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#401 El_Zo1212o
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What do you not understand about Obama? He's answered his policy and how he wants to achieve them in regards to just about every topic asked, I don't agree with some of ideas, but I at least understand everything he hopes to achieve and how. What needs clarification for you, what was he unclear about?DaJuicyMan
I've always hated politics, and I think politicians are the lowest form of life. That's why this is the first presidential election I've ever followed. That being said, I don't take issue with the things he says. I take issue with the fact that he (and very often Romney, too) ignores the actual question in favor of pushing what he wants to say. Why ask the questions if no one deigns to answer them? Why not have members of the audience just shout out a topic and let the candidates orate freely? [QUOTE="Abbeten"]Curious can you specify any tax hikes obama has pushed through that have effected you

Is that at all necessary? The man has seen his taxes go up. I doubt he's examined anything too closely, or studied the tax code so that he can find out exactly why.
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#402 Abbeten
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[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] [QUOTE="Abbeten"]Curious can you specify any tax hikes obama has pushed through that have effected you

Is that at all necessary? The man has seen his taxes go up. I doubt he's examined anything too closely, or studied the tax code so that he can find out exactly why.

Because there are these things called state and local taxes over which the federal government has no power and which could have been responsible for his observed heightened tax rate.
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#403 El_Zo1212o
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These debates are such a joke though. It's telling that there's more intellectually stimulating conversation on OT (I think I threw up a little when I typed that) than during a presidential debate. I really wish there was a panel of truthiness or something sitting there calling out all the bull **** both sides sling.Ace6301
Agreed! I'm going to the ballot box and I'm writing in Ace6301. [QUOTE="FrozenLiquid"]Kinda funny coz I am Catholic, and yes, we are the last stand against abortion and liberal sexuality. In fact, it looks like Catholicism is going to take an even greater stance and become even louder on the idea of pre-marital sex and divorce the root of all sexual liberation in the 20th century. The push for gay marriage legalization is incredibly stupid. In New Zealand, we have a Civil Union Bill, which gives all the same rights to homosexuals (and heterosexuals who don't want a marriage) under New Zealand law. And yet, we've had a massive swing in passing into law gay marriage', which doesn't give gay couples any more rights than they already have under a civil union. How many times in history has something passed into law which doesn't effect any citizen whatsoever? If there is a number, it will be incredibly small.

Jehovah's Witnesses also stand against those things. Other than that, I agree.
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#404 El_Zo1212o
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[QUOTE="Abbeten"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] [QUOTE="Abbeten"]Curious can you specify any tax hikes obama has pushed through that have effected you

Is that at all necessary? The man has seen his taxes go up. I doubt he's examined anything too closely, or studied the tax code so that he can find out exactly why.

Because there are these things called state and local taxes over which the federal government has no power and which could have been responsible for his observed heightened tax rate.

Considering the topic is the president's effect on his taxes, I assumed he was referring to his federal tax payout going up. Didn't seem like an unreasonable assumption.
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#405 Abbeten
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[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"][QUOTE="Abbeten"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] Is that at all necessary? The man has seen his taxes go up. I doubt he's examined anything too closely, or studied the tax code so that he can find out exactly why.

Because there are these things called state and local taxes over which the federal government has no power and which could have been responsible for his observed heightened tax rate.

Considering the topic is the president's effect on his taxes, I assumed he was referring to his federal tax payout going up. Didn't seem like an unreasonable assumption.

If his federal taxes went up, it's perfectly fair to ask him to identify which taxes of his Obama has raised.
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#406 El_Zo1212o
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[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"]

[QUOTE="XaosII"]

Right. The goverment doesn't have the power to influence the private sectors.

FrozenLiquid

Makes sense to me if you keep in mind that Xaosll seems to have no idea what he's talking about.

He does, to be truthful.

The government can make policies that encourage or discourage expansion in the private sector. Creating jobs doesn't mean only that the jobs created have you working directly for the government.

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They helped deliver the nation.FrozenLiquid

The United States was successful in their revolution since the French did agree to help them after proving their worth but also, the British Empire was unpopular with the rest of Europe so it was easier for France (when it was a monarchy) to help the American Revolution.

