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[QUOTE="wis3boi"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"] I like how you accuse me of jumping to conclusions even as you do the exact same thing. Never did I say that being pro-gay depends on always going to your gay friends' weddings. ghoklebutter
don't feed him
Good idea.How will I get my entertainment then?:xMoses, he cares a lot for some reason, that he has ailed to explain[QUOTE="layton2012"][QUOTE="SpartanMSU"]
Who fvcking cares what two consenting adults do. I will never understand why this is such a big deal for some people.
ShadowMoses900
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
States should ban time travel machines instead.I gotta agree with the post that said if bucked, hart and shadowmoses agree on something.
You know it's the wrong view.
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[QUOTE="layton2012"] Moses, he cares a lot for some reason, that he has ailed to explainDroidPhysX
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
It bothered you to the point that you voted against it. This.Moses, he cares a lot for some reason, that he has ailed to explain[QUOTE="layton2012"][QUOTE="SpartanMSU"]
Who fvcking cares what two consenting adults do. I will never understand why this is such a big deal for some people.
ShadowMoses900
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Religious reasons are usually just a justification for opposing it based on it being... "weird" or "icky" (a gut feeling behind the mask of a holy being). Or whatever of the sort. /imo, although I'm pretty sure[QUOTE="MrPraline"]Still intrigued. Why would he oppose gay marriage? It's not religious. So why would he hold on to a definition that is so old its p*ssy is haunted? Christian friends? Revenge after his last boyfriend dumped him through WhatsApp? To hold a controversial opinion on Gamespot? Or is this about real men and gender silliness?MrPraline
I guess professing that he doesnt oppose it due to religious reasons lends him some credibility (OT users on average dont take religious arguments seriously). But thats where it stops. He then has to explain why, if not for religious reasons, and saying "its weird" just doesnt sound convincing. So we get the "its none of your business" response.
He could use some arguments other than religious ones (human biology for instance), but not only are those arguments weak, Shadowdemons is also unable to argue. Its good he's aware of his limitations.
Yeah. Seems weird he is unwillling to even explain his reasons. It's a so called internet debate, in the end. But yeah, he knows nothing will really stand up to the liberty and civil rights issues involved here. I could argue about it if I wanted, but it's really not worth it. No matter what anyone on the internet says you won't ever change someone else's mind, no matter what you say. I'm not for it, and that's the end of the story.[QUOTE="Yusuke420"]What are you babbling about? You made a bigoted statement. And since you called Moses out for that.....that also makes you a hypocrite. As the saying goes....don't cast that first stone.;) we've already been over this. calling someone's opinion stupid/dumb/etc does not mean that they are opposing their right to free speech. however, sm is a bigot because he even admitted himself that he voted no on gay marriage which is opposing their right to get married. inb4 you make that stupid semantic argument "durrr, two straight guys can't get married, so we're all equal hurrrr"[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] BigotLJS9502_basic
Yeah, it seems weird but some friendships are just stronger than others. Tolerance can go both ways. The gay friend can simply accept the fact that his straight friend doesn't believe in gay marriage. To automatically end a friendship because his friend thinks differently is in a way a form of intolerance. This is why I tried saying earlier that the term bigot is used too liberally, because it isn't as cut and try as some people make it out to be.[QUOTE="JustPlainLucas"][QUOTE="MakeMeaSammitch"]
that's really weird that you would be freinds with somebody then.
It would be like not attending your latino freinds marriage because he/she is marrying a native and you are against interacial marraige.
why would anybody be freinds with somebody like that? They clearly have issues.
ShadowMoses900
Yep you can still be friends with someone even though you disagree with things.
Stopping saying you disagree with it when you've clearly shown you oppose it.yes you are, everyone should be treated the same... And saying this is another matter is discrimination. I am not a gay activist, but saying they don't deserve that and treating them different makes you a bigot or anyone else having this opinion a bigotThe_Last_Ride
Of course I deserve they should be treated the same. They should have all the same legal rights as everyone else. But marriage it's self is a man and woman, it's an important social institution that I believe should remain in society.
