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| #163 - Well, that just depends on how many men named Rustle there are… | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -1 |
| #161 - I don't know what they make, to be honest. [+] (2 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -1 |
| Well, that just depends on how many men named Rustle there are out there. | ||
| #16 - Mario. | 05/09/2013 on Games are drugs | 0 |
| #148 - Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come … | 05/09/2013 on Communism | +1 |
| #143 - Ah, alright. Still, I feel the sense of Greed would keep a cla… [+] (2 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Communism | 0 |
| I see your point, and I agree. I'm pretty sure most communists would agree too, but that's not the whole point of communist theory. "Well at least it's better than capitalism". I do see some charm in market socialism and mutualism though, doing some reading on those subjects atm. Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come up quite frequently recently. | ||
| #79 - Well, I guess you found one that can. | 05/09/2013 on Wanna play a game? | 0 |
| #154 - Picture [+] (1 new reply) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -1 |
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| #137 - Right, but for, as you put it, "full communism" to w… [+] (4 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Communism | 0 |
| Partial communism, which communists just call communism, is basically exactly the same as "full communism". Except that "full communism" is the utopian version where there is complete absence of class and state structure. It's the same as saying that there is no such thing as ultimate totalitarianism, as there cannot possibly be one person in control of everything. There is always a degree of freedom no matter how small. Ah, alright. Still, I feel the sense of Greed would keep a class system for ever properly being abolished. I see your point, and I agree. I'm pretty sure most communists would agree too, but that's not the whole point of communist theory. "Well at least it's better than capitalism". I do see some charm in market socialism and mutualism though, doing some reading on those subjects atm. Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come up quite frequently recently. | ||
| #150 - I understand what you were pointing out, and I was pointing ou… [+] (3 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -1 |
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| #126 - Perhaps so, but to eradicate greed entirely would be a hercule… [+] (6 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Communism | 0 |
| Communists do not aim to eradicate greed, rather class relations. Even then I think you'd be hard pressed to find a communist who thinks "full communism" is realistic at all. Right, but for, as you put it, "full communism" to work, you'd need to eradicate greed. That said, could you explain to me how partial communism might work as opposed to full communism? Partial communism, which communists just call communism, is basically exactly the same as "full communism". Except that "full communism" is the utopian version where there is complete absence of class and state structure. It's the same as saying that there is no such thing as ultimate totalitarianism, as there cannot possibly be one person in control of everything. There is always a degree of freedom no matter how small. Ah, alright. Still, I feel the sense of Greed would keep a class system for ever properly being abolished. I see your point, and I agree. I'm pretty sure most communists would agree too, but that's not the whole point of communist theory. "Well at least it's better than capitalism". I do see some charm in market socialism and mutualism though, doing some reading on those subjects atm. Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come up quite frequently recently. | ||
| #147 - Then you can't use it as an argument that she's got a duty to … [+] (5 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -1 |
| i dont know, but i was just being sarcastic pointing out how she would not be a good role model with a tattoo of a guys name she had just met. if she had a little sister that adore her, would you think that tattoo was a good sign to her little sister? I understand what you were pointing out, and I was pointing out the meaninglessness of what you pointed out. I suppose her little sister might draw a different conclusion from that than what you do. #153
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| #121 - I wasn't really arguing against Communism. I support the idea;… [+] (8 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Communism | 0 |
