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quasievil01

quasievil01

Edmonton, AB
April 2004

FEB 24, 2005 08:27 AM

Traditional Values Coalition

...taking us back to the Stone Age through propaganda...

In their own words: Homosexual activists reveal their real agenda.
Homosexuals claim they want the "right" to get married and live normal lives just like heterosexual married couples.

The truth is, however, that the drive to gain legalization of so-called "gay" or "same-sex" marriage is part of a larger sexual agenda. Homosexual activists are now beginning to openly admit that they don't want to marry just to have a normal home life. They want same-sex marriage as a way of destroying the concept of marriage altogether-and of introducing polygamy and polyamory (group sex) as "families."

They are finally admitting what the Traditional Values Coalition (TVC) has been saying for years: Their ultimate goal is to abolish all prohibitions against sex with multiple partners.



... I've also viewed another article in which a Minister claims to have journeyed to Africa and found living Dinosaurs, in order to disprove evolution. It frightens me that people read this and swallow it whole.

Now wonder the God is called a "shepherd" because the people who follow him truly are sheep...


Admiral_Pants

Admiral_Pants

Austin, TX
May 2004

FEB 24, 2005 08:53 AM

quasievil said:

Now wonder the God is called a "shepherd" because the people who follow him truly are sheep...


I always thought it was because He was going to shave and/or eat me.

_El_Zilcho_

_El_Zilcho_

Framingham, MA
April 2003

FEB 24, 2005 08:59 AM

I always thought that gay marriage was a plot by our alien masters to accelerate the extinction of the human race. Guess I was wrong.

Fenchurch

Fenchurch

SUICIDEGIRL

Texas, USA

FEB 24, 2005 10:23 AM

ExcitableBoy said:

quasievil said:

Now wonder the God is called a "shepherd" because the people who follow him truly are sheep...


I always thought it was because He was going to shave and/or eat me.




HOT! Especially in that order.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

FEB 24, 2005 10:41 AM

How does it stand a chance? Easy, these people don't run things, it's like a shriek of defiance against progress which is inevitable. Every major social evolution like this one eventually takes hold and becomes the norm in our society, it's happening. 20 years from now the idea of gay marriage will be totally no big deal. There will still be some religious fundamentalists who decry it, I mean they interpret their religion a certain way, what are you gonna do? But this country isn't a theocracy and eventually all of the social liberations will come to pass. Except maybe for the legalization of drugs.

Of course, I can't smoke in a bar, but who the fuck cares about that?

likes21butts

likes21butts

Rocky Point, NY
December 2004

FEB 24, 2005 10:45 AM

I think that if this is indeed the activist gay agenda, that it would be liberating for all people. Marriage is an archaic institution from an age when the average life expectancy was much less than it is today. For those monogamous marriages that last 30, 40, 50 years I think "wonderful". But this archaic institution should not be the model that is forced on everyone. Progressive change is a good thing. In this matter, I think the more a person is permitted to choose his/her lifestyle the better

Tadzi

Tadzi

Greeley, CO
April 2003

FEB 24, 2005 10:46 AM

PsychoMagnet said:
How does it stand a chance? Easy, these people don't run things, it's like a shriek of defiance against progress which is inevitable. Every major social evolution like this one eventually takes hold and becomes the norm in our society, it's happening. 20 years from now the idea of gay marriage will be totally no big deal. There will still be some religious fundamentalists who decry it, I mean they interpret their religion a certain way, what are you gonna do? But this country isn't a theocracy and eventually all of the social liberations will come to pass. Except maybe for the legalization of drugs.

Of course, I can't smoke in a bar, but who the fuck cares about that?




i think youre right, but i dont think it will be that quickly. it will be better for gays in 20 years, but not, "no big deal." think of the way blacks are treated now, as opposed to in the 60s. its leaps and bounds better, but we are far from where we could be.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

FEB 24, 2005 10:52 AM

likes21butts said:
I think that if this is indeed the activist gay agenda, that it would be liberating for all people. Marriage is an archaic institution from an age when the average life expectancy was much less than it is today. For those monogamous marriages that last 30, 40, 50 years I think "wonderful". But this archaic institution should not be the model that is forced on everyone. Progressive change is a good thing. In this matter, I think the more a person is permitted to choose his/her lifestyle the better



Who is it forced on though?

