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Why not? There's already LGBT marriages in mmos:
[video=youtube_share;dgCpPfNCl3k]http://youtu.be/dgCpPfNCl3k[/video]
Why the name change master?
Why not? There's already LGBT marriages in mmos:
[video=youtube_share;dgCpPfNCl3k]http://youtu.be/dgCpPfNCl3k[/video]
Why the name change master?
It's only temporary, I'll go back to SDO later. Lol
Yes look at this guy get insulted for giving his honest opinion..
I don't have to vote, beauty of freedom.
I'm not denying their right, they can do whatever they want to do for all I care. I'm just not for it.
I'm not going to vote for something that I don't like and doesn't benefit me and I won't vote against it because I have nothing against them. How I feel on the subject matters to me to more than anything else because I put myself before everything and anything else.
And the whole making the world a better place is completely subjective.
I'm not going to vote for something that I don't like and doesn't benefit me
Which is why I called people with your outlook selfish.How I feel on the subject matters to me to more than anything else because I put myself before everything and anything else.
Im not going to vote, whether you think I'm terrible, selfish or not doesn't bother me, you are no one to me.Your opinions are not something you hide behind. They are an extension and representation of who you are and your character. If your opinion is that of a terrible outlook, then you are a terrible person. I think that is a terrible opinion, so I think the people who have it are terrible people. Nazis, the KKK, slavery, all started with opinions, they just eventually turned into actions.
I didn't say that someone should make you vote, or that you had to. You have the choice to vote one way, the other way, or not at all. However, I think you SHOULD vote. Not voting on the issue is practically the same thing as voting against them because either way, your contribution doesn't go towards them. Not voting at all means you aren't voting for their right to be married, which is denying their right.
Which is why I called people with your outlook selfish.
You and Wet Dreamz should reread my post better. I never said it'd make the world as a whole a better place, though it would be a step-forward for the world. I said it'd make the world a better place for a group of people; as in, their experience in the world with this change would be better than their experience in it before the change. You are denying people their rights because it doesn't impact you in any way? The fact that it impacts them positively and doesn't impact you or society as a whole negatively is more than enough reason to support it.
Such toxic mentalities.
Nah, the Bible portrays God as uber homophobic.
I was playing devil's advocate, that's not how I feel about it.Your opinions are not something you hide behind. They are an extension and representation of who you are and your character. If your opinion is that of a terrible outlook, then you are a terrible person. I think that is a terrible opinion, so I think the people who have it are terrible people. Nazis, the KKK, slavery, all started with opinions, they just eventually turned into actions.
I didn't say that someone should make you vote, or that you had to. You have the choice to vote one way, the other way, or not at all. However, I think you SHOULD vote. Not voting on the issue is practically the same thing as voting against them because either way, your contribution doesn't go towards them. Not voting at all means you aren't voting for their right to be married, which is denying their right.
Which is why I called people with your outlook selfish.
You and Wet Dreamz should reread my post better. I never said it'd make the world as a whole a better place, though it would be a step-forward for the world. I said it'd make the world a better place for a group of people; as in, their experience in the world with this change would be better than their experience in it before the change. You are denying people their rights because it doesn't impact you in any way? The fact that it impacts them positively and doesn't impact you or society as a whole negatively is more than enough reason to support it.
If there is a problem and you choose neither the side that continue the problem or the side that solves the problem, then you are just as bad as those who choose to continue it.Woah woah woah you need to chill playa.
How did you come up with such conclusion in which their mentality is"toxic"? Is because they decide to stay quite about a something they're not sure about ? How are you so sure that yours isn't the one that's messed up ? Everybody is technically part of the problem not only the people that are staying quite.
Devil's Advocate means you are going to respond to my argument from a viewpoint that is not necessarily your own. To do so, you're gonna have to still respond to what I actually say, which wasn't what you addressed.I was playing devil's advocate, that's not how I feel about it.
I barely remember what we were talking about if I'm honest, let me look back.If there is a problem and you choose neither the side that continue the problem or the side that solves the problem, then you are just as bad as those who choose to continue it.
I think this mentality is toxic because this an issue with a scope that goes beyond just the individual who addresses it, so to think of it only in terms of yourself is toxic. What if every man ignored the fight for women to vote or work or have the same rights as a man because it affected women, and not themselves? What if every white person ignored the fight against slavery because it was towards black people and not themselves? There are times when you think of terms of yourself, and times when you think in terms of more than just yourself. Doing the former when it's time for the latter is not the way to go.
What is there to be not sure about?
Devil's Advocate means you are going to respond to my argument from a viewpoint that is not necessarily your own. To do so, you're gonna have to still respond to what I actually say, which wasn't what you addressed.
Yeah, those are terrible people.
Couldn't careless what a ****** wants . What he eats won't make me Shit
Im not going to vote, whether you think I'm terrible, selfish or not doesn't bother me, you are no one to me.
And whether gays get their marriage rights or not, doesnt concern me at all.
And if putting myself before others makes me selfish so be it.
If there is a problem and you choose neither the side that continue the problem or the side that solves the problem, then you are just as bad as those who choose to continue it.
I think this mentality is toxic because this an issue with a scope that goes beyond just the individual who addresses it, so to think of it only in terms of yourself is toxic. What if every man ignored the fight for women to vote or work or have the same rights as a man because it affected women, and not themselves? What if every white person ignored the fight against slavery because it was towards black people and not themselves? There are times when you think of terms of yourself, and times when you think in terms of more than just yourself. Doing the former when it's time for the latter is not the way to go.
What is there to be not sure about?
Devil's Advocate means you are going to respond to my argument from a viewpoint that is not necessarily your own. To do so, you're gonna have to still respond to what I actually say, which wasn't what you addressed.
It's not even marriage if it's between two men marriage by defenition is a bond between a man and a woman.
That is the christian definition of marriage, not the official definition. You realize the act of marriage is older than Christianity right?
OT: I'm not against it. IF two men or two women want to ruin their life like the rest us through marraige they are more than welcomed to it. Gay and lesbian love is no different than heterosexual love. It is all very human. People against that need to do some real introspection if they can understand that.
That is the christian definition of marriage, not the official definition. You realize the act of marriage is older than Christianity right?
OT: I'm not against it. IF two men or two women want to ruin their life like the rest us through marraige they are more than welcomed to it. Gay and lesbian love is no different than heterosexual love. It is all very human. People against that need to do some real introspection if they can understand that.
According to the bible wether you believe it or not Adam and eve being the first humans ever where married therefore the oldest couple in history.
Now if you don't belive in any of that then marriage has no official definition. But marriage is really nothing but a bunch of legal papers. I think it's more of a drag than A benefit. If you are married to a woman better not piss her of or you will lose all your shit in a devorce.
They have a right to their preferred sexuality just like anyone else but I just hope there won't be repercussions in the future like for example gay people ruling the world nd shit or future generations choose to be gay and before u know it humans start to become extinct because nobody wants ***** any more. Gay people can't reproduce on their own obviously.
Sorry, I don't mean to be rude but this is a rather ignorant post. There are secular countries as well that define marriage as a bond between a man and a woman. Also, christianity is not the only religion that defines marriage as such a bond. And as the other guy said, there is no universal definition. Some societies support polygamy for example.
I just wanted to clear that.