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[QUOTE="layton2012"] Moses, he cares a lot for some reason, that he has ailed to explainworlock77
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Burn.[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="Teenaged"]Religious reasons are usually just a justification for opposing it based on it being... "weird" or "icky" (a gut feeling behind the mask of a holy being). Or whatever of the sort. /imo, although I'm pretty sureYeah. Seems weird he is unwillling to even explain his reasons. It's a so called internet debate, in the end. But yeah, he knows nothing will really stand up to the liberty and civil rights issues involved here. I could argue about it if I wanted, but it's really not worth it. No matter what anyone on the internet says you won't ever change someone else's mind, no matter what you say. I'm not for it, and that's the end of the story. okI guess professing that he doesnt oppose it due to religious reasons lends him some credibility (OT users on average dont take religious arguments seriously). But thats where it stops. He then has to explain why, if not for religious reasons, and saying "its weird" just doesnt sound convincing. So we get the "its none of your business" response.
He could use some arguments other than religious ones (human biology for instance), but not only are those arguments weak, Shadowdemons is also unable to argue. Its good he's aware of his limitations.
ShadowsDemon
This is really off topic, but then again, maybe not so much. I just remembered hearing of a friendship that involved a KKK Supreme Dragon and a black person. I know, it simply baffles the mind, but they must have had enough in common to make it work.Yep you can still be friends with someone even though you disagree with things.
ShadowMoses900
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[QUOTE="layton2012"] Moses, he cares a lot for some reason, that he has ailed to explainworlock77
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Clearly you aren't familiar with words such as indifferent and neutral.How does not "believing" in gay marriage benefit you in any way? Most people that hold viewpoints, have them for some sort of benefit for themselves. I think marijuana should be legal, because I like to enjoy it. I think gay should have the same rights, because having everyone have access to equal rights under the law is a good thing and makes me feel good. How, exactly does your stance benefit YOU?
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Yusuke420"] What are you babbling about?Rich3232You made a bigoted statement. And since you called Moses out for that.....that also makes you a hypocrite. As the saying goes....don't cast that first stone.;) we've already been over this. calling someone's opinion stupid/dumb/etc does not mean that they are opposing their right to free speech. however, sm is a bigot because he even admitted himself that he voted no on gay marriage which is opposing their right to get married. inb4 you make that stupid semantic argument "durrr, two straight guys can't get married, so we're all equal hurrrr" If you want to get involved in a semantics argument...first understand the use of the word.
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[QUOTE="layton2012"] Moses, he cares a lot for some reason, that he has ailed to explainworlock77
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
[QUOTE="The_Last_Ride"]yes you are, everyone should be treated the same... And saying this is another matter is discrimination. I am not a gay activist, but saying they don't deserve that and treating them different makes you a bigot or anyone else having this opinion a bigotShadowMoses900
Of course I deserve they should be treated the same. They should have all the same legal rights as everyone else. But marriage it's self is a man and woman, it's an important social institution that I believe should remain in society.
According to you it's not a very steady important institution, considering the legal definition, the one you follow, can be changed (and has changed) with a single pen.Are you really that naive that you think everyone is going to think the way you do....or that your ideas are always the best?:?How does not "believing" in gay marriage benefit you in any way? Most people that hold viewpoints, have them for some sort of benefit for themselves. I think marijuana should be legal, because I like to enjoy it. I think gay should have the same rights, because having everyone have access to equal rights under the law is a good thing and makes me feel good. How, exactly does your stance benefit YOU?
Yusuke420
[QUOTE="worlock77"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
ShadowsDemon
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Clearly you aren't familiar with words such as indifferent and neutral.Indifferent and neutral would have been not voting at all.
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[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
ShadowMoses900
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
Because you supposedly support equality.There's also the option of not voting.[QUOTE="worlock77"]
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
ShadowMoses900
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
Then stay neutral. If you stay neutral you can hold every view you want to. No matter how outrageous, obscene or controversial. Freedom for all. Just don't force them on others or use them to infringe on their personal liberties. This doesn't have to be this complicated.yes you are, everyone should be treated the same... And saying this is another matter is discrimination. I am not a gay activist, but saying they don't deserve that and treating them different makes you a bigot or anyone else having this opinion a bigotThe_Last_RideThere we go again with the blanket statements. Everyone who thinks like Moses automatically makes him a bigot? No. Everyone who actively opposes same sex marriage, however, is. Unfortunately Moses has already done that...
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]This is really off topic, but then again, maybe not so much. I just remembered hearing of a friendship that involved a KKK Supreme Dragon and a black person. I know, it simply baffles the mind, but they must have had enough in common to make it work.Yep you can still be friends with someone even though you disagree with things.
