bradleybadly wrote:And when the ACLU takes the side of homosexual marriage activists in actual court cases, that is action, not ideas. When you refuse to allow the majority of people to keep marriage defined as it is, that is action, not ideas. It seems you don't care that in state after state voters have overwhelmingly decided they want that definition to remain.
Majority vote against something doesn't mean jack shit. One of the major flaws in democracy is that stupid people or misguided people are allowed to have a vote that is the same as someone who has actually studied on a particular subject.
You are absolutely free to think that homosexuality is natural, good, etc. BUT when you wish to overturn current laws and force the majority of people who have voted against your agenda to accept it, you cross the line of freedom. You are no more justified in saying that opposite marriage is wrong than you would be in saying that a Christian doesn't have the right to believe in a fantasy book based on folklore and legend.
This is bullshit retoric.
The reason to overturn the law is that it is discriminatory. I suppose in your opinion laws can never be overturned then?
Neither do you have the right to rail against people who are comfortable with the natural way that evolution selected our species to have complimentary sexual organs.
Animals (generally thought as not the brightests thinkers) have gaysex too! I suppose that if homosexuality was a detriment to evolution it would've been forced out long ago.
The problem with your statement is that your definition of reasonable is different than others. You define freedom the way you want. Freedom is not just doing whatever you want. Like I've said, desire and consent are not what laws are overturned on.
This statement made no sense whatsoever.
PLAYER57832 wrote:YOu claim that homosexuals are asking for "extra" rights.
Nice try, I said that desire is not the legal basis for overturning current law.
Word, I believe it was Nappy who claimed gays were for "extra" rights...
I'll say this again - skin pigmentation is not the same as behavior. You're trying to link two separate issues. Genes control your skin color. The basis for overturning discrimination is that no one can control their ethnicity. So you're trying to make people who believe in traditional marriage look like the equivalent of racists. Wrong! There is no gay gene.
And you base that argument on your many credentials in genetica? Or solely on your silly views and some organization that seems to support you. (I can't actually acces that link you posted...)

