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Re: Do you Jim take John to be your lawfully wedded something or other? Everyone deviates from the norms of social behaviour in some way...it is a matter of whether this deviation is harmful to others that is important (significantly harmful, that is - revulsion doesn't count). Even if you could call homosexuality a mental illness or disorder, that means nothing. There is no inherent reason people with disorders should be "corrected" unless they pose a real and immediate threat to others, or unless they wish to be, nor should they be treated as lesser beings. |
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Re: Do you Jim take John to be your lawfully wedded something or other? The right to act freely should not be revoked unless that action infringes on another persons ability to act freely. This concept should be strictly upheld. Examples of actions that do not infringe on others are: Gay Marriage Not wearing a seatbelt while operating a motor vehicle Niether of these effect other people. These laws are in place because particular people don't understand the very basic idea of freedom. It's obviously more complicated for some people. |
Re: Do you Jim take John to be your lawfully wedded something or other? People, no matter what their sexual preference, have a right to whatever common courtesies everyone else in the world has. These are, without doubt, normal people. And it's up to them what they do with their lives. Gay marriage? Fine by me. In my view, it's barely worth a discussion of this magnitude. Now, Gay adoption, there's something I can understand people arguing about. |
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