The next step after gay marriage

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Abnormal, yes. Unnatural? I’m not sure. If you had a tribe in the Amazon that never had contact with the outside world, I would be willing to wager that there were occasionally SSA activities.
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Perhaps…but that does not make unnatural behavior natural.

Depending on the views of the tribal Witch Doctor, SSA activities could get one’s head shrunken.
 
on_the_hill said:
“all who believed were together and had all things in common; they would sell their property and possessions and divide them among all according to each one’s need.”

it’s been percolating in my brain for a couple days. Go for it.
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Acts 2:44-45

Thank you
 
Has Cardinal Burke made a statement on the Supreme Court’s decision? It seems odd that he made some very public statements regarding the Irish referendum but has remained silent in light of decisions in the U.S. Has someone silenced him or is he treading a careful path with the government? (Forgive me if he has already said something but I haven’t seen anything in the press.)
 
independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/german-ethics-council-calls-for-incest-between-siblings-to-be-legalised-by-government-9753506.html

Have no idea who/what authority the German ethic council has but they’ve recommended lifting the criminality of incest:

"Sexual relations between siblings or between parents and their children are forbidden under section 173 of the German criminal code and offenders can face years in prison.

But on Wednesday, the German Ethics Council recommended the section be repealed, arguing that the risk of disability in children is not enough to warrant the law and de-criminalising incest would not remove the huge social taboo around it.

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A statement released on Wednesday said: “Incest between siblings appears to be very rare in Western societies according to the available data but those affected describe how difficult their situation is in light of the threat of punishment.

“They feel their fundamental freedoms have been violated and are forced into secrecy or to deny their love." "
 
styrgwillidar said:
independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/german-ethics-council-calls-for-incest-between-siblings-to-be-legalised-by-government-9753506.html…
A statement released on Wednesday said: “Incest between siblings appears to be very rare in Western societies according to the available data but those affected describe how difficult their situation is in light of the threat of punishment.

“They feel their fundamental freedoms have been violated and are forced into secrecy or to deny their love." "
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You don’t have to deny love for brother or sister. You just have to deny a perverse lust.

Love and lust are not the same.
 
AngelusDomini said:
Has Cardinal Burke made a statement on the Supreme Court’s decision? It seems odd that he made some very public statements regarding the Irish referendum but has remained silent in light of decisions in the U.S. Has someone silenced him or is he treading a careful path with the government? (Forgive me if he has already said something but I haven’t seen anything in the press.)
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Archbishop Donald Wuerl governs the Catholic diocese of Washington D.C.

The Catholics on the Supreme Court who perversely denied common sense morality should have to answer to him as well as to Christ.

Don’t hold your breath waiting for Wuerl to weigh in. 🤷

A Peruvian Cardinal has more courage.

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on_the_hill said:
Look on the bright side: Gay divorce is now legal in all 50 states. 😛

I should’ve gone to law school… 😉
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Good sense of humour 🙂

Lawyers love divorces 😃

Salute & Cheers from a NON BELIEVER:
– Laurent LUG (.@…), july 3, 2015
 
Who knows whats next, they will probably revel in this victory for awhile, then someone will come up with the next ‘big fight’ to win for this country, the next group of people currently being held down by discriminatory laws, by some recent headlines, Id say multiple marriage partners being legal, maybe marriage to objects, animals, etc.

Whatever it turns out to be though, rest assured, they will put a great spin on it and get everyone loving the idea.
 
mikekle said:
Who knows whats next, they will probably revel in this victory for awhile, then someone will come up with the next ‘big fight’ to win for this country, the next group of people currently being held down by discriminatory laws, by some recent headlines, Id say multiple marriage partners being legal, maybe marriage to objects, animals,
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Here’s the thing. The possibility is that you know someone who is gay. Maybe even probable that you do. Let me put it like this - I don’t think I know anyone who doesn’t know someone who is gay. This is now a pretty common in any country that doesn’t actively discourage homosexuality.

And this is the main, number one, top of the list reason why the majority of people do now not have a problem with it. They realise that people who are gay comprise the normal, everyday people with whom we interact every day. The butcher, the baker, the guy who fixes your toilet.

But tell me, how many people do you know, or that someone you know knows, that have any desire to marry a pumpkin or their pet llama? That answer may give us an indication of how much credibility we can give to your claims.
 
Bradski said:
Here’s the thing. The possibility is that you know someone who is gay. Maybe even probable that you do. Let me put it like this - I don’t think I know anyone who doesn’t know someone who is gay. This is now a pretty common in any country that doesn’t actively discourage homosexuality.

And this is the main, number one, top of the list reason why the majority of people do now not have a problem with it. They realise that people who are gay comprise the normal, everyday people with whom we interact every day. The butcher, the baker, the guy who fixes your toilet.

But tell me, how many people do you know, or that someone you know knows, that have any desire to marry a pumpkin or their pet llama? That answer may give us an indication of how much credibility we can give to your claims.
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I know more than a few gay people, I get what you are saying, but have to realize it took many years for gays to be accepted like they are today. Sure we dont hear about many people who want to marry animals, objects, but remember, at one point, gays kept themselves hidden in the closet too until society was more accepting of them, same thing with the next crowd of people Id say, once a few start to come out, more and more will follow, just like what happened with LGBTs.
 
mikekle said:
I know more than a few gay people, I get what you are saying, but have to realize it took many years for gays to be accepted like they are today. Sure we dont hear about many people who want to marry animals, objects, but remember, at one point, gays kept themselves hidden in the closet too until society was more accepting of them, same thing with the next crowd of people Id say, once a few start to come out, more and more will follow, just like what happened with LGBTs.
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I’m guessing incestuous marriages will be next on the agenda.

Then polygamy.

Then marriage to children … and finally a dog, cat or any other pet. 😃
 
DaddyGirl said:
Why?
Do you feel that men are meaner to men, and women are meaner to women?

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Very possibly this is why sports are segregated.

Two men in a boxing ring are each more likely to hit harder than a man boxing a woman.
 
Here is a thought on the subject…

How will a sociology teacher handle the explanation of gay marriage, if the teacher is Catholic?
 
Zoltan_Cobalt said:
Here is a thought on the subject…

How will a sociology teacher handle the explanation of gay marriage, if the teacher is Catholic?
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That’s like asking how would an economics teacher handle Obamacare if he was a Republican. You don’t have to support something to be able to explain it.

And in any case, if the teacher is Catholic, the chances are that he or she has no problem with gay marriage in the first place.
 
mikekle said:
Id say, once a few start to come out, more and more will follow, just like what happened with LGBTs.
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Well, you keep a good look out and let us all know as soon you start seeing bumper stickers with ‘I love my Toaster and I vote!’
 
Bradski said:
Well, you keep a good look out and let us all know as soon you start seeing bumper stickers with ‘I love my Toaster and I vote!’
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Havent seen that one yet, but I did see a guy recently on some TV show, that claimed he was literally in love with his car, it was not that great of a car, think it was a early 90s camero, he did some weird things with that car!! He was not embarrassed at all by this either, was quite proud of it actually. Another guy had the same love for balloons, I found it silly, but shows that those types of people are out there.

We live in strange times (strange flesh?), its like anything and everything is suddenly OK and should be accepted if the person truly feels this way, they question why anyone should tell them what they can and cannot feel.
 
on_the_hill said:
Look on the bright side: Gay divorce is now legal in all 50 states. 😛

I should’ve gone to law school… 😉
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I always find it interesting that the gay “marriage” movement doesn’t want to discuss gay divorce.

I think Wyoming had something going with gay divorce being legal but having a ban on so-called gay “marriage”.
 
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