Gunny
Gold Member
Kagom said:Being heterosexual or homosexual isn't a choice. Engaging in heterosexual or homosexual sex is a choice.
Again, so you say. I disagree.
In a nation with a melting pot of religion and a government that is trying to stay secular, how does it affect their moral standard? How do you know your moral standards are right completely and not wrong in some areas? That one, no one knows, but we shouldn't restrict people who don't engage in harmful behavior from being able to do things others do.
Twisted logic. Homosexuality is unnatural, abnormal behavior. Simple as THAT. I may very well be wrong about some things. This just ain't one of them.
The APA's agenda is to examine the mind and what causes us to do things. It may not have been legal a long time, but that still doesn't mean the studies are accurate.
I assume you mean "inaccurate," and yes, it does.
Why don't you want me to have the right to adopt?
I believe I already answered the question to which you responded with the remark posted just above this one.
Why don't you want me to have the right to visit my significant other in the hospital? How do these negatively affect your life?
Because quite frankly, homosexuality and homosexuals disgust me. I don't fear it, much to the dismay of those folks who love to call anyone who thinks homosexuality is abnormal "homophobes." I look at y'all like I do the bearded lady or the elephant man -- freaks of nature.
How do these negatively affect society?
Already explained this one too.
I'm aware of the inheritence laws, so I didn't touch up on them. I'm not going after religious concepts or institutions, I'm going for just being able to do what I am guaranteed to do under the Constitution.
You currently possess EVERY right you are guaranteed under the Constitution.