Snorri1234 wrote:jiminski wrote:Calm down there Snorri, did you read my post or are you too busy trying to swat the bee in your bonnet?
I was quite calm in my response.

If there is blood involved then disease is more likely be passed and to mutate.
I know, but that's not even what this thread is about. It's about gay couples wanting to marry each other. And really who cares if they marry and give each other diseases?
in order to correctly argue we must try to understand the counter arguments 'logic'.
Whether we agree or not i would say that they are logical arguments.
They are not logical because: A.) They don't deal with gay marriage B.) They try to twist the logic to fit they're stance.
The problem with the argument is that they're not anti-gay. Because they make the problem worse if we continue like it.
hehe you'll even argue with a natural ally!
Some people, at least, make these arguments because they are anti the concept of same gender sex at all.
They feel that enough ground has been given to something which is counter to nature; we know that this is propaganda but it has validity in purely a natural procreational sense.
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are likely to be more stresses upon those of a marginalised sexuality and a child for example brought up in an alternative family. Again take away the taboo, take away the stress.
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is more chance of contracting disease if blood is present. This is therefore an argument based in logic.
We can all practice safe sex but as with the sexual revolution brought about by the pill and the 1960's free love movement, STD's were more quickly passed around.
This happened also with more acceptance of Homosexuality and the newfound freedom to express their natural desires. (Oh come on they were all at it in the 80 and 90's and why not!;) )
What you have to understand is that these are logical arguments, yes used as anti marriage arguments due to prejudice but the feeling is that if greater acceptance is given throughout society (Marriage and adoption are the final points for equality) then all aspects will proliferate. Disease, pestilence, moral collapse the end of humanity as we know it will ensue.
Well these are all true and logical but welcome.
Morality is based on evil and humanity should be ever changing. .. the disease? well that will calm down when they stop shagging indiscriminately (yes marriage may help! hehe)
but logic and the acceptance of something as logic is paradoxically always subjective. (which is why science based upon empirical study and logic can often have a plethora of vying hypotheses.)
And some people genuinely do beleive that society will become more 'gay' as a whole and that 'man' will change in nature if gender comes completely out of the closet.
They genuinely do beleive that our ability to naturally procreate is under threat.
So all i say is, let anyone marry who wants to! Let there be love!
But don;t so easily dismiss peoples views as illogical as it accentuates the dichotomy.