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What do you think of this?

This is ridiculous, it's 2012! 73 25.26%
 
Backwards and ignorant 64 22.15%
 
This makes me sick 24 8.30%
 
I support this 84 29.07%
 
This poll is slightly biased 26 9.00%
 
I'd go gay for Andrespetmonkey 18 6.23%
 
Total:289
MrBubbles on 01 March 2012

i was just reading an article about lesbian bonobos earlier. it was funny.



anyways...i sense some sexually repressed people in this thread....maybe one day they will accept themselves and their "immoral" impulses. then they can stop hating themselves and taking it out on others.



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Kantor on 01 March 2012
homer said:
@Pezus
That is where I disagree with you. I believe sexuality can be influenced though. I don't believe it is in your DNA or anything, but rather events in your life that kead you to believe the things you believe. No religious angle and no political angle should be viewed in schools. We need to stop labeling people and treat everyone equally because honestly, I don't care what your beliefs are, what your sexuality is, or any of that nonsense and I believe the world would be a better place if others thought that way too. No one should force their beliefs on anyone.

I think a pretty big part of not forcing your beliefs on other people is allowing other people to discuss their own beliefs.

Oh, and the idea of a central government enforcing a religious idea (which is what you seem to be advocating when you say that marriage is the realm of religion) is one of the worst examples imaginable of what you claim to be opposed to.

Remember, it's still called forcing beliefs on others if you're the one doing the forcing.

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Kantor on 01 March 2012
Andrespetmonkey said:
Player1x3 said:
Andrespetmonkey said:

I don't see how it is a disorder. Enlighten me


I would try to explain it to you, but Iwould get banned in a second by Machina if I

Alright, PM me?

I wouldn't bother if I were him.

Explaining your opinion makes you less likely to get banned, not more.



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room414 on 01 March 2012
Kantor said:
homer said:

I think a pretty big part of not forcing your beliefs on other people is allowing other people to discuss their own beliefs.

 

any comments describing homosexuality as a disorder... will result in moderation.

hmmm



                                
osamanobama on 01 March 2012

A more general warning: this sort of discussion is fine, but any comments against homosexuality are not acceptable and will result in moderation, only positive words about homosexuality are tolerated because we are a very open minded and tolerant community, so we accept all view points...

except for those we disagree with.



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homer on 01 March 2012

@Kantor
School systems are not the place for pushing those beliefs or any belief imo. I understand and agree with Pezus over health education though.



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Troll_Whisperer on 01 March 2012

30% of VGCharters support this? Damn...



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DareDareCaro on 01 March 2012

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naruball on 01 March 2012
homer said:
@pezus
Yes. Why should gays be treated specially? Where are my"straight parades"? Where is my straight community? What about my straight rights? What makes them different from me? Nothing! They shouldn't be treated differently from me because they feel "threatened" and because they are a minority. If anything, the majority should be the one to push others around,which i disagree with, but minorities ave no right to spread their agenda to people who don't care. Sorry if you disagree with me because at the end of the day, I fail to see how the three beliefs I mentioned are incomparable.


You mean like the way Black people used to be treated in the US, for example, just because they weren't white? (and I know, some would argue that it's still bad, but from my experience, at least in Europe,it's a 1000 time better now). I know this is your opinion and I'm supposed to respect it, so all I will say is, trust me, you wouldn't wanna be in my shoes. An attitude like this makes more harm than you'll probably ever imagine.



T.Rexington on 01 March 2012

I really hope the homosexual community can find the happily ever after they look for. They've worked hard to get marriage rights and this is just a scary direction for them.