| Aye, but as proven by numerous experiments, altruism is the default state, not greed. Communists argue that it is better (not perfect, mind you) to have system which discourages greed and encourages altruism, than a system in the opposite. Perhaps so, but to eradicate greed entirely would be a herculean task. If there is even a seed of it in the right person it can cause way for problems and corruption. That's where communism reaches a problematic point; the only way to rid greed entirely is complete control and suppression. However, complete control and suppression is no longer altruism, creating more of a problem in the attempt to remove it, not to mention that if successful things go down the route of 1984 and no one is ever capable of free thought. Communists do not aim to eradicate greed, rather class relations. Even then I think you'd be hard pressed to find a communist who thinks "full communism" is realistic at all. Right, but for, as you put it, "full communism" to work, you'd need to eradicate greed. That said, could you explain to me how partial communism might work as opposed to full communism? Partial communism, which communists just call communism, is basically exactly the same as "full communism". Except that "full communism" is the utopian version where there is complete absence of class and state structure. It's the same as saying that there is no such thing as ultimate totalitarianism, as there cannot possibly be one person in control of everything. There is always a degree of freedom no matter how small. Ah, alright. Still, I feel the sense of Greed would keep a class system for ever properly being abolished. I see your point, and I agree. I'm pretty sure most communists would agree too, but that's not the whole point of communist theory. "Well at least it's better than capitalism". I do see some charm in market socialism and mutualism though, doing some reading on those subjects atm. Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come up quite frequently recently. | ||
| #144 - No no, what I mean is that I recognized that your comment was … [+] (7 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -2 |
| Nobody is assigned to be a role model. And i have read this story before, she met him 24 hours before she got the tattoo. Shes just another stupid girl who does stupid things she will regret in the future. Then you can't use it as an argument that she's got a duty to uphold in being a good role model. Are they still together? i dont know, but i was just being sarcastic pointing out how she would not be a good role model with a tattoo of a guys name she had just met. if she had a little sister that adore her, would you think that tattoo was a good sign to her little sister? I understand what you were pointing out, and I was pointing out the meaninglessness of what you pointed out. I suppose her little sister might draw a different conclusion from that than what you do. #153
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| #116 - That's the exact opposite of what I'm saying though. … [+] (10 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Communism | 0 |
| Ah, right, I misconstrued that then. But yes I would agree, though it is not an argument against communism. I wasn't really arguing against Communism. I support the idea; rather, I think the problem with Communism in practice is the essence of greed in mankind. People constantly need new stimulus, it's a survival tactic, and desiring more and more, even when they have enough to be perfectly happy, is an unfortunate side effect of that. Aye, but as proven by numerous experiments, altruism is the default state, not greed. Communists argue that it is better (not perfect, mind you) to have system which discourages greed and encourages altruism, than a system in the opposite. Perhaps so, but to eradicate greed entirely would be a herculean task. If there is even a seed of it in the right person it can cause way for problems and corruption. That's where communism reaches a problematic point; the only way to rid greed entirely is complete control and suppression. However, complete control and suppression is no longer altruism, creating more of a problem in the attempt to remove it, not to mention that if successful things go down the route of 1984 and no one is ever capable of free thought. Communists do not aim to eradicate greed, rather class relations. Even then I think you'd be hard pressed to find a communist who thinks "full communism" is realistic at all. Right, but for, as you put it, "full communism" to work, you'd need to eradicate greed. That said, could you explain to me how partial communism might work as opposed to full communism? Partial communism, which communists just call communism, is basically exactly the same as "full communism". Except that "full communism" is the utopian version where there is complete absence of class and state structure. It's the same as saying that there is no such thing as ultimate totalitarianism, as there cannot possibly be one person in control of everything. There is always a degree of freedom no matter how small. Ah, alright. Still, I feel the sense of Greed would keep a class system for ever properly being abolished. I see your point, and I agree. I'm pretty sure most communists would agree too, but that's not the whole point of communist theory. "Well at least it's better than capitalism". I do see some charm in market socialism and mutualism though, doing some reading on those subjects atm. Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come up quite frequently recently. | ||
| #141 - I do, you don't seem to understand the fragility of that argum… [+] (10 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -2 |
