spoiler] >.> [/spoiler]
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I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.DJ-PRIME90

I really doubt you've taken a deep look into the way every gay person you've met was raised.

Even if you did, which I doubt, it wouldn't shed light on anything but the gays you happened to meet.

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Is it possible someone might just not like what gay people are about? The whole same sex thing yoou know? Not everyone has to be in favor of it, prop 8 didn't pass for a reason in california bluetadomonk
"What gay people are about" What the hell? "The whole same sex thing" that's none of your damn business.

I don't see how someones sexual orientation should effect how other people think of them. I'm not attracted to females yet I don't try to disassociate myself from people who are.

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#65 GreySeal9
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[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

[QUOTE="dom2000"] I would agree with this! Every gay i know (about 5) all basically exclusively hang around with girls, and have done from an early age! It does not surprise one bit that they ended up gaymrmusicman247

So you think that hanging out with girls can change a person's orientation? :lol:

Oh...Oh good God...*deletes all my girl friends off facebook* There now since I hang around only guys, no one will think that I will turn gay [spoiler] >.> [/spoiler]

Make sure you delete the guys that look like girls as well. I hear they can turn you gay too.

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Is it possible someone might just not like what gay people are about? The whole same sex thing yoou know? Not everyone has to be in favor of it, prop 8 didn't pass for a reason in california bluetadomonk

This is an example of a weird double standard.

With straight people, people will never act like their orientation is "what they are all about".

Yet with gays, some people will act their orientation vitally integral to who they are instead of being just another thing about them.

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[QUOTE="bluetadomonk"]Is it possible someone might just not like what gay people are about? The whole same sex thing yoou know? Not everyone has to be in favor of it, prop 8 didn't pass for a reason in california GreySeal9

This is an example of a weird double standard.

With straight people, people will never act like their orientation is "what they are all about".

Yet with gays, some people will act their orientation vitally integral to who they are instead of being just another thing about them.

Didn't you know that all gay people are sexual deviants who can't control their unnatural urges!? In all seriousness though yes, I do believe it is a product of being uneducated. Though perhaps uneducated isn't really the right word. It's more that they're educated in such a way as to demonize homosexuals because an authority figure was also taught that way and can't think to let people make their own mind up or (gasp) teach the child tolerance as to make the world a nicer place. Also I think a pretty large amount of the very strongly homophobic people who you hear probably are in the closet. Look at all those right wing politicians we hear about.
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I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.DJ-PRIME90
If the way my parents raised me has anything to do with me being a homosexual, then I am glad they raised me that way.

I dont see how being homosexual or having a homosexual kid should be avoided. I think some people tend to find scapegoats wherever they can to avoid facing their real problems.

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#69 EntropyWins
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Educated people are often just as unintelligent as uneducated people, they just find more intricate ways of defending their beliefs.

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Another day of living and another day with a pointless gay topic on Gamespot.
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Anti-gay beliefs are a product of the same as anti-abortion, anti-prevention, and circumcision. They all stem from religion

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[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Not true. Some Christians....just like some atheists....some agnostics....and some (insert religion here)...yes. But not all Christians are anti gay And not all non Christians are accepting.LJS9502_basic

He said "nine times out of ten". He didn't say "all".

That's still a majority and I don't buy it......

But it's not all. ;)

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I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.DJ-PRIME90
Posts like this back up the idea that it is the lack of education that generates bigotry. Obviously people like this have never looked at studies.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4215427.stm

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080628205430.htm

honestly, because it is genetic, people bigotist against gays aren't really different from people who dislike blacks or asians.

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[QUOTE="DJ-PRIME90"]I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.dom2000
I would agree with this! Every gay i know (about 5) all basically exclusively hang around with girls, and have done from an early age! It does not surprise one bit that they ended up gay

Maybe put some thought into it?
Guys are much less accepting of gays than women and tend to be more strict when it comes to gender roles, of course gay guys don't hang out with strait guys much, that's common sense.

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[QUOTE="DJ-PRIME90"]I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.

Prime example of lack of education.
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I would say that a lack of education contributes to ignorance regarding certain issues. Of course, one can still be an educated bigot, but I imagine that education and homophobia are negatively correlated.

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The way i see it, it's the same thing as 50 year age gaps between couples or a person who wants to marry an object. It may be natural, but (depending on where you live) it's pretty rare (and so people are uneducated).
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] You're rebutting an opinion though.

LJS9502_basic

:lol: Wut? Now I am confused...Same sex couples can't reproduce on their own = Fact, This will cause the population to decline/die out = Fiction. Help me out here...

You're rebutting their opinion as to what is natural or not.:|

Though there are some studies that say homosexuality is not as prevalent in cultures that don't have over population.