I can understand the sense of betrayal but people need to be realistic about this. Almost every European country that was a monarchy declared war on France and while there were Americans who wanted to help, it wasn't feasible since the American military wouldn't hold their own against the military might of Britain, Spain, and the Prussian Empire (now Germany). Also, the French Revolution was bloody and ended up as tyrannical, to a point where the French were willing to kill their own ambassador when he failed to persuade the United States to help the Revolutionaries and when Thomas Paine was arrested in France.

Simply put, the new nation couldn't afford it. We wanted neutrality so badly that Thomas Jefferson managed to get the government to purchase the Louisiana Territory to avoid a future war in the Americas (this was when Napoleon Bonaparte was going ape on everyone else) and that was seen as unconstitutional since there was nothing on acquiring terrority. Again, I don't think it was a matter of selfishness, it was a matter of practicality.

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#408 El_Zo1212o
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[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"][QUOTE="Abbeten"] Because there are these things called state and local taxes over which the federal government has no power and which could have been responsible for his observed heightened tax rate.Abbeten
Considering the topic is the president's effect on his taxes, I assumed he was referring to his federal tax payout going up. Didn't seem like an unreasonable assumption.

If his federal taxes went up, it's perfectly fair to ask him to identify which taxes of his Obama has raised.

If his federal taxes went up, it means that Obama's promise to lower taxes on the middle class remains unfulfilled, and actually shows that the truth flies in the face of that promise. If it were as simple as looking at your tax return to find out what you paid to whom, tax lawyers wouldn't be so prolific.
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#409 Abbeten
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[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"][QUOTE="Abbeten"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] Considering the topic is the president's effect on his taxes, I assumed he was referring to his federal tax payout going up. Didn't seem like an unreasonable assumption.

If his federal taxes went up, it's perfectly fair to ask him to identify which taxes of his Obama has raised.

If his federal taxes went up, it means that Obama's promise to lower taxes on the middle class remains unfulfilled, and actually shows that the truth flies in the face of that promise. If it were as simple as looking at your tax return to find out what you paid to whom, tax lawyers wouldn't be so prolific.

Or his income went up! Forgive me if I don't take it on faith that Obama raised his taxes. Given the political toxicity of the subject, there would surely be a thousand and one articles documenting any tax hikes Obama instituted. He can find one. Because as I never tire of saying, the plural of anecdote is not data.
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#410 El_Zo1212o
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... as I never tire of saying, the plural of anecdote is not data.Abbeten
Wow. That's a good one. I think it's time for the man himself to weigh in again before this goes any further.
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#411 princeofshapeir
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It's mind-boggling how this election is even close.
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#412 Shmiity
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[QUOTE="Ace6301"]These debates are such a joke though. It's telling that there's more intellectually stimulating conversation on OT (I think I threw up a little when I typed that) than during a presidential debate. I really wish there was a panel of truthiness or something sitting there calling out all the bull **** both sides sling.El_Zo1212o
Agreed! I'm going to the ballot box and I'm writing in Ace6301.
Kinda funny coz I am Catholic, and yes, we are the last stand against abortion and liberal sexuality. In fact, it looks like Catholicism is going to take an even greater stance and become even louder on the idea of pre-marital sex and divorce the root of all sexual liberation in the 20th century. The push for gay marriage legalization is incredibly stupid. In New Zealand, we have a Civil Union Bill, which gives all the same rights to homosexuals (and heterosexuals who don't want a marriage) under New Zealand law. And yet, we've had a massive swing in passing into law gay marriage', which doesn't give gay couples any more rights than they already have under a civil union. How many times in history has something passed into law which doesn't effect any citizen whatsoever? If there is a number, it will be incredibly small.FrozenLiquid
Jehovah's Witnesses also stand against those things. Other than that, I agree.

My opinion is this: If youre against gay marriage- you don't like gay people. How could I believe anything else? Think about how many times youve heard this: "Oh no, I have so many gay friends, I dont hate gay people" But you dont want them to marry.What the f*ck kind of friendship is that? You want to have something they can't have.

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#413 El_Zo1212o
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My opinion is this: If youre against gay marriage- you don't like gay people. How could I believe anything else? Think about how many times youve heard this: "Oh no, I have so many gay friends, I dont hate gay people" But you dont want them to marry.What the f*ck kind of friendship is that? You want to have something they can't have.

