For or against Gay Marriage

[Ultra Fox]

That video makes Tommy Wiseau's acting look good.

It doesn't matter if you're straight, bi, gay, or whatever. It's America, and you should have the right to be married to anyone.

[WildSimba]

Added a poll to the thread. Feel free to vote. :3

And I'm *mostly* on the gay side. You don't think I get grossed out when I see a straight couple kiss and show affection? I find it just as unnatural as you do for a gay person to do it. Why should anyone be flaunting their relationships around in public, even straight people? I never have, and it's wrong that other people do it, because all it does it annoy people.

I just don't understand why that makes you hate an entire group of people, when a ton of straight people do it as well, and in fact if anything, I've seen more straight people around here showing off their relationships. So why is it wrong if I want to?

[FlipMode]

[quote="Shadowfax"]
And Flip, I know straight people can be just as bad with not shutting up about their other half and I am not at all like that. =3[/quote]

[quote="Shadowfax Custom text"] 2 years together <3[/quote]

do go on

[Woeler]

[quote="Shadowfax"][quote="Woeler1"][quote="Shadowfax"] I am not saying all homosexuals are like that.[/quote]
I think we can safely say that far from all homosexuals are like that. It's only the ones you see on tv, which is like 0.001%[/quote]

And unfortunately a lot of the homosexuals I have encountered.

And Flip, I know straight people can be just as bad with not shutting up about their other half and I am not at all like that. =3[/quote]
Then why do you agree with those people marrying, but gay people who do the same can't?
Seems hypocritical to me
[quote="Shadowfax"]Yes if your not blowing it in my face, no if you are.[/quote]

[WildSimba]

I edited my last post in case anyone missed it you should look at it.

[Woeler]

[quote]The idea of the American Dream is rooted in the United States Declaration of Independence which proclaims that "all men are created equal"[/quote]
Except gay people. We don't like them, just like we didn't like black people 70 years ago.

[TheLionPrince]

I have discussed my opinion on gay marriage in other threads on this forum. So, read the "Election Day 2012" thread for my opinion on the topic.

But, may I ask: Are people born "gay"? Isn't it a choice? Has the "gay" gene ever been found yet?

[WildSimba]

[quote="TheLionPrince"]I have discussed my opinion on gay marriage in other threads on this forum. So, read the "Election Day 2012" thread for my opinion on the topic.

But, may I ask: Are people born "gay"? Isn't it a choice? Has the "gay" gene ever been found yet?[/quote]

It's not a choice. I can tell you from personal experience that I've always felt this way, even as a child. To say it's a choice is totally ignorant and I hate when people say that. Do you have a choice that you're straight? Is there some sort of straight gene that needs to be found?

[Woeler]

[quote="TheLionPrince"]I have discussed my opinion on gay marriage in other threads on this forum. So, read the "Election Day 2012" thread for my opinion on the topic.

But, may I ask: Are people born "gay"? Isn't it a choice? Has the "gay" gene ever been found yet?[/quote]
No, people choose to be gay in order to be persecuted and denied freedom by people like you. They want it, they love being oppressed and persecuted.

Homosexuality is a biological phenomenon.

First, twin studies. Recent studies have found that when one identical twin is gay, there is a 52 percent chance the other is also gay; if one fraternal twin is gay, the probability the other twin is gay drops to 22 percent; and if one separate-birth sibling is gay, there is only a 6 percent to 10 percent chance another sibling will be gay. This indicates both heritability and that something environmental (probably hormone levels in utero) is at play. This is reinforced by the fact that more recent studies have indicated that when identical twins share an amniotic sack, they nearly always have the same orientation, gay or straight.

Look also at studies on fraternal birth order. Ray Blanchard and colleagues discovered accidentally that each time a woman gives birth to a son, the chance that the boy will be gay increases by about 30 percent. Older sisters do not affect the probability, only older brothers. Blanchard argues that this indicates an immunoresponse by the mother to the presence of a male child.

There are also studies that have shown differences in finger length between heterosexuals and homosexuals. The results of these studies have been verified and reproduced.

Sexuality is about as much a “choice” as handedness is.

Now, where is your evidence? And please don't say the bible or any religious website
Fact is: There is NO scientifical evidence that being gay is a choice

[quote="WildSimba"]Do you have a choice that you're straight? Is there some sort of straight gene that needs to be found?[/quote]
The perfect counter argument. Well thought!

[FlipMode]

^Of course its not a choice. And the gay gene is still a theory as far as I know. And I would state my opinion on what makes a person gay but last time I talked about sexual subjects on here Moka told me off for it so better not lol. Plus Woeler covered it already =)