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Light Assassin
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Just let people do what they want is what I believe.
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Catalyst11
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I personally view it as discrimination. Even though the American Government was created through religion, there is nothing in the bible against homosexuals(I think) which would not make it religious at all.
------- People are inherently stupid. Under the right circumstances they will believe anything.
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9:53 pm on Oct. 26, 2008 | Joined: Nov. 2007 | Days Active: 266 Join to learn more about Catalyst11 North Carolina, United States | Straight Male | Posts: 4,392 | Points: 7,311
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Quote: from Catalyst11 at 10:53 pm on Oct. 26, 2008
I personally view it as discrimination. Even though the American Government was created through religion, there is nothing in the bible against homosexuals(I think) which would not make it religious at all.
Actually in the bible they say that it is an "abomination", and religious people vote to make it illegal cause they have some weird thought in their head that we are "taking away" from "true" marriage.
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The Last Magister
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I believe it's alright to be married according to the state, I just find it unreasonable for homosexuals to demand marriage under religions that openly condemn homosexuality, such as Catholicism.
------- I'm not wasted potential, you're just not worth my time. The impossibility of perfection will tear me apart. There's only so much you can do. The Broken.
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snowfish
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I think that the state should stay out of marriage and only grant civil unions to both straight and gay couples.
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9:58 pm on Oct. 26, 2008 | Joined: Feb. 2006 | Days Active: 682 Join to learn more about snowfish Massachusetts, United States | Female | Posts: 11,678 | Points: 25,960
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Catalyst11
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Quote: from xsharpi at 9:55 pm on Oct. 26, 2008
Quote: from Catalyst11 at 10:53 pm on Oct. 26, 2008
I personally view it as discrimination. Even though the American Government was created through religion, there is nothing in the bible against homosexuals(I think) which would not make it religious at all.
Actually in the bible they say that it is an "abomination", and religious people vote to make it illegal cause they have some weird thought in their head that we are "taking away" from "true" marriage.
Ah well then it is "religiously right" but it's still discrimination, so Im against it. Let homosexuals love who they love, it's not like they're going and killing the firstborn child of every family. Homosexuality is no big deal. people just make it into one.
------- People are inherently stupid. Under the right circumstances they will believe anything.
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10:01 pm on Oct. 26, 2008 | Joined: Nov. 2007 | Days Active: 266 Join to learn more about Catalyst11 North Carolina, United States | Straight Male | Posts: 4,392 | Points: 7,311
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exceedinglyrare
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Quote: from xsharpi at 12:51 am on Oct. 27, 2008
Making it illegal, is it a bit too religious of the law? Why or why not? I personally view outlawing it, to be discrimination... and it seems to force religion on people who don't exactly believe the same thing? What do you think? 
Believe it or not, there are people who oppose it from non-religious standpoints. I know there are a lot of people who are opposed to the federal government making it law for all of the states rather than the states and the individuals in the states deciding for themselves. As far as outlawing it goes, you don't need to be religious to believe that marriage is defined as being between one man and one woman. Personally...I don't really think that the government has any business in marriage anyway, and that couples, regardless of relationship or gender, should be able to enter into civil partnerships with the legal benefits of marriage (read: visitation rights, that sort of thing), but that's just me.
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Blackadder
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Quote: from exceedinglyrare at 6:06 pm on Oct. 27, 2008
Quote: from xsharpi at 12:51 am on Oct. 27, 2008
Making it illegal, is it a bit too religious of the law? Why or why not? I personally view outlawing it, to be discrimination... and it seems to force religion on people who don't exactly believe the same thing? What do you think? 
Believe it or not, there are people who oppose it from non-religious standpoints. I know there are a lot of people who are opposed to the federal government making it law for all of the states rather than the states and the individuals in the states deciding for themselves. As far as outlawing it goes, you don't need to be religious to believe that marriage is defined as being between one man and one woman. Personally...I don't really think that the government has any business in marriage anyway, and that couples, regardless of relationship or gender, should be able to enter into civil partnerships with the legal benefits of marriage (read: visitation rights, that sort of thing), but that's just me. 
as soon as you start confering legal benifits, the government must - simply out of necesscity - step in.
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whoami111
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Pretty much what most people have already said above; it is a discrimination. Also, forgive my ignorance but does every law has to be based on the bible?
------- Anyone can make great ideas, but it does not make them a genius; true geniuses proves his ideas works.
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