It is natural bro. Homosexuality is an overpopulation block, same with male to female ratios. When populations are in decline there are more women than men so that they can populate more. When the area is overpopulated more men and homosexuals are produced. I'm pretty sure that I've read that in a study before, maybe not, but that's how I see it. The hate towards homosexuals is a cultural thing. Oh, and it's not an opinion it's lack of education to provide a false hypothesis.
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[QUOTE="BoogieL0ve20xx"]

[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

Is it possible someone might just not like what gay people are about? The whole same sex thing yoou know? Not everyone has to be in favor of it, prop 8 didn't pass for a reason in california bluetadomonk

This is an example of a weird double standard.

With straight people, people will never act like their orientation is "what they are all about".

Yet with gays, some people will act their orientation vitally integral to who they are instead of being just another thing about them.

Ex-squeeze me? Straight people will never act like that is what their orientation is all about? Ha! Man, I'd love to buy a pair of those rose colored glasses.

Basically, what it boils down to is people.And from what I'm seeing, abunch of YOU people really need to look at yourselves as hard as your looking at these gays that you dispise. That's what your problem is- instead of working on you, you're spending energy trying to convey how much you don't like somebody else.

NEWS FLASH!!! Who gives a flying fudge what you don't like, especially if it's people. I mean, who are you guys? Surely, you must be someone important if you feel you simply MUST explain how/why you don't like guys....

Since this is Gamespot, and not Gaymespot, can we please stop talking about trivial things since it seems NO ONE has ANYTHING worth weight to say on the matter?

Ya'll are some cro-magnons, for realer...

Well it is a forum. And this is the off topic section. Then you have a topic such as this one. So people respond. Everyone is judged on everything they do by the people around them. Some might not judge everything, but overall someone will always make a note of something you do. Someone might think it is sick to have any sort of anal sex. Nothing to do with how much or how little. Just the act itself to some is disgusting. But then again some people judge when they know some woman likes to call a guy in bed daddy. Part of life. No where is anyone given the right to be liked or not judged. Plenty of people will accept someone so those who do not should not offend.
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I am strongly against gays. I can stand to be around them but I will not tolerate them showing PDA's or talking about their relationship. It is definitely the way I was raised and it will most definitely be the way I raise my children. A gay person will tell you they were born like thay, but every gay person I've met... If you take a deep look into the way they were raised and how their parents treated them you can see it was all in the way they were raised.DJ-PRIME90

What about families that have children of the same sex and one is gay and the other strait? Siblings of the same sex would have virtually the same upbringing so it's highly unlikely that your idea that homosexuality is caused by how people are raised is true.

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There are those who don't understand it and the biological reasoning behind it, and they are uneducated yes.

Then there are those who understand it and just don't like it. They can be educated, uneducated, intelligent scholars, or complete morons. There's nothing you can do about these people and they're entitled to their opinion, although they shouldn't directly force it on others.

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#84 tenaka2
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Its because of religious people who think Gay is a new thing, a fad.

Truth is that that its a natural thing that has always occured in our species and many more.

They main reason of hatred is because of religious bigotry.

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Not nessarly. Part of the reason? Maybe. The entire reason? No

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Its because of religious people who think Gay is a new thing, a fad.

Truth is that that its a natural thing that has always occured in our species and many more.

They main reason of hatred is because of religious bigotry.

tenaka2
I know non-religious people who hate homosexuals. Care to explain that? The hatred of homosexuals is a cultural thing just like hating people with other skin colors was a cultural thing in the 50s. Your hatred towards religion completely baffles me. This in no way has to do with religion. It purely has to do what people have been taught in their culture. All people educated in genetics know that it is natural. This is purely a cultural/uneducated phenomena.
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There's a difference between homophobia and just an anti-gay bias. The former is more steeped in hatred and ignorance while the latter simply stems from a disagreement with mainstreaming the lifestyle and what it means to society. The only problem is, refusing to make a distinction between the two and lumping it all in together as simple 'homophobia' actually does more harm than good to the conversation of homosexuals in today's society.
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#88 tenaka2
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[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

Its because of religious people who think Gay is a new thing, a fad.

Truth is that that its a natural thing that has always occured in our species and many more.

They main reason of hatred is because of religious bigotry.

ChampionoChumps

I know non-religious people who hate homosexuals. Care to explain that? The hatred of homosexuals is a cultural thing just like hating people with other skin colors was a cultural thing in the 50s. Your hatred towards religion completely baffles me. This in no way has to do with religion. It purely has to do what people have been taught in their culture. All people educated in genetics know that it is natural. This is purely a cultural/uneducated phenomena.

Ok, so you see not link between the hatred of homosexuality and religion? Really, are you serious?

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[QUOTE="ChampionoChumps"][QUOTE="tenaka2"]

Its because of religious people who think Gay is a new thing, a fad.

Truth is that that its a natural thing that has always occured in our species and many more.

They main reason of hatred is because of religious bigotry.

tenaka2

I know non-religious people who hate homosexuals. Care to explain that? The hatred of homosexuals is a cultural thing just like hating people with other skin colors was a cultural thing in the 50s. Your hatred towards religion completely baffles me. This in no way has to do with religion. It purely has to do what people have been taught in their culture. All people educated in genetics know that it is natural. This is purely a cultural/uneducated phenomena.

