Originally Posted by EpicFailDude
It's happened before, but you have to be very, very, very fucking drunk.
so,so true....
Ok here is my opinion,gays should have the exact same rights as other people,im Christian and i still think so.If u look at it the christian way,its one rule colliding against the other.
Jesus says that gays shouldnt be gays,but he says to love everyone for who they are,so this seems like a clash off opposites to me.
Finally,yes they should be married and they should have any rights straights have
Originally Posted by Boredpayne
A textbook is not a source, a textbook cites actual sources, e.g. studies. You'd have to give me the study itself.
Anyways: http://www.nationalsexstudy.indiana.edu/
Most studies on this are inconclusive as the results between anonymous and non-anonymous surveys are wildly different.
Changing the marriage law would give bisexuals more freedom as well now that I think of it, so I wouldn't restrict statistics to just homosexuals. This says 7.5 percent or so.
I don't see exactly how you have sex with a same sex partner without being homosexual/bisexual.
It is around 7.5% according to your source. Using mine, that would equate to about 4% of the population as either homosexual or bisexual. I'll admit, the time the data I'm sourcing is a bit dated (1990's), but homosexuality should have stayed relatively constant in terms of percentage of the population in the time period of 20 years. Such a large leap in the time of 20 years almost certainly doesn't occur with something so based on genetics. While the source says that it aimed to protect the identity of respondants, it could have been that they were less inclined to tell the truth in the 90's. About half of respondants who were homosexual being unwilling to tell the truth is a little unlikely though, but it's plausible.
Your source also said that "While about 7% of adult women and 8% of men identify as gay, lesbian or bisexual, the proportion of individuals in the U.S. who have had same-gender sexual interactions at some point in their lives is higher." Which supports that behavior does not equate orientation.
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Originally Posted by Boredpayne
No.
Experts estimate between 1-20 percent of the population.
Surveys yield typically between 1 and 15 percent based on the demographic.
Many more than this have homosexual feelings/experiences, but do not identify themselves as homosexuals.
I will not respect willfully ignorant and bigoted people.
You don't want to explain because you have no valid explanation.
You throw the word bigot around a-lot. I'm entitled to my own opinion and I even said I don't agree with discrimination against gay marriage. Cry some more.
*Boredpayne impression*: Blah blah blah *Google/Wikipedia searches information* Bigot, bigot, bigot *Insults someone with a valid opinion* *Struts around on a self righteous pedestal*
^ That's you in a nutshell.
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Originally Posted by Mookiefish
You throw the word bigot around a-lot. I'm entitled to my own opinion and I even said I don't agree with discrimination against gay marriage. Cry some more.
*Boredpayne impression*: Blah blah blah *Google/Wikipedia searches information* Bigot, bigot, bigot *Insults someone with a valid opinion* *Struts around on a self righteous pedestal*
^ That's you in a nutshell.
For someone with the capability to read you don't seem to be able to use it very well.
Lets list a few arguements from him
• There is no official definition that defines ‘marriage’ as christian, straight institution.
• Gay people are not responsible for their genes nor their enviroment, rejecting the idea of them having equal rights would be ridiculous.
• Government and religion should be separated.
• Discrimination is not cool, yo.
In other words: You are an idiot who tries to denunciate opponents with set up fabrications.
How are you?