Shmiity
I was against gay marriage. I was against it right up until they passed it here in California and I realized, "who gives a f***?" It didn't affect me in the slightest, so what the hell was I so worried about?
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#414 XaosII
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[QUOTE="Shmiity"]

My opinion is this: If youre against gay marriage- you don't like gay people. How could I believe anything else? Think about how many times youve heard this: "Oh no, I have so many gay friends, I dont hate gay people" But you dont want them to marry.What the f*ck kind of friendship is that? You want to have something they can't have.

El_Zo1212o

I was against gay marriage. I was against it right up until they passed it here in California and I realized, "who gives a f***?" It didn't affect me in the slightest, so what the hell was I so worried about?

Exactly. And like everything else, you are probably also wrong on those issues but stubbornly choose to believe that its the right position.

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#415 Shmiity
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[QUOTE="Shmiity"]

My opinion is this: If youre against gay marriage- you don't like gay people. How could I believe anything else? Think about how many times youve heard this: "Oh no, I have so many gay friends, I dont hate gay people" But you dont want them to marry.What the f*ck kind of friendship is that? You want to have something they can't have.

El_Zo1212o

I was against gay marriage. I was against it right up until they passed it here in California and I realized, "who gives a f***?" It didn't affect me in the slightest, so what the hell was I so worried about?

I'm so curious why you were originally against it.

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#416 El_Zo1212o
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[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] I was against gay marriage. I was against it right up until they passed it here in California and I realized, "who gives a f***?" It didn't affect me in the slightest, so what the hell was I so worried about?Shmiity

I'm so curious why you were originally against it.

A biblical upbringing. I still believe homosexuality isn't natural, but like I said, them getting married doesn't bother me.
Exactly. And like everything else, you are probably also wrong on those issues but stubbornly choose to believe that its the right position.XaosII
I no longer "stubbornly choose to believe"anything on the issue of gay marriage. It doesn't affect me at all, so I don't consider it at all. I do wish people would stop posting their damn rainbow propaganda on my FB, though. Matter of fact, I wish everyone would stop posting whatever their propaganda-of- choice is on my FB.
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#417 Serraph105
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[QUOTE="Shmiity"]

My opinion is this: If youre against gay marriage- you don't like gay people. How could I believe anything else? Think about how many times youve heard this: "Oh no, I have so many gay friends, I dont hate gay people" But you dont want them to marry.What the f*ck kind of friendship is that? You want to have something they can't have.

El_Zo1212o
I was against gay marriage. I was against it right up until they passed it here in California and I realized, "who gives a f***?" It didn't affect me in the slightest, so what the hell was I so worried about?

one person at a time.
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#418 Strakha
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I think these guys are full of crap to a ridiculous degree. It's as if they think the truth would hurt them and it ended up as a competition as to who could say more BS than the other guy. There were even a few cases where I think the truth might have helped them and still we got BS.

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#419 EasyStreet
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From my viewpoint lies, more lies and damn lies. Though Obama round-housed Romney with the last question and last shots of him mingling with the audince while Romney was slumped talking to his family scores this toward Obama. Overall I still don't want to vote for either.

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#420 SteveTabernacle
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[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

I hope someone presses Romney on gay rights just to see him squirm.

LJS9502_basic
I'll be honest with you....most voters are concerned with how a candidate impacts their economic status. Gay rights really isn't a big issue for most people.

Whether or not a person will use his religious beliefs to oppress a minority group of people is very important.
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#421 SteveTabernacle
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I still believe homosexuality isn't natural El_Zo1212o
Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.
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[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] I still believe homosexuality isn't natural SteveTabernacle
Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.

Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.
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#423 brucewayne69
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I can't stand Obama. I just don't like the guy. Don't know if it's the ears, the voice or the bullcrap, but I can't stand him. I like how he gave Romney crap for being rich- like all governors/presidents weren't rich? Obama's loaded too!

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[QUOTE="SteveTabernacle"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] I still believe homosexuality isn't natural DevilMightCry
Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.

Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.

Finding it cross-specially, and part of a normal distribution of animal behaviour (including our own), does. And how exactly does engaging in gay sex (unless it's not consensual) mean someone's not gay That doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Now, it may not be a very adaptive trait...but it does occur naturally.
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#425 sexyweapons
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I hope someone presses Romney on gay rights just to see him squirm.

