I've never heard anyone say this like this beforeGays are not missing out on a right that everyone else has. No one can marry the same gender, and everyone can marry the opposite gender.
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I've never heard anyone say this like this beforeGays are not missing out on a right that everyone else has. No one can marry the same gender, and everyone can marry the opposite gender.
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Our laws are supposed to be based on secular reasoning. .
You're educated right? What do you think many of our laws are based on? What do you feel is the inspiration for the men who created most of the worlds laws in most nations?
It is fallacious because of the reason for the discrimination.
If you are racist you will discriminate against someone based on their origin. If you are a homophobe you discriminate against someone based on an action that you find disgusting.
If you're going to do something that people find disgusting (even if you enjoy it), you shouldn't be shocked and appalled when people don't want to be around you. If I knew my neighbor sat home and masterbated 14X a day to pictures of Susan Boyle (the extreme example is intentional), then guess what.... I would avoid my neighbor, and I would probably not want to hire him to work for me. Fukking disgusting. Does he have the right? Sure. Does avoiding the dude make me similar to a racist? Hell no.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
Yeah, that's what I figured.no link... just assumption.
Here you go again. The "religion came before everything" argument that has no validity in any form.
The only thing I know is that for every law that might have been inspired by religion, there are many more that are secular oriented, including advocating SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE.
Dawkins shyts on this pretty well in this clip:
Type Username Here said:The only parallel is the excuses and reasons the ones discriminating give. There is a very real parallel there. I can pull up countless examples if you wish.
Nah, I'd rather not have what my grandparents and parents went through to be treated as equal citizens compared to homosexuals wanting to change the definition of marriage.
Keep your examples. They won't change my view.
No one is comparing those. What @Type Username Here was saying is that the justification for discrimination in both cases is equally vacuous and irrational, not that the discrimination itself is equivalent in severity.
He knows that's what I meant.
The Real said:No one is comparing those. What @Type Username Here was saying is that the justification for discrimination in both cases is equally vacuous and irrational, not that the discrimination itself is equivalent in severity.