| im sorry, but there just isnt a sarcastic way of typing is there? The point is, you shouldnt tattoo someones name on you if they are not family, great friends or have done a huge impact on your life. No no, what I mean is that I recognized that your comment was sarcastic, but I disagree with the message sent regardless. You're saying that she would be a bad role model by facetiously saying she'd be a great one, but what I'm arguing is that she doesn't have a responsibility to BE a role model in the first place. She isn't assigned that duty, and it isn't her fault if people decide to follow her example. My point is, you shouldn't say that someone should or shouldn't do something if it isn't imposing on anyone else and it makes them happy. Also, how do you know her boyfriend HASN'T had a huge impact on her life? I'm fairly certain that if great friends are face-tat material, lifemates are too. Nobody is assigned to be a role model. And i have read this story before, she met him 24 hours before she got the tattoo. Shes just another stupid girl who does stupid things she will regret in the future. Then you can't use it as an argument that she's got a duty to uphold in being a good role model. Are they still together? i dont know, but i was just being sarcastic pointing out how she would not be a good role model with a tattoo of a guys name she had just met. if she had a little sister that adore her, would you think that tattoo was a good sign to her little sister? I understand what you were pointing out, and I was pointing out the meaninglessness of what you pointed out. I suppose her little sister might draw a different conclusion from that than what you do. #153
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| #111 - Isn't that what I said? [+] (12 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Communism | 0 |
| You said the complete opposite. I'm arguing that meals are inherently communal, which they are, and you're arguing they're completely selfish. Also, you're wrong in saying all animals only care about themselves. This hasn't been an idea since the 1800's and is very obviously observable to be the contrary. That's the exact opposite of what I'm saying though. I was arguing that in a tribe of people, immediate family shared with immediate family, and even if someone outside of that group was more "deserving" of food, the family communally cared about themselves. Also, when I say tribes I'm talking Neolithic Era. Cave People. Also, I'm not saying Animals only care about themselves personally, rather, they care about themselves and those they consider part of their family. Ah, right, I misconstrued that then. But yes I would agree, though it is not an argument against communism. I wasn't really arguing against Communism. I support the idea; rather, I think the problem with Communism in practice is the essence of greed in mankind. People constantly need new stimulus, it's a survival tactic, and desiring more and more, even when they have enough to be perfectly happy, is an unfortunate side effect of that. Aye, but as proven by numerous experiments, altruism is the default state, not greed. Communists argue that it is better (not perfect, mind you) to have system which discourages greed and encourages altruism, than a system in the opposite. Perhaps so, but to eradicate greed entirely would be a herculean task. If there is even a seed of it in the right person it can cause way for problems and corruption. That's where communism reaches a problematic point; the only way to rid greed entirely is complete control and suppression. However, complete control and suppression is no longer altruism, creating more of a problem in the attempt to remove it, not to mention that if successful things go down the route of 1984 and no one is ever capable of free thought. Communists do not aim to eradicate greed, rather class relations. Even then I think you'd be hard pressed to find a communist who thinks "full communism" is realistic at all. Right, but for, as you put it, "full communism" to work, you'd need to eradicate greed. That said, could you explain to me how partial communism might work as opposed to full communism? Partial communism, which communists just call communism, is basically exactly the same as "full communism". Except that "full communism" is the utopian version where there is complete absence of class and state structure. It's the same as saying that there is no such thing as ultimate totalitarianism, as there cannot possibly be one person in control of everything. There is always a degree of freedom no matter how small. Ah, alright. Still, I feel the sense of Greed would keep a class system for ever properly being abolished. I see your point, and I agree. I'm pretty sure most communists would agree too, but that's not the whole point of communist theory. "Well at least it's better than capitalism". I do see some charm in market socialism and mutualism though, doing some reading on those subjects atm. Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come up quite frequently recently. | ||
| #138 - Role model for who? Is she famous? Because I don't recognize h… [+] (12 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -3 |
| I do, you don't seem to understand the fragility of that argument though. im sorry, but there just isnt a sarcastic way of typing is there? The point is, you shouldnt tattoo someones name on you if they are not family, great friends or have done a huge impact on your life. No no, what I mean is that I recognized that your comment was sarcastic, but I disagree with the message sent regardless. You're saying that she would be a bad role model by facetiously saying she'd be a great one, but what I'm arguing is that she doesn't have a responsibility to BE a role model in the first place. She isn't assigned that duty, and it isn't her fault if people decide to follow her example. My point is, you shouldn't say that someone should or shouldn't do something if it isn't imposing on anyone else and it makes them happy. Also, how do you know her boyfriend HASN'T had a huge impact on her life? I'm fairly certain that if great friends are face-tat material, lifemates are too. Nobody is assigned to be a role model. And i have read this story before, she met him 24 hours before she got the tattoo. Shes just another stupid girl who does stupid things she will regret in the future. Then you can't use it as an argument that she's got a duty to uphold in being a good role model. Are they still together? i dont know, but i was just being sarcastic pointing out how she would not be a good role model with a tattoo of a guys name she had just met. if she had a little sister that adore her, would you think that tattoo was a good sign to her little sister? I understand what you were pointing out, and I was pointing out the meaninglessness of what you pointed out. I suppose her little sister might draw a different conclusion from that than what you do. #153
