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Debate:Should gay marriage be allowed? (view source)
Revision as of 15:35, June 1, 2013
, 15:35, June 1, 2013→This Discussion is Pure Lunacy
So what if Tom and Larry want to marry. Let them do it, so that we can all stop whining about this and focus on the economy.
So what if Tom and Larry want to marry. Let them do it, so that we can all stop whining about this and focus on the economy.
Does Jesus say go out and condemn everyone and judge them. No. God is the judge, he can interpret the scripture and know his laws for life better than anyone and you better believe it. Let them marry, let them polute the world, whatever you call it. Maybe gay people need something more than judgement and restrictions, maybe, just maybe, they need an understanding and a faith in Jesus. What good is preventing them from marrying anyways, if you lift the restrictions they will marry again. It would be hard for a republican presidential canidate to go out and say gay marrige should be allowed because it sounds like they are accepting gayness as good. These kind of questions are best not answered by the masses, but it is the price we pay for having a controlled govornment by popular (ish, in the case of the president) vote. --[[User:Mdamber|Mdamber]] 11:35, 1 June 2013 (EDT)
==Yes==
==Yes==
Yes, it should be allowed. For all too long, there has been discrimination in this country. For instance, racism was considered normal for a long time. However, although people might think that there is no discrimination going on in America today, there is prejudice against the homosexual population. The discrimination is that they are denied their free right to, well, equal rights. The right of being married. One of this country's fundamental principals was to have everyone come here and be equals. Although that promise wasn't necessarily held up (slaves are still people, yet they were still imprisoned for many years after this country was founded), do we need to fight another war in order to try to get homosexual marriage allowed (a very long stretch, but you get the point). Discrimination was tolerated at one point in America. Can't we leave that point behind us? --[[User:Rocky|Rocky]]
Yes, it should be allowed. For all too long, there has been discrimination in this country. For instance, racism was considered normal for a long time. However, although people might think that there is no discrimination going on in America today, there is prejudice against the homosexual population. The discrimination is that they are denied their free right to, well, equal rights. The right of being married. One of this country's fundamental principals was to have everyone come here and be equals. Although that promise wasn't necessarily held up (slaves are still people, yet they were still imprisoned for many years after this country was founded), do we need to fight another war in order to try to get homosexual marriage allowed (a very long stretch, but you get the point). Discrimination was tolerated at one point in America. Can't we leave that point behind us? --[[User:Rocky|Rocky]]