Ok, so you see not link between the hatred of homosexuality and religion? Really, are you serious?

I accept that some religious people may not accept homosexuals as natural, but I do not accept that religion will make people hate homosexuals. Especially when most religions are for peace and tolerance.
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[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

Its because of religious people who think Gay is a new thing, a fad.

Truth is that that its a natural thing that has always occured in our species and many more.

They main reason of hatred is because of religious bigotry.

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I know non-religious people who hate homosexuals. Care to explain that? The hatred of homosexuals is a cultural thing just like hating people with other skin colors was a cultural thing in the 50s. Your hatred towards religion completely baffles me. This in no way has to do with religion. It purely has to do what people have been taught in their culture. All people educated in genetics know that it is natural. This is purely a cultural/uneducated phenomena.

Religion does actually have some role in it. You only need to look at the gay marriage debate to know that. To say its entirely religion is wrong too though.
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#91 KalmakXXX
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It's just wrong 2 women kissing is hot but not guys.
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[QUOTE="ChampionoChumps"][QUOTE="tenaka2"]

Its because of religious people who think Gay is a new thing, a fad.

Truth is that that its a natural thing that has always occured in our species and many more.

They main reason of hatred is because of religious bigotry.

Ace6301
I know non-religious people who hate homosexuals. Care to explain that? The hatred of homosexuals is a cultural thing just like hating people with other skin colors was a cultural thing in the 50s. Your hatred towards religion completely baffles me. This in no way has to do with religion. It purely has to do what people have been taught in their culture. All people educated in genetics know that it is natural. This is purely a cultural/uneducated phenomena.

Religion does actually have some role in it. You only need to look at the gay marriage debate to know that. To say its entirely religion is wrong too though.

I'm pretty sure the reason for not allowing gay marriage is the same reason for not allowing contraception or abortion. It's because you are basically not giving the option of life to your offspring. I think this is the official stance at least.
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#93 Teenaged
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It's just wrong 2 women kissing is hot but not guys.KalmakXXX
You cant have all the guys for yourself, you know.

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#94 parkurtommo
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What if the homophobe has OCD and can't stand anomalies? HUGE GENERALIZATION!

jk :P

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[QUOTE="KalmakXXX"]It's just wrong 2 women kissing is hot but not guys.Teenaged

You cant have all the guys for yourself, you know.

They are stealing ma woman! Seriously has does anyone find the appealing of it? I can't imaged myself doing it.
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[QUOTE="ChampionoChumps"][QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="ChampionoChumps"] I know non-religious people who hate homosexuals. Care to explain that? The hatred of homosexuals is a cultural thing just like hating people with other skin colors was a cultural thing in the 50s. Your hatred towards religion completely baffles me. This in no way has to do with religion. It purely has to do what people have been taught in their culture. All people educated in genetics know that it is natural. This is purely a cultural/uneducated phenomena.

Religion does actually have some role in it. You only need to look at the gay marriage debate to know that. To say its entirely religion is wrong too though.

I'm pretty sure the reason for not allowing gay marriage is the same reason for not allowing contraception or abortion. It's because you are basically not giving the option of life to your offspring. I think this is the official stance at least.

That...makes absolutely no sense at all. The stance I see in every topic tends to be "Marriage is defined as between a man and a woman and that's the way God wants it". That's literally the only even somewhat valid defense against gay marriage. This one you just put forward is logically flawed in more ways than one.
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#97 worlock77
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[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

[QUOTE="KalmakXXX"]It's just wrong 2 women kissing is hot but not guys.alexside1

You cant have all the guys for yourself, you know.

They are stealing ma woman! Seriously has does anyone find the appealing of it? I can't imaged myself doing it.

Umm, what?

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It's just wrong 2 women kissing is hot but not guys.KalmakXXX
Two guys kissing is hot.

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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="worlock77"]

He said "nine times out of ten". He didn't say "all".

worlock77

That's still a majority and I don't buy it......

But it's not all. ;)

I never said he said all....;)
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[QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="ChampionoChumps"][QUOTE="Ace6301"] Religion does actually have some role in it. You only need to look at the gay marriage debate to know that. To say its entirely religion is wrong too though.

I'm pretty sure the reason for not allowing gay marriage is the same reason for not allowing contraception or abortion. It's because you are basically not giving the option of life to your offspring. I think this is the official stance at least.

That...makes absolutely no sense at all. The stance I see in every topic tends to be "Marriage is defined as between a man and a woman and that's the way God wants it". That's literally the only even somewhat valid defense against gay marriage. This one you just put forward is logically flawed in more ways than one.

I realize the logical flaws but I think this is the reason behind it. There are only two lines in the Bible that forbid homosexuality and both of those are in Leviticus. So since those laws have been completed I don't really know why else it would be forbidden. Try talking to a priest or something because I really don't much about it (obviously :lol: )