To what extent should LGBT people have rights?

[Grave_n_idle]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

You're right.

We should ban churches.

[Anachronous Rex]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

Very well. Since you asked nicely.

[Neutraligon]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

Marriage is a civil institution, also there are churches that would be very pleased to marry homosexuals before god.

[Northern Dominus]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

Hey if a religious institution doesn't want the business, they don't have to give the marriage any holy sanctificaiton. Just as long as they keep their big noses out of the secular social contract of marriage. Yes I said marriage, because religion doesn't own the word.

That being said, any church that doesn't wish to perform holy sanctification ceremonies is only giving money to the Unitarian Universalists and ELCA Lutherans who have no problems with performing that all and collecting the fees to use the place...

[Immoren]

*wahwahwah* goes the crycopter.

I do not understand your comment.

I feel so sorry for you oppressioness. ;_;

[European Socialist Republic]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

Why not?

[Demen 2]

I cannot source a personal experience.

Our groups are very cautious about being public and things, because of how the disgusting liberals oppress anything that is considered right-wing extremist.

*wahwahwah* goes the crycopter.

I for one am still angry that I can't marry my goat.

Damn it, if Bill O'Reilly said that homosexual marriage means at some point I would be able to marry her, why don't I have my rights?

But yeah I support marriage equality

When she's uplifted to human level of sapience, I wouldn't have anything against that.

You took that post more serious than it was intended

[Neutraligon]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

Hey if a religious institution doesn't want the business, they don't have to give the marriage any holy sanctificaiton. Just as long as they keep their big noses out of the secular social contract of marriage. Yes I said marriage, because religion doesn't own the word.

That being said, any church that doesn't wish to perform holy sanctification ceremonies is only giving money to the Unitarian Universalists and ELCA Lutherans who have no problems with performing that all and collecting the fees to use the place...

I really don't get why people don't realize how much money recognizing homosexual marriages could inject into the economy.

[Immoren]

*wahwahwah* goes the crycopter.



When she's uplifted to human level of sapience, I wouldn't have anything against that.

You took that post more serious than it was intended

I blame alcohol.

[Neutraligon]

*wahwahwah* goes the crycopter.



When she's uplifted to human level of sapience, I wouldn't have anything against that.

You took that post more serious than it was intended

Don't worry about it, we evil liberal antimoral thugs are working on it.

[Grave_n_idle]

It's not going to happen, because it's bullshit.

The overwhelming majority of Germans support same-sex marriage - and that's supported not only by actual polling but - far more importantly - by the anecdotal experience of my friends over there.

I know, I gave evidence that he was talking shit by sourcing a Wikipedia article that stated something around 3/4 support it. He complained that I sourced Wikipedia. I am still waiting, but I seriously doubt he has anything to give. I have only 1 friend currently living in Germany, and she says the same thing your friends are saying.

If the other poster isn't German, it's easy to be confused - since a lot of the politicians in Germany are opposed to same-sex equality - but I'm under the impression that the poster claims to be German.

Similarly, if it was someone who had last been in Germany a decade ago, the amount of the German population openly in favour, would have been considerably lower.

So the question is - is the poster not German, have they not been in Germany for quite some time... or are they making it up - because the truth on the ground is almost exactly the opposite of what they are trying to portray, right now.

[Neutraligon]

I know, I gave evidence that he was talking shit by sourcing a Wikipedia article that stated something around 3/4 support it. He complained that I sourced Wikipedia. I am still waiting, but I seriously doubt he has anything to give. I have only 1 friend currently living in Germany, and she says the same thing your friends are saying.

If the other poster isn't German, it's easy to be confused - since a lot of the politicians in Germany are opposed to same-sex equality - but I'm under the impression that the poster claims to be German.

Similarly, if it was someone who had last been in Germany a decade ago, the amount of the German population openly in favour, would have been considerably lower.

So the question is - is the poster not German, have they not been in Germany for quite some time... or are they making it up - because the truth on the ground is almost exactly the opposite of what they are trying to portray, right now.

Oh the claim was even worse than that, the poster claimed that the people, unlike the German government, do not support recognition. The poster has been living in Alabama.

[Northern Dominus]

Hey if a religious institution doesn't want the business, they don't have to give the marriage any holy sanctificaiton. Just as long as they keep their big noses out of the secular social contract of marriage. Yes I said marriage, because religion doesn't own the word.

That being said, any church that doesn't wish to perform holy sanctification ceremonies is only giving money to the Unitarian Universalists and ELCA Lutherans who have no problems with performing that all and collecting the fees to use the place...

