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Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View PostMy argument is that not all religions are equal, ergo we should not treat all religions the same. It's a challenging argument, I know because you're not usually exposed to it, however, I'm certainly willing to defend the argument that some religions are better than others.
The state stays independent from any religious influence.
And rather does that what is best for the majority of its citizens.
Including offering homosexual marriages and not only heterosexual onesTamsin (Lost Girl): "I am the Harbinger of Death. I arrive on winds of blessed air. Air that you no longer deserve."
Tamsin (Lost Girl): "He has fallen in battle and I must take him to the Einherjar in Valhalla"
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Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View PostBut Polygamy is. If 'freedom of religion' were unfettered in America, it would be permitted. However, it is not. Ergo, one can conclude that restrictions on religious freedom in America are permissible.
There are other examples of banned religious practices in the United States, including burning your widow on a pyre.
Ergo, you're going to have to find another argument, Ming.
Other religions should be allowed to perform gay marriages since it is LEGAL.
You are the one that wants to deny them their right of religious freedoms. You keep whining for religious freedom yet only for your religion.
Oh, I see. So when a plane is hijacked and flown into the World Trade Centre in the name of Allah, we are supposed to conclude that all religions are equal? No, they are not, Ming.
3000 American lives on American soil say otherwise.
You want to blame all Muslims for 9/11, then you should blame all Catholics for every child raped and then covered up.
Children can and do have a right to both their parents, mother and father. State protection for marriage between one man and one woman protects the children involved. Sadly most people believe that love cannot exist without marriage, but what they don't understand is that there is a great value in parents staying together and raising their children.
Tell that to a child who's needs come dead last in this social experiment. What are you going to say, that they are a bigot for being unhappy?
Gay Marriages are Legal in this country
Divorces are legal in this country
Yes... children are hurt in divorces. and yes, children are hurt when Priests rape them and nothing is done about it because the Catholic church wanted to save face. Life isn't perfect.Keep on Civin'
RIP rah, Tony Bogey & Baron O
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Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View PostChildren can and do have a right to both their parents, mother and father. State protection for marriage between one man and one woman protects the children involved. Sadly most people believe that love cannot exist without marriage, but what they don't understand is that there is a great value in parents staying together and raising their children.I drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
- Justice Brett Kavanaugh
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Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View PostIf 'freedom of religion' were unfettered in America, it would be permitted. However, it is not. Ergo, one can conclude that restrictions on religious freedom in America are permissible.
There are other examples of banned religious practices in the United States, including burning your widow on a pyre.
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Originally posted by Kidicious View PostChildren don't have rights. Parents have rights. People have rights, to divorce and to raise their kids. That means both men and women. I'll tell you the same thing I tell everyone who is against equal rights for adults, children grow up to be adults. You can't be for children and not be for adults. You can't be for boys and not be for men.
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Originally posted by Berzerker View Postchildren have the same rights as everyone else, the bill of rights doesn't mention adults or children, just peopleI drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
- Justice Brett Kavanaugh
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Originally posted by Berzerker View PostWe dont have religious freedom in this country (as you pointed out), but the only restrictions that are permissible stem from the grant of powers to Congress. So if my religion compels me to oppose paying taxes to support a war I'm outta luck, the politicians have the power to tax. Congress doesn't have any power granted by the Constitution to ban polygamy (or gay marriage), but you want Congress to have that power while telling us you believe in religious freedom and the Constitution.
Religious practices /= religious freedom
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Originally posted by Berzerker View Posthe wants his religion legislated while complaining about Sharia law
with friends like him the Constitution doesn't need enemiesI drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
- Justice Brett Kavanaugh
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Originally posted by Kidicious View PostOf course it doesn't mention children. Do you want children to bare arms? How about doing crack cocaine?
Originally posted by kentonio View PostFunnily enough, the main arguments against polygamy are on tax grounds.
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Originally posted by Berzerker View PostI had a gun when I was a child and it aint up to Congress if your kid smokes crack or not
Thats an argument for changing the tax codeI drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
- Justice Brett Kavanaugh
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He knows me better than you do, he knows me when I stuck up for him plenty of times and was there for him when plenty of his "friends" were not. It's a lonely life, rah. I have made my position clear and he knows where I stand and why. He's known me from before I was a Christian, and we've had this conversation many times from both sides of the aisle.
In short while you were busy marching and telling him how he should feel, I was there for him and actually listening to him. You're like many people he knows who have treated him the same way. Telling him what he should or should not believe. It opens your eyes pretty quick.
I've had black friends that are the same way. And they have seen me on Poly. Maria sees you as the little dude in the corner that got picked on all your life that enjoys the popularity of being associated with a 'movement'.
More made up BK BS. Next you'll be making up a DL called MARIA.
No one here believes you so don't even try.
I've listened to my GAY FRIENDS also and guess what? I actually support them and their happiness. I attended their weddings.
I've never had to explain to them that I think what they are is abominable. Did you ever think that your friend is being a better friend than you by telling you that he's ok with you disapproval? You are not a real friend.
I hope some day you have a child who is gay. What will you tell them when they invite you to their wedding.
I'm sure you'll come back here and post that you were there for them and they understood that you didn't believe they should have basic rights.
You're pathetic.It's almost as if all his overconfident, absolutist assertions were spoonfed to him by a trusted website or subreddit. Sheeple
RIP Tony Bogey & Baron O
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Originally posted by Elok View PostProteus, the article you posted re: homeschooling does not seem to describe children who are unsocialized so much as children who are ignorant of mainstream culture. They don't know about fashion, pop culture, etc. They are, however, capable of playing well with others, introducing themselves, making friends, sharing, bonding, and things like that. There's a rather large difference. If my sons don't get accustomed to flailing at a handheld electronic device six hours a day, begging for whatever plastic crap the TV commercials are shilling, and accepting essentially decadent modes of sexual behavior as not only acceptable but admirable . . . I'm okay with that.
I have some ambivalence about homeschooling my kids because, yes, some homeschoolers are frankly whacko, and the homeschool circles sometimes center around an evangelical protestant sensibility I want no part of. But at this point . . . ehhhh. The bleeding edge of progressivism in the US has gone completely insane. The crazy rubbish coming out of colleges these days is no better than fundamentalism IMO. But by the time my younger son hits grade school, all the new teachers in all the school systems will be graduates of those same colleges. If we homeschool, we can tailor the material to avoid Francis Schaeffer lunatic-fringe crap. If we go public, we cannot reasonably hope to avoid our kids being in the care of people who sincerely believe in rape culture, heteronormativity, microaggression, various forms of race-baiting militancy, and whatever rubbish the left will be pushing once transgendered is played out and they need a new type of obscure social deviance to distract from the country's eight thousand more urgent problems. I used to be what was called mildly progressive. I don't know who moved which way--probably both of us did--but we're not in the same place anymore.
EDIT: posted before you added in the second link, which seems somewhat more nuanced.
racistTo us, it is the BEAST.
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