JustPlainLucas
Lol that sounds crazy.
And no my relationship with gay people is nothing like that. I'm not a hompophobic bigot that hurts people, we simply say "to each his own" and leave it at that.
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[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
ShadowMoses900
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
if you don't believe in gay marriage, then don't marry a guy. this is not a hard concept to figure out.[QUOTE="worlock77"]
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]
Not really. I don't care if gay people want to be together, it doesn't bother me at all. That's their business, I just don't believe in a man and a man or a woman and a woman getting married the same way I don't believe a man and his sister or a man and 5 women should get married either.
If my state did allow gay marriage it wouldn't really bother me, it's not the end of the world to me if they did. I just don't believe in same sex marriage.
ShadowMoses900
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
Why would you vote against something that you claim doesn't bother you?
tl;dr
shadowmosses believes gays should be equal and at the same time unequal
gays dont bother him until he goes to the voting booth
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Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
toast_burner
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
Because you supposedly support equality.There's also the option of not voting.I do support equality, just not changing marriage.
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"][QUOTE="worlock77"]
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
Rich3232
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
if you don't believe in gay marriage, then don't marry a guy. this is not a hard concept to figure out. Nibroc's alt?[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"][QUOTE="worlock77"]
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
MrPraline
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
Then stay neutral. If you stay neutral you can hold every view you want to. No matter how outrageous, obscene or controversial. Freedom for all. Just don't force them on others or use them to infringe on their personal liberties. This doesn't have to be this complicated. I have to agree on that one. I'm never going to vote for or against it. It's not that difficult in all honesty. Just stay neutral and everything's good.Clearly you aren't familiar with words such as indifferent and neutral.[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="worlock77"]
Apparently it would bother you, since you voted against it.
worlock77
Indifferent and neutral would have been not voting at all.
He could have simply flipped a coin at the polling station. Heads > Legalize Gay marriage. Tails > Ban Gay marriage. It's harder when you're voting for a candidate, but then you just bring a 6 sided dice or something.[QUOTE="The_Last_Ride"]yes you are, everyone should be treated the same... And saying this is another matter is discrimination. I am not a gay activist, but saying they don't deserve that and treating them different makes you a bigot or anyone else having this opinion a bigotShadowMoses900
Of course I deserve they should be treated the same. They should have all the same legal rights as everyone else. But marriage it's self is a man and woman, it's an important social institution that I believe should remain in society.
What makes it an important social institution? What about it makes it so important to remain man/woman only? What is important socially about that?
[QUOTE="Yusuke420"]Are you really that naive that you think everyone is going to think the way you do....or that your ideas are always the best?:? I just asked him a question, what are you his father?How does not "believing" in gay marriage benefit you in any way? Most people that hold viewpoints, have them for some sort of benefit for themselves. I think marijuana should be legal, because I like to enjoy it. I think gay should have the same rights, because having everyone have access to equal rights under the law is a good thing and makes me feel good. How, exactly does your stance benefit YOU?
LJS9502_basic
This is really off topic, but then again, maybe not so much. I just remembered hearing of a friendship that involved a KKK Supreme Dragon and a black person. I know, it simply baffles the mind, but they must have had enough in common to make it work.[QUOTE="JustPlainLucas"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]
Yep you can still be friends with someone even though you disagree with things.
ShadowMoses900
Lol that sounds crazy.
And no my relationship with gay people is nothing like that. I'm not a hompophobic bigot that hurts people, we simply say "to each his own" and leave it at that.
B-b-b-b-but you don't support gay marriage! Ur a bad person! :cry: :cry: :cry:Also if you're that worried about protecting the "important social institution" that is marriage, maybe you should ban divorce instead. Just a thought.MrPralinemhmm
Because you supposedly support equality.There's also the option of not voting.[QUOTE="toast_burner"]
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]
Why would I vote for something I don't believe in?
ShadowMoses900
I do support equality, just not changing marriage.
That's a contradiction.Please answer this question, I'm really curious as to what your answer would be; If I were to say Jews shouldn't be allowed to marry would that make me an anti-semite?
