ScreamingEagle
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MissileMan said:Let's talk about facts. Homosexuals can indeed have children, just not with each other. A lesbian can have herself artificially insemenated and have her own baby. A homosexual male can donate into a cup and hire a surrogate mother to carry a baby. So along with my original reason to drop the "they can't have children" argument, there is now this one. Between the two, your argument is nulled.
Yep, but, so what? AND...how many choose not to?
There are many who are born sterile, so no, I must disagree.
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My question was "what if it is never treatable?"
Who are you trying to convince that your motives aren't strictly religious? To say it's anything else is Clinton-esque dishonesty and you know it. By the way, what was wrong with my alternative?
Well, I'm glad you admit that gays cannot have biological children TOGETHER. I'd really hate to have to explain the birds and the bees to you.
Gays never even have the POTENTIAL to have biological kids together like some men and women with various problems do. All the other ways that gays "have" children are just substitutes for the real thing. They can never have a truly natural family together.
The natural order of things has everything to do with mother/father/baby....the basic family unit of Man....not father/father/baby without mother or mother/mother/baby without father.
Attempting to change the natural order only backfires on Man. It used to be that parents had lots of children. Today the order is totally flipped and children now have lots of parents. Is that better? Of course not. Divorce hurts them. Single motherhood is hard on them. The family unit is natural in that it exists to protect children. The experiment with gay marriage in the Netherlands proves that it is resulting in more and more of out of wedlock children as marriage becomes less and less important to people. Is that protecting the children? Of course not. This has nothing to do with religion.
Your alternative? Civil unions are just a "substitute" marriage....you know they are only a political temporary fix and step toward pushing marriage...what's the big difference between them anyway?