Aljosa23
I hope someone questions Obama on all those promises he made in 08,just to see him squirm.
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#426 BossPerson
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In other news, Jill Stein was arrested.

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[QUOTE="SteveTabernacle"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] I still believe homosexuality isn't natural DevilMightCry
Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.

Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.

I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.
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#428 chrisrooR
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[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"][QUOTE="SteveTabernacle"] Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.Ace6301
Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.

I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.

:lol: Actually, my evolutionary psych prof had a lecture devoted to debunking the idea that somehow natural = good and chemical = bad. Here's a quote from the lecture; "Well **** if you automatically assume that natural = good, and that all chemical = bad, then go and tell people who just lost their house in a tornado that because it was natural it was good!"

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In other news, Jill Stein was arrested.

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[QUOTE="DaJuicyMan"]See, I totally expect both candidates to dodge some questions, but the one about his tax plan really fvcking pissed me off. We deserved an actual answer to the question by Romney.airshocker

Cry more about it. People didn't die because of the "sketchy" tax plan.

Americans die everyday on the U.S soil. Your a cop right? Do I bash you for not preventing every murder that occurs under you or your precincts watch?... This Libya BS is getting on my nerves. Those 4 Americans are practically in enemy territory and your pissed off because they managed to get killed despite their location? Get over it already. Not everything will promptly get to the president in time. And even then, he's not the only one who's authorize to give an okay to beefing up security at the U.S. Consulate. Why not point the finger at those individuals as well?....
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[QUOTE="SteveTabernacle"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] I still believe homosexuality isn't natural DevilMightCry
Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.

Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.

Homosexuality has been found to occur in hundreds of species its by no means a very very small number.

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saw this and thought it was hillarious.

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#434 champion837
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@tocool340 http://www.gamespot.com/fire-emblem-path-of-radiance/platform/gamecube/
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#435 NailedGR
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[QUOTE="SteveTabernacle"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] I still believe homosexuality isn't natural DevilMightCry
Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.

Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.

Humans are part of nature.

Anything that humans do is natural.

Humans do homosexual things.

Therefore homosexuality is natural.

Also if you don't like unnatural things get off your computer.

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#436 tocool340
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[QUOTE="champion837"]@tocool340 http://www.gamespot.com/fire-emblem-path-of-radiance/platform/gamecube/

Yeah, what about it?...
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[QUOTE="tocool340"][QUOTE="champion837"]@tocool340 http://www.gamespot.com/fire-emblem-path-of-radiance/platform/gamecube/

Yeah, what about it?...

You're cold.
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#438 tocool340
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[QUOTE="champion837"][QUOTE="tocool340"][QUOTE="champion837"]@tocool340 http://www.gamespot.com/fire-emblem-path-of-radiance/platform/gamecube/

Yeah, what about it?...

You're cold.

Eh? You post a link to FE: PoR, yet, I'm not sure why. Be nice if you had added more to your post besides a link to the games profile that way I understand your intentions....
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#439 AdamPA1006
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[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"][QUOTE="SteveTabernacle"] Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.Ace6301
Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.

I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.

So its "natural". People claim to be born with sexual attraction to kids, animals, and their brothers/sisters. Just because you believe its "natural" and they were "born that way" doesnt mean society has to accept it, endorse it, or promote it. There is incest in nature.

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#440 NailedGR
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[QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="DevilMightCry"] Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.AdamPA1006

I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.

So its "natural". People claim to be born with sexual attraction to kids, animals, and their brothers/sisters. Just because you believe its "natural" and they were "born that way" doesnt mean society has to accept it, endorse it, or promote it. There is incest in nature.

there is also cannibalism and constant murder in nature

The point is you can't say something bad because it is unnatural.

