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Old 11-30-2006, 12:11 PM   #9
9th Engineer
Bioengineer and aspiring lawer
 
Join Date: Apr 2006
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Originally Posted by Aliantha
Why can't you make one decision for the sake of that particular decision then worry about the next one when it happens?
Is that seriously how you vote? Or for that matter make any decisions in life??

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Originally Posted by Aliantha
From my perspective, I support gay marriage. I'm not sure what i think about polygamous marriages and so don't really have a point of view on that as yet other than that if all parties love each other then it would seem fair.

Do you see the reasoning. One thing at a time. Might make life easier for yourself.
You are basically telling me you have a blind devotion to the cause and really aren't basing your decision on an underlying set of principles. Are you trying to come across as a siren in that last line? 'Don't think ahead, just do what feels right, it'll be easy'. I wouldn't be this far in life if I followed advice like that.

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9th, you obviously recognize the legitimate point of view regarding gay marriage,
If you want to phrase it that way then I certainly do, I oppose it.


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I could give a fuck what anyone else thinks or says. I disagree with his destructive, exclusionary, opinion, that could spread and continue the trend that harms others... so I disagree.
Nice little attack and retreat there rkzenrage, care to provide an explanation of your own logic?
I am a Libertarian at heart, I am, but I am not stupid enough to pretend I live an a libertarian society. For example, I'd love to see a world in which everyone is responsible for themselves and we don't need a welfare system, but I certainly wouldn't vote for a measure to eliminate welfare from our current system.
And for the last time, love is NOT a human right.
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