I really don't get why people don't realize how much money recognizing homosexual marriages could inject into the economy.

No kidding.

I mean holy shit, the second it gets fully legalized here in Illinois I've got crash-startup plans for a little chapel, wedding cake bakery, florist, and limo service all in one. Even if I get a small percentage of the business in Chicagoland I'd probably clear seven figures in two years if I play my cards right.

[Ifreann]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

If the priests at the church are okay with it, why not?

[Neutraligon]

I really don't get why people don't realize how much money recognizing homosexual marriages could inject into the economy.

No kidding.

I mean holy shit, the second it gets fully legalized here in Illinois I've got crash-startup plans for a little chapel, wedding cake bakery, florist, and limo service all in one. Even if I get a small percentage of the business in Chicagoland I'd probably clear seven figures in two years if I play my cards right.

Considering the number of homosexuals with families here in Utah, I would think once it is legalized (eventually) there would be a whole slate of wedding ceremonies getting planned.

[Immoren]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

If the priests at the church are okay with it, why not?

"In the Name of Slaanesh I shall now pronounce you as husband and husband"


Yes. Yes. I know Church refers to Christianity.

[Algonquin Ascendancy]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

1: Not all marriages happen in a church.
2: No all churches are against marriage equality.

[Neutraligon]

Oh sure. Same sex civil unions are fine, but two gay people? getting married in a CHURCH? Please.

1: Not all marriages happen in a church.
2: No all churches are against marriage equality.

They ran, we must be a pretty scary crowd.

[Northern Dominus]

No kidding.

I mean holy shit, the second it gets fully legalized here in Illinois I've got crash-startup plans for a little chapel, wedding cake bakery, florist, and limo service all in one. Even if I get a small percentage of the business in Chicagoland I'd probably clear seven figures in two years if I play my cards right.

Considering the number of homosexuals with families here in Utah, I would think once it is legalized (eventually) there would be a whole slate of wedding ceremonies getting planned.

... get your fax ready cause I have a lot if info you need to see. First up a flower nursery has to be established. Next we need to start tracking down a 60s Bentley Limo for sale...

[Algonquin Ascendancy]

You took that post more serious than it was intended

I blame alcohol.

I blame Finland.

[Meryuma]

Okay...why?

http://www.tfpstudentaction.org/politic ... posed.html

1. Marriage is a social construct. Marriage did not have to be between one man and one woman in the Bible; that was an invention of the modern West.

2. Homosexuality occurs in many species of animal.

3. I have a single parent and I'm fine.

4. You can stop participating in homosexual behavior but that doesn't mean you stopped being gay. Being gay refers to who you're attracted to, and is not a choice.

5. There's no correspondence between places where polygamy, cousin marriage and bestiality are legal and places where homosexuality is supported. In fact, there might be an opposite correlation.

6. The sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was rape.

As we look for cures for autism and other mental illnesses, so should we search for cures for the homosexuals.

It's only their right as a human being, to be repaired.

As a gay autistic person, I don't want your fucking "right".

[Immoren]

I blame alcohol.

I blame Finland.

Well bestiality isn't illegal here...
...But animal abuse is.

[The Rich Port]

I support the LGB community. I tend to be...grossed out by the T.

People eating casu marzu gross me out, but I don't see this as a reason to curb their rights.

I'm pretty sure casu marzu can be very bad for your health, seeing as how it's cheese so rotten that maggots have started to grow in it.

It's banned in the only place where it's considered a delicacy (somewhere in Italy, I think).

I'm not sure if transsexuality is equivalent to casu marzu, though.

[German Deutsche]

If the other poster isn't German, it's easy to be confused - since a lot of the politicians in Germany are opposed to same-sex equality - but I'm under the impression that the poster claims to be German.

Similarly, if it was someone who had last been in Germany a decade ago, the amount of the German population openly in favour, would have been considerably lower.

So the question is - is the poster not German, have they not been in Germany for quite some time... or are they making it up - because the truth on the ground is almost exactly the opposite of what they are trying to portray, right now.

Oh the claim was even worse than that, the poster claimed that the people, unlike the German government, do not support recognition. The poster has been living in Alabama.

The people I know, our groups of youth fascists, and there are many of us do not support recognition.

[Northern Dominus]

Oh the claim was even worse than that, the poster claimed that the people, unlike the German government, do not support recognition. The poster has been living in Alabama.

The people I know, our groups of youth fascists, and there are many of us do not support recognition.

Still waiting on that source that states that the population of Germany is not in favor of marriage equality... the one that isn't your anecdotal experience. Maybe a survey, or a study, or something else that is quantifiable...