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| #133 - "if her boyfriend is in a high paying position" [+] (14 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -3 |
| Role model for who? Is she famous? Because I don't recognize her. I don't think she has a responsibility to be a role model for anyone. I do, you don't seem to understand the fragility of that argument though. im sorry, but there just isnt a sarcastic way of typing is there? The point is, you shouldnt tattoo someones name on you if they are not family, great friends or have done a huge impact on your life. No no, what I mean is that I recognized that your comment was sarcastic, but I disagree with the message sent regardless. You're saying that she would be a bad role model by facetiously saying she'd be a great one, but what I'm arguing is that she doesn't have a responsibility to BE a role model in the first place. She isn't assigned that duty, and it isn't her fault if people decide to follow her example. My point is, you shouldn't say that someone should or shouldn't do something if it isn't imposing on anyone else and it makes them happy. Also, how do you know her boyfriend HASN'T had a huge impact on her life? I'm fairly certain that if great friends are face-tat material, lifemates are too. Nobody is assigned to be a role model. And i have read this story before, she met him 24 hours before she got the tattoo. Shes just another stupid girl who does stupid things she will regret in the future. Then you can't use it as an argument that she's got a duty to uphold in being a good role model. Are they still together? i dont know, but i was just being sarcastic pointing out how she would not be a good role model with a tattoo of a guys name she had just met. if she had a little sister that adore her, would you think that tattoo was a good sign to her little sister? I understand what you were pointing out, and I was pointing out the meaninglessness of what you pointed out. I suppose her little sister might draw a different conclusion from that than what you do. #153
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| #105 - Actually, did you know that the origin of the dinner table is … [+] (14 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Communism | 0 |
| That's ridiculous, all you have to do is look at every single tribe today and how they share their food. Look at the many cultures worldwide whose dinner table consists of meals everyone shares. Even the Western dinner table is a completely shared experience. Everyone eats from the same pots and pans, and the portions are equal. You said the complete opposite. I'm arguing that meals are inherently communal, which they are, and you're arguing they're completely selfish. Also, you're wrong in saying all animals only care about themselves. This hasn't been an idea since the 1800's and is very obviously observable to be the contrary. That's the exact opposite of what I'm saying though. I was arguing that in a tribe of people, immediate family shared with immediate family, and even if someone outside of that group was more "deserving" of food, the family communally cared about themselves. Also, when I say tribes I'm talking Neolithic Era. Cave People. Also, I'm not saying Animals only care about themselves personally, rather, they care about themselves and those they consider part of their family. Ah, right, I misconstrued that then. But yes I would agree, though it is not an argument against communism. I wasn't really arguing against Communism. I support the idea; rather, I think the problem with Communism in practice is the essence of greed in mankind. People constantly need new stimulus, it's a survival tactic, and desiring more and more, even when they have enough to be perfectly happy, is an unfortunate side effect of that. Aye, but as proven by numerous experiments, altruism is the default state, not greed. Communists argue that it is better (not perfect, mind you) to have system which discourages greed and encourages altruism, than a system in the opposite. Perhaps so, but to eradicate greed entirely would be a herculean task. If there is even a seed of it in the right person it can cause way for problems and corruption. That's where communism reaches a problematic point; the only way to rid greed entirely is complete control and suppression. However, complete control and suppression is no longer altruism, creating more of a problem in the attempt to remove it, not to mention that if successful things go down the route of 1984 and no one is ever capable of free thought. Communists do not aim to eradicate greed, rather class relations. Even then I think you'd be hard pressed to find a communist who thinks "full communism" is realistic at all. Right, but for, as you put