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#441 coolbeans90
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It's not the entire western world. In fact, it's only a small part of the European Union. I hoped that Portugal would allude you to the greater problem the West is facing. You know, the one where we have to hear almost every other day about Greece, Spain, or Italy. And I'm just providing examples of some of the more well known EU markets. Living in NZ, our currency has soared to astronomical levels, which will not be sustainable in the near future as the global economy keeps fluctuating. We just voted in our Prime Minister and his party last year, and less than a year later we're sick of him. I'm also just talking about economic issues. Social issues are on the news every other day; it's as if the governments, no matter what political alignment, can never appease the people. None of this is normal. None of this level of unrest has been seen for a very, very long time. But hey, more funny pics and witty comments will magically dispel the problems, amirite?FrozenLiquid

Except the west is not having the problem that Portugal is facing. You pointed out a weaker western country that DOES NOT have the power to issue its own currency and is in a far worse predicament than the west as a whole - same with Greece, Spain, and Italy. You clearly haven't the slightest clue what you are talking about, but please don't allow that to dissuade you. I need a little laughter.

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[QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="DevilMightCry"] Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.AdamPA1006

I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.

So its "natural". People claim to be born with sexual attraction to kids, animals, and their brothers/sisters. Just because you believe its "natural" and they were "born that way" doesnt mean society has to accept it, endorse it, or promote it. There is incest in nature.

Two homosexual consenting adults having sex and getting married is hardly comparable to incest or paedophilia. Sure, there's lots of stuff in nature, but the main point is that something being in nature does not objectively make something positive or negative; that's up to society to decide on. And considering that it's consentual, nobody's being harmed and it's not incestuous, I don't really see a problem with it being accepted by society.
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#443 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="DevilMightCry"] Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.AdamPA1006

I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.

So its "natural". People claim to be born with sexual attraction to kids, animals, and their brothers/sisters. Just because you believe its "natural" and they were "born that way" doesnt mean society has to accept it, endorse it, or promote it. There is incest in nature.

Sure, which shows why trying to demean the relationships of gay people as "unnatural" is a nonsensical insult. It doesn't prove anything either way.
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#444 coolbeans90
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[QUOTE="SteveTabernacle"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"] I still believe homosexuality isn't natural DevilMightCry
Factually incorrect, homosexual behavior is found all throughout nature.

Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.

Go fvck yourself.

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#445 AdamPA1006
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[QUOTE="AdamPA1006"]

[QUOTE="Ace6301"] I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.-Sun_Tzu-

So its "natural". People claim to be born with sexual attraction to kids, animals, and their brothers/sisters. Just because you believe its "natural" and they were "born that way" doesnt mean society has to accept it, endorse it, or promote it. There is incest in nature.

Sure, which shows why trying to demean the relationships of gay people as "unnatural" is a nonsensical insult. It doesn't prove anything either way.

Yes you are correct. I have never used the term unnatural when arguing about gay couples. It appears that neither side can use this nature argument it is stupid.
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#446 deactivated-5b1e62582e305
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb4UHFlzvpo

LOL

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#447 Ace6301
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[QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="DevilMightCry"] Finding a very very small number of examples in terms of percentage does not make it "natural". Also engaging in homesexual/lesbian intercourse does not make someone a homosexual/lesbian.AdamPA1006

I find it kind of ironic when people use "it's not natural" as an excuse for something while using a computer to talk to people several thousand kilometers away. I mean it sounds like something a hippie would say "It's not natural, maaaaan" while discussing one of those newfangled combustible automogos.

So its "natural". People claim to be born with sexual attraction to kids, animals, and their brothers/sisters. Just because you believe its "natural" and they were "born that way" doesnt mean society has to accept it, endorse it, or promote it. There is incest in nature.

Perhaps you haven't noticed but I'm insulting the idiotic stance that it "isn't natural" is enough to outlaw something. I don't support gay marriage because it's "natural". I support gay marriage because I'm not an ass and I actually give a crap how others feel.
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#448 DaBrainz
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New ERB. So funny http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX_1B0w7Hzc&feature=b-cat-entertainment
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#449 El_Zo1212o
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Those 4 Americans are practically in enemy territory...tocool340
Good point. Then why weren't there any marines stationed there watching over the civilians? Especially when they had specifically asked for protection long before the actual attack?
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#450 tocool340
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[QUOTE="tocool340"]Those 4 Americans are practically in enemy territory...El_Zo1212o
Good point. Then why weren't there any marines stationed there watching over the civilians? Especially when they had specifically asked for protection long before the actual attack?

There was no imminent threat is my guess so there was no need for extra, and perhaps unnecessary, security....