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Gay Marriage: Yes or No?

Yes 100 69.93%
 
No 31 21.68%
 
Don't Know 2 1.40%
 
No, but partnerships are fine 10 6.99%
 
Total:143
indodude on 02 March 2010

To those who agreed with damrika, why are you guys against the death penalty?



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zexen_lowe on 02 March 2010
otoniel said:
zexen_lowe said:
No one loses anything with gay marriage approved. Homosexual people get access to benefits, like inheritance and social security from the partner, a right that cannot be denied because it's their will to engage in a union with their partner. Since homosexual relations are as natural (not as common, but as natural) as heterosexual, it's only natural that unions give them the same rights.

Heterosexual people don't lose anything with gay marriage, they still get the same benefits as before, their union is as valid as it was before gay marriage existed.

Therefore, gay marriage should be legal, because it gives more rights to some people who are excluded and doesn't take it from people who have them now

wow so far this is the best answer 

i am gay and makes me happy to see people like you 

thanks a lot to all of you guys 

this made my day

 

Well, it's in my best interest to see gay marriage approved




CatFangs806 on 02 March 2010

Nope. And also for the OP, why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight. Giving benefits to a certain group of people over something like this is never right. It's discrimination.



SciFiBoy on 02 March 2010
CatFangs806 said:
Nope. And also for the OP, why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight. Giving benefits to a certain group of people over something like this is never right. It's discrimination.

er, they wouldnt, they would simply be given the same rights we hetrosexuals currently get?

also, why do you think they shouldnt get the same rights?



CatFangs806 on 02 March 2010
SciFiBoy said:
CatFangs806 said:
Nope. And also for the OP, why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight. Giving benefits to a certain group of people over something like this is never right. It's discrimination.

er, they wouldnt, they would simply be given the same rights we hetrosexuals currently get?

also, why do you think they shouldnt get the same rights?

I never said they wouldn't have the same rights as us. I was just saying that I don't support anything gay, and certainly not gay marriage. If they want to get married, I can't stop them. I just have religious reasons for saying so, and I know many members on here are athiests, but that's just my stance on the issue.



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SciFiBoy on 02 March 2010
CatFangs806 said:
SciFiBoy said:
CatFangs806 said:
Nope. And also for the OP, why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight. Giving benefits to a certain group of people over something like this is never right. It's discrimination.

er, they wouldnt, they would simply be given the same rights we hetrosexuals currently get?

also, why do you think they shouldnt get the same rights?

I never said they wouldn't have the same rights as us. I was just saying that I don't support anything gay, and certainly not gay marriage. If they want to get married, I can't stop them. I just have religious reasons for saying so, and I know many members on here are athiests, but that's just my stance on the issue.

"why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight"

funny, to me, that is saying you think they wouldnt have the same rights...



CatFangs806 on 02 March 2010
SciFiBoy said:
CatFangs806 said:
SciFiBoy said:
CatFangs806 said:
Nope. And also for the OP, why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight. Giving benefits to a certain group of people over something like this is never right. It's discrimination.

er, they wouldnt, they would simply be given the same rights we hetrosexuals currently get?

also, why do you think they shouldnt get the same rights?

I never said they wouldn't have the same rights as us. I was just saying that I don't support anything gay, and certainly not gay marriage. If they want to get married, I can't stop them. I just have religious reasons for saying so, and I know many members on here are athiests, but that's just my stance on the issue.

"why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight"

funny, to me, that is saying you think they wouldnt have the same rights...

I was thinking of more economic benefits that people get over others. People get welfare benefits, but a lot of the people who have it shouldn't as they just use it to be lazy and to leech off the rest of us. I'd be afraid that the government would give gays exceptional benefits, particularly economic ones, over heterosexuals.



leo-j on 02 March 2010

yes, every human being should be treated equally



 

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leo-j on 02 March 2010
izaaz101 said:
2 dudes (or girls) getting married doesn't affect me in any possible way, so I voted yes.

WELL I misquoted but still

 

I do not agree with the death penalty, I understand the person may have been a murderer, or one of the most horrible living human beings on earth, but I don't believe we have the right to take anyone's life. Whether it be an animal, or any type of species, I feel so bad when I kill any form of insect.



 

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SciFiBoy on 02 March 2010
CatFangs806 said:
SciFiBoy said:
CatFangs806 said:
SciFiBoy said:
CatFangs806 said:
Nope. And also for the OP, why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight. Giving benefits to a certain group of people over something like this is never right. It's discrimination.

er, they wouldnt, they would simply be given the same rights we hetrosexuals currently get?

also, why do you think they shouldnt get the same rights?

I never said they wouldn't have the same rights as us. I was just saying that I don't support anything gay, and certainly not gay marriage. If they want to get married, I can't stop them. I just have religious reasons for saying so, and I know many members on here are athiests, but that's just my stance on the issue.

"why should they get benefits over those of us who are straight"

funny, to me, that is saying you think they wouldnt have the same rights...

I was thinking of more economic benefits that people get over others. People get welfare benefits, but a lot of the people who have it shouldn't as they just use it to be lazy and to leech off the rest of us. I'd be afraid that the government would give gays exceptional benefits, particularly economic ones, over heterosexuals.

you think gay people get prioritised by benefit offices?

based on what?

have you ANY evidence to support that claim?