Are you really that naive that you think everyone is going to think the way you do....or that your ideas are always the best?:? I just asked him a question, what are you his father? Don't get your panties in a twist.....[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Yusuke420"]
How does not "believing" in gay marriage benefit you in any way? Most people that hold viewpoints, have them for some sort of benefit for themselves. I think marijuana should be legal, because I like to enjoy it. I think gay should have the same rights, because having everyone have access to equal rights under the law is a good thing and makes me feel good. How, exactly does your stance benefit YOU?
Yusuke420
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]I'm not a hompophobic bigot that hurts people, MrPralineAnd actively opposing their ability to get married is not hurtful?
I can understand they see it as getting the equal rights they deserve, but they should see it that not everyone believes that marriage should be changed.
And lol I'm not "actively opposing" anything, what a stupid claim on your part. I don't speak against gay people or gay marriage, I just say "to each his own", but simply choosing to not support something on a ballot I don't believe in is fine and not bigoted at all.
Are you really that naive that you think everyone is going to think the way you do....or that your ideas are always the best?:? I just asked him a question, what are you his father? just ignore him.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Yusuke420"]
How does not "believing" in gay marriage benefit you in any way? Most people that hold viewpoints, have them for some sort of benefit for themselves. I think marijuana should be legal, because I like to enjoy it. I think gay should have the same rights, because having everyone have access to equal rights under the law is a good thing and makes me feel good. How, exactly does your stance benefit YOU?
Yusuke420
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]I'm not a hompophobic bigot that hurts people, MrPralineAnd actively opposing their ability to get married is not hurtful? It isn't, actually. They can grow some fvcking balls and understand that not everyone is going to agree with them. Saying that, I wouldn't actively oppose them myself...nor will I.
[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]This is really off topic, but then again, maybe not so much. I just remembered hearing of a friendship that involved a KKK Supreme Dragon and a black person. I know, it simply baffles the mind, but they must have had enough in common to make it work.This man is a genious and needs to come back to tv.Yep you can still be friends with someone even though you disagree with things.
JustPlainLucas
And actively opposing their ability to get married is not hurtful?[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]I'm not a hompophobic bigot that hurts people, ShadowMoses900
I can understand they see it as getting the equal rights they deserve, but they should see it that not everyone believes that marriage should be changed.
And lol I'm not "actively opposing" anything, what a stupid claim on your part. I don't speak against gay people or gay marriage, I just say "to each his own", but simply choosing to not support something on a ballot I don't believe in is fine and not bigoted at all.
voting against it is actively opposingAnd actively opposing their ability to get married is not hurtful?[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]I'm not a hompophobic bigot that hurts people, ShadowMoses900
I can understand they see it as getting the equal rights they deserve, but they should see it that not everyone believes that marriage should be changed.
And lol I'm not "actively opposing" anything, what a stupid claim on your part. I don't speak against gay people or gay marriage, I just say "to each his own", but simply choosing to not support something on a ballot I don't believe in is fine and not bigoted at all.
you are opposing their right to marriage by voting no on the ballot.[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"][QUOTE="MrPraline"] And actively opposing their ability to get married is not hurtful?Abbeten
I can understand they see it as getting the equal rights they deserve, but they should see it that not everyone believes that marriage should be changed.
And lol I'm not "actively opposing" anything, what a stupid claim on your part. I don't speak against gay people or gay marriage, I just say "to each his own", but simply choosing to not support something on a ballot I don't believe in is fine and not bigoted at all.
voting against it is actively opposing Since when did voting do anything?[QUOTE="Abbeten"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]voting against it is actively opposing Since when did voting do anything? L O LI can understand they see it as getting the equal rights they deserve, but they should see it that not everyone believes that marriage should be changed.
And lol I'm not "actively opposing" anything, what a stupid claim on your part. I don't speak against gay people or gay marriage, I just say "to each his own", but simply choosing to not support something on a ballot I don't believe in is fine and not bigoted at all.
Nibroc420
And actively opposing their ability to get married is not hurtful?[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]I'm not a hompophobic bigot that hurts people, ShadowMoses900
I can understand they see it as getting the equal rights they deserve, but they should see it that not everyone believes that marriage should be changed.
And lol I'm not "actively opposing" anything, what a stupid claim on your part. I don't speak against gay people or gay marriage, I just say "to each his own", but simply choosing to not support something on a ballot I don't believe in is fine and not bigoted at all.
Voting against something is not "not supporting it" it's opposing it.Please Log In to post.
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