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  • From: commonsenseabounds
  •   To: All
  • 1 of 5
  • 11/13/08

Gay marriage! What have we become as a country, a people ? Nature itself reveals the fact that a man was designed for a woman. Should this country teach its children or send messages by enacting laws that support the moral demise of mankind in general and push us further toward the edge of relative morality. We were all embedded with consciensce. Unfortunately that safe gaurd has been eroded to greater and lesser degrees in ALL of us. Lets not help it along to extinction by further embarrassing ourselves via Gay Marriage. Frankly, as a man I dont believe there is anything gay ( happy, joyous ) about marital relations with a man!

  • From: Female305
  •   To: commonsenseabounds
  • 2 of 5
  • 11/13/08
Obviously your mind has been exposed to chemical warfare done by the biggot churches of America.  Of course you want morality biggot well how about the Mormon church and its willingness to marry 10; 20; or how many woman?  They are willing to by-pass this topic though or may-be the Catholic church who's Pope of WW2 knew of the mass killings of Jews by turned his head to it.  Oh! by the way rember the lives they runed when the forbid the marriage of a Catholic and non-Catholic but I guess this was ok.  What we want is tame compared to the hurt; death and pain that these bastards have done.  Rember; Judge not yea be Judged??  I guess your above the Ten Commandments though; certainly the churches think that.  They vent mis information and foul lies to impress it's views.  Why don't you biggoted people stay the hell out of everyones lives and improve your own such as keeping your kids off drugs.
  • From: pttime
  •   To: commonsenseabounds
  • 3 of 5
  • 11/14/08
I don't care that people want to share(same sex)stuff..but marriage is not a homosexual robustness(and never will be)..the Gay World should look at "unions" and contracts,,,should search for a lawyer...not a justice of the peace...the Gay lifestyle seems to have a "bug up its butt"..they have few resources(looking)for some place to "land"...its another SHAM--attempting to make sense of this is like "loose lips sink ships"...or aiding and abiding the enemy..at 55-years of age,,,I can remember looking at marriage..and dropped the notion at the age of 27-years...<<--heterosexual marriage-->>finding this angle to life in 2008---really makes me laugh.
  • From: pttime
  •   To: All
  • 4 of 5
  • 11/14/08
Its a form of blindness..brought on by some anxiety..it definitly AIN't sobriety...so don't call it marriage...its drunked-ness.
  • From: questioner18
  •   To: commonsenseabounds
  • 5 of 5
  • 12/2/08

I am a conservative heterosexual married Christian who believes homosexuality is a sin.  I want to point that out BEFORE you read my comments about your statement so that you can best understand my general unbias towards this issue:

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1)  This is not a Christian nation, was not founded by Christians (only 1 of all the major founding fathers was a Christian), and they agreed it should NOT be founded on Christian principles (see the treaty of peace and friendship of Tripoli article 11, written 1797 if you doubt me).

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2)  Each citizen is granted the right to live their lifestyle of choice so long as it doesn't cause major chaos (such as murder, death, injury, servitude, car crashes, etc).  If you have an issue with this then you have an issue with our Constitution and its founding fathers.

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3)  Our founding fathers believed "that government which governs least governs best" -Thomas Jefferson.  This means all things default to being legal until there is an absolute need to make it illegal due to major social chaos (see point 2 on defining major chaos).

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4)  You and I may have our definitions of marriage, but we are not entitled nor have any right to impose our beliefs on another person and vice versa.  If a homosexual thinks they can be married and we think they can't...their opinion wins for their lifestyle and choices.  Our opinion means nothing and should do nothing to impose on their lifestyle of choice.

 
 
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