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Mirdath
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No.Natural desire makes something not sinful is what you believe?
It doesn’t make it evil, at least.Just because animals do it makes it OK?
Less absurd than I happen to find yoursYou don’t think these beliefs are obsurd?

Whether we should or not, we basically do. There’s a thin layer of civilized behavior over that but all too often it’s ignored. Might does not make right; there are certain rights and responsibilities entailed in the state of being human.So then we should live by the law of the jungle?
Good for you! (I’m not poking fun here, if you have faith in God that’s a good thing, just please respect my lack of that faith)That is the crux of it, as a Catholic we believe we are more than just animals and that we are called to a higher purpose. We allow our rational minds to control how we act and not our animal instincts. We believe divine revelation has shown us how to live and we strive to live as God wants us to.
No, no, no, yes. Respectively. My ideal world is not that of Vonnegut’s Harrison Bergeron, but one in which a teacher gives out candy to all children in the class, not just those who aren’t wearing blue. There’s a difference between talent and mentality. It should be pretty easy to spot.The candy argument is non-sense as well. It is unjust that I can not run like LaDanian Tomlinson? It is unjust I can’t sing like Whitney Houston? It is unjust when one person is born rich and one is not? Is it unjust that everyone does not receive candy?
I don’t get it because it is discrimination! The fact that there are no law-books written on the subject of love is completely irrelevant: people like to get up and say a lot of words ending with ‘I do’, and if all parties concerned are willing and able, why should the government get in their way based merely on what’s between their legs?I have also repeated over and over how it is not discrimination yet you don’t get it. Love is not something that can be defined legally so you can’t say they are discrimnated against because they can’t marry someone they love.