I offer this article in order to keep alive certain facts about homosexual marriage. If there's anything that indicates American Descent, it is attitudes about sexual morality, and nothing manifests those harmful attitudes more than the homosexual movement. The article is a laundry list of downsides that are already known in countries that have legalized homosex marriage nationwide.
It's not uncommon for some to say that there is lots wrong with the institution of marriage as it is, and thus, we homophobes have no ground upon which to stand when getting hysterical over "gay" marriage. I don't see how that justifies sanctioning that which has all the same faults (and then some) in far higher percentages.
Of course, the word "homophobe" doesn't properly describe the average defender of traditional marriage, and "hysterical" is equally inappropriate in describing our desire to keep the truth out in front of the lies. And the truth can never be heard (or read) often enough, so read it and be informed. Homosex marriage is a bad idea.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
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Re: "It's not uncommon for some to say that there is lots wrong with the institution of marriage as it is, and thus, we homophobes have no ground upon which to stand when getting hysterical over "gay" marriage."
ReplyDeleteI would say that is a better argument for the outlawing of all marriage than an argument for legalizing homosexual marriage.
But then Mark would be an argument for outlawing all intelligence and setting the bar at stupid.
ReplyDeleteHow does Mark forget so, so quickly his own adumbrations: "All Generalizations Are False"?
ReplyDeleteWhat a stupid man.
Feodor. The title of my post, "All generalizations are false" is the first half of a quotation I learned many years ago that pointed out the fact that there are no true generalizations.
ReplyDeleteThe second half of the statement is "Including the statement that all generalizations are false" But then, I wouldn't expect you to understand sarcasm.
If I set the bar at stupid, you would have to study several more years to be able to even reach the bar by standing on your toes.
What a stupid Feodor.
The problem with this smoke screen is that you did not use it as sarcasm.
ReplyDeleteAnd when your idiocy is pointed out, Mark, it's becoming repetitively stupid of you to keep trying a "sarcasm" defense when you clearly don"t understand what you mean.
I other words stupidity defended is often stupidly done thereby reinforcing the understanding we all have of your limitations.
Feodor, you idiot. I created no smokescreen at all. I simply used half of an old quotation for a post title. When did post titles have to have some hidden meaning?
ReplyDeleteThe entire quote without interjection, is "All generalizations are false, including the statement that all generalizations are false."
So, is that statement false, or true? If it's true than it can't be true, and if it's false, then it can't be false.
It is a nonsense statement, such as "I am lying." It makes no sense and it's not supposed to make sense.
You can't see using that statement for a post title as sarcasm?
You are beyond help.
My God, Feodor, you are like an annoying little gnat that continually hovers around just outside the ear buzzing and buzzing but never going away, and somehow avoiding all efforts to smack it dead.
ReplyDeleteIf you can't make comprehensible arguments, just go away.
I've said this before. Your philosophy is:
"If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull shit".
And damned if you don't.
Republicans are immoral.
ReplyDeleteJust witness Governor Sanford.
Democrats are immoral.
ReplyDeleteJust look at Jim McGreevey. Barney Frank. Elliot Spitzer. Ted Kennedy. William Jefferson. Bill Clinton. Gerry Studds. Daniel Inouye. Gus Savage. Brock Adams. Fred Richmond. John Young. Wayne Hays. Mel Reynolds.
....... What a hypocrite!
John Edwards!
ReplyDeleteAnd did any democrat ever ask THESE democrats to resign? What a bunch of shite-filled hypocrites you dopes on the Left are.
Look, Mark, even EL did not get your irony.
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