it, "full communism" to work, you'd need to eradicate greed. That said, could you explain to me how partial communism might work as opposed to full communism? Partial communism, which communists just call communism, is basically exactly the same as "full communism". Except that "full communism" is the utopian version where there is complete absence of class and state structure. It's the same as saying that there is no such thing as ultimate totalitarianism, as there cannot possibly be one person in control of everything. There is always a degree of freedom no matter how small. Ah, alright. Still, I feel the sense of Greed would keep a class system for ever properly being abolished. I see your point, and I agree. I'm pretty sure most communists would agree too, but that's not the whole point of communist theory. "Well at least it's better than capitalism". I do see some charm in market socialism and mutualism though, doing some reading on those subjects atm. Ah, right. Well, I'm no political mind myself. It's just come up quite frequently recently. | ||
| #131 - I like it. Seems kinky, and if her boyfriend is in a high payi… [+] (20 new replies) | 05/09/2013 on Can it get worse? | -5 |
| Well, that just depends on how many men named Rustle there are out there. Role model for who? Is she famous? Because I don't recognize her. I don't think she has a responsibility to be a role model for anyone. I do, you don't seem to understand the fragility of that argument though. im sorry, but there just isnt a sarcastic way of typing is there? The point is, you shouldnt tattoo someones name on you if they are not family, great friends or have done a huge impact on your life. No no, what I mean is that I recognized that your comment was sarcastic, but I disagree with the message sent regardless. You're saying that she would be a bad role model by facetiously saying she'd be a great one, but what I'm arguing is that she doesn't have a responsibility to BE a role model in the first place. She isn't assigned that duty, and it isn't her fault if people decide to follow her example. My point is, you shouldn't say that someone should or shouldn't do something if it isn't imposing on anyone else and it makes them happy. Also, how do you know her boyfriend HASN'T had a huge impact on her life? I'm fairly certain that if great friends are face-tat material, lifemates are too. Nobody is assigned to be a role model. And i have read this story before, she met him 24 hours before she got the tattoo. Shes just another stupid girl who does stupid things she will regret in the future. Then you can't use it as an argument that she's got a duty to uphold in being a good role model. Are they still together? i dont know, but i was just being sarcastic pointing out how she would not be a good role model with a tattoo of a guys name she had just met. if she had a little sister that adore her, would you think that tattoo was a good sign to her little sister? I understand what you were pointing out, and I was pointing out the meaninglessness of what you pointed out. I suppose her little sister might draw a different conclusion from that than what you do. #153
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| #221 - He was part of a Mortar Squad. | 05/09/2013 on Lovely Grandma | 0 |
| #17 - Smart Paper. It has nanochips inside the paper. | 05/08/2013 on Laser pinball | +4 |
| #40 - Sableye...... | 05/07/2013 on Pokemon and Dating | +1 |
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I am quite fond of you find sir, you make valid arguments and seem like a decent human being :OOOOO
Haha, I don't personally pick on football players, there is always a douchebag in EVERY place in life. Like hell, I know a player football player, my player ex who was a skater, I know a redneck who beat his 14yr old pregnant girlfriend, I know a teacher who beat his wife. There are assholes everywhere, they arent just all packed in a football team haha
Yeah, assholes know no bounds. the stereotype is always about the football players picking on the drama geeks, but honestly, I think nowadays football players have to deal with more shit about being gay than thesbians do during high school.
Like most football players are chillin with the cheerleaders who are ironically also band geeks who also associate with drama kids who associate with goths who associate with punks who associate with emos who associate with rappers (poetry=rap) and rappers associate with blacks and blacks associate with rednecks soooo in the end, there arent any real stereotypes anymore, just ignorant people
Anatomy and History suggest otherwise, Like I said in my reply though, just because it is unnatural, doesn't mean it isn't part of who you are. You need to accept that. I'm a sick and unnatural person, but I accept that, I practice it, and I'm happy because I do. There is no point in changing what can't be changed, and there is no point in trying to make something that is wrong seem right.
Anatomy and history aren't necessarily correct though, now are they? And you realize it is not just humans that are gay, they have seen a number of species of birds also practicing homosexual acts, among other species. And I'm not saying you have to change, but even if you keep think it is unnatural, doesn't mean it is. And are you saying that being gay is wrong and you can't make it right?
Well, the basics, yes, they are. And you realize new species are discovered every day, which means that being gay among the animals is still unnatural and different comparatively?
