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Originally Posted by mo42
I know that not all homosexuals are born that way. Sure, I bet at least some are, but some also aren't. Case in point: my girlfriend has several aunts. Two of them are identical twins. One of these twins is happily married and has three kids, and occasionally flirts with other men (jokingly, of course). The other twin is a lesbian, who usually brings whichever woman she is dating at the moment to family gatherings. So not all homosexuality is genetic or hormones in the womb or whatever.
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This is very interesting, but I'm not surprised noone has responded to it.
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Originally Posted by FoolThemAll
Although I have a question for adysav, for clarification: are you against allowing homosexual or incestual marriages?
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I will admit that I don't like homosexuality or incest and marriage as such, but I believe that equal rights are a good thing, so I'm for both.
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Originally Posted by wilbjammin
Just imagine the way CNN, FOXNews, NBC, CBS, MSNBC, etc. would destroy the political career of a Congressperson who advocates for making incest legal.
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We aren't talking about whether it would be made legal, but whether it should on the ground of equal rights.
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Originally Posted by Mantus
I would like you to take more then a few seconds to write a brisk reply but actually explain your stand, explain your argument and prove your point.
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gondath seems to have the point.
The definition of marriage people were using in order to bring homosexual union within it's boundaries does not exclude incestuous couples.
Basically "loving consenting adults". If you include one and not the other it is just a judgement based on your personal tastes.
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Originally Posted by Mantus
There are negative aspects to incest. Once the arguments concerning incest’s are proven false, then and only then, will incest share a common ground with same-sex marriage.
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Please point out to me which of the following are exclusive to incest/polygamy (I'm including polygamy as FoolThemAll raised it again).
- Weak relationship
- Complicated custody/inheritance/divorce settlements
- Birth defects
- Abuse within a relationship