What I am saying is that it IS unnatural, but that doesn't mean you need to change it, and it is just ridiculous to try to say it is normal when it's not. I'm saying that being gay is something that you must accept, realize is different, and revel in that difference. I'm in to watersports and bondage, I realize it is sick and wrong, I accept that, I live out my fetish because it is part of me, and it makes me happy. Gays shouldn't try to force others to think something is right when it clearly isn't, they should simply accept the fact that they are gay, and that is different, and be happy the way they are.
What I am saying is that it IS unnatural, but that doesn't mean you need to change it, and it is just ridiculous to try to say it is normal when it's not. I'm saying that being gay is something that you must accept, realize is different, and revel in that difference. I'm in to watersports and bondage, I realize it is sick and wrong, I accept that, I live out my fetish because it is part of me, and it makes me happy. Gays shouldn't try to force others to think something is right when it clearly isn't, they should simply accept the fact that they are gay, and that is different, and be happy the way they are.
Does it matter if something is different? No, it doesn't, nor does it make it wrong.
And what is wrong with having those sort of fetishes? I don't think it is wrong if it makes you happy.
And gays aren't trying to force people that being gay is right, they are just trying to be accepted. So many gay people kill themselves because they are called unnatural and gross. So who is more sick, the guy that happens to like another guy, or the people driving them to kill themselves?
As long as there happy, people should just accept them as they are.
And what is wrong with having those sort of fetishes? I don't think it is wrong if it makes you happy.
And gays aren't trying to force people that being gay is right, they are just trying to be accepted. So many gay people kill themselves because they are called unnatural and gross. So who is more sick, the guy that happens to like another guy, or the people driving them to kill themselves?
As long as there happy, people should just accept them as they are.
Being a psychologist, I can hardly say that someone who has a belief that is negative is any more sick than a person who has an unnatural sexual preference.
Something that is unnatural is wrong, but there should not be unhappiness because you are wrong. There should be acceptance of it. Wrong and bad are two different things, and that is what I think is the mistake people make.
It is wrong to have the fetishes I have because they aren't normal or natural, and aren't beneficial to reproduction, it is only out of happiness and pleasure that I do it, it is wrong, but I accept that, it isn't bad, just because it's wrong.
Something that is unnatural is wrong, but there should not be unhappiness because you are wrong. There should be acceptance of it. Wrong and bad are two different things, and that is what I think is the mistake people make.
It is wrong to have the fetishes I have because they aren't normal or natural, and aren't beneficial to reproduction, it is only out of happiness and pleasure that I do it, it is wrong, but I accept that, it isn't bad, just because it's wrong.
Why is being gay even labled as 'unnatural'? What about it makes it that? Because it doesn't help with reproduction? Alright, you say your fetish is wrong because it doesn't help reproduction, but if you haven't noticed, we just hit 7o billion people. We don't need to keep reproducing.
We don't NEED to, but reproduction is the only natural reason for sex. It is labeled as unnatural because it IS. Like I said, science proves so. I'm not sure if you read my other comments at all, but I mentioned I am a hellenic polytheist. The ancient greeks were known for being openly gay, but the religion also shares a philosophy of accepting that just because something isn't unnatural, doesn't make bad, and true happiness can only be found through acceptance of what is unnatural, you need to accept what is wrong with you the same way you accept what is right about you.
I understand that, but still, just because science proves something, doesn't make it correct. Anyway, that is actually pretty cool that you are a hellenic polytheist, and I get what you mean when you say just because something is unnatural, doesn't make it bad, and that you just have to accept something to be happy even if it is 'unnatural'.
Even though you don't support gays, you are clearly not overly against it, and you actually have some very interesting views, so I apologize for insulting you earlier :)
Even though you don't support gays, you are clearly not overly against it, and you actually have some very interesting views, so I apologize for insulting you earlier :)
That fair enough. But, you catch more flies with honey than you do vinegar. Believe it or not, even people that are homophobic or put up an angry first impression are willing to appeal to reason if you probe them with questions, reply in a generally calm manner, and make strong points. Isn't the point of the argument to get the other party to see your side?