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

FEB 24, 2005 10:55 AM

Tadzi said:

PsychoMagnet said:
How does it stand a chance? Easy, these people don't run things, it's like a shriek of defiance against progress which is inevitable. Every major social evolution like this one eventually takes hold and becomes the norm in our society, it's happening. 20 years from now the idea of gay marriage will be totally no big deal. There will still be some religious fundamentalists who decry it, I mean they interpret their religion a certain way, what are you gonna do? But this country isn't a theocracy and eventually all of the social liberations will come to pass. Except maybe for the legalization of drugs.

Of course, I can't smoke in a bar, but who the fuck cares about that?




i think youre right, but i dont think it will be that quickly. it will be better for gays in 20 years, but not, "no big deal." think of the way blacks are treated now, as opposed to in the 60s. its leaps and bounds better, but we are far from where we could be.



I was standing on a subway platform in downtown Chicago yesterday, and I realied that I was, as a white guy, definitely a minority. There were black and white and asian and latin people, all standing side by side. There were interracial couples a plenty and I thought, "This is nice." I realize it's not like that everywhere, so maybe my view is a little distorted.

luckyride

luckyride

Portland, OR
May 2003

FEB 24, 2005 10:56 AM

what a retarded piece of propaganda.


and don't lump all of us christians together quasievil, i certainly don't support this and don't appreciate being called a sheep.

quasievil said:
Now wonder the God is called a "shepherd" because the people who follow him truly are sheep...



your generalizations aren't as bad as the TVC's, but you are still generalizing.

likes21butts

likes21butts

Rocky Point, NY
December 2004

FEB 24, 2005 11:03 AM

PsychoMagnet said:

Who is it forced on though?
I imagine that most people that read these forums don't agree with many conventional mores of society. But for those that do, and that is the majority of people, society, family and religious leaders have a strong influence. So for many that want to live by societal mores, they are "forced" into the only model that is accepted.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

FEB 24, 2005 11:08 AM

likes21butts said:
PsychoMagnet said:

Who is it forced on though?
I imagine that most people that read these forums don't agree with many conventional mores of society. But for those that do, and that is the majority of people, society, family and religious leaders have a strong influence. So for many that want to live by societal mores, they are "forced" into the only model that is accepted.



i hear ya.

Tadzi

Tadzi

Greeley, CO
April 2003

FEB 24, 2005 11:10 AM

PsychoMagnet said:

Tadzi said:

PsychoMagnet said:
How does it stand a chance? Easy, these people don't run things, it's like a shriek of defiance against progress which is inevitable. Every major social evolution like this one eventually takes hold and becomes the norm in our society, it's happening. 20 years from now the idea of gay marriage will be totally no big deal. There will still be some religious fundamentalists who decry it, I mean they interpret their religion a certain way, what are you gonna do? But this country isn't a theocracy and eventually all of the social liberations will come to pass. Except maybe for the legalization of drugs.

Of course, I can't smoke in a bar, but who the fuck cares about that?




i think youre right, but i dont think it will be that quickly. it will be better for gays in 20 years, but not, "no big deal." think of the way blacks are treated now, as opposed to in the 60s. its leaps and bounds better, but we are far from where we could be.



I was standing on a subway platform in downtown Chicago yesterday, and I realied that I was, as a white guy, definitely a minority. There were black and white and asian and latin people, all standing side by side. There were interracial couples a plenty and I thought, "This is nice." I realize it's not like that everywhere, so maybe my view is a little distorted.



it really is a nice thing when you can see that. and, like i said, i agreed with your original statement. not just that peoples outlooks will improve in the future and people, as a whole will become more tolerative, but that this is being blown out of proportion. a great many people on this site will take any and every opportunity to lash out at chistianity.

Bondgirl

Bondgirl

Aberdeen, SD
February 2004

FEB 24, 2005 11:15 AM

Is that site seriously anti-homosexual or are they joking?

Idjit

Idjit

HOPEFUL

I'm lost

FEB 24, 2005 11:30 AM

Fenchurch said:

ExcitableBoy said:

quasievil said:

Now wonder the God is called a "shepherd" because the people who follow him truly are sheep...


I always thought it was because He was going to shave and/or eat me.




HOT! Especially in that order.



Bwahahahaaaa! biggrin

abadinfluence

abadinfluence

Canada
July 2003

FEB 24, 2005 11:33 AM

" The" "World" "Stand" "A" and "Chance" don't go together unless "Doesn't" is in between "World" and "Stand".

Venice

Venice

SUICIDEGIRL

USA

FEB 24, 2005 11:52 AM

I would just like to point out really quietly here that not all Christians are morons and have ridiculous ideas. The Episcopol Church is taking a lot of shit right now because it ordained an openly gay bishop. It's losing a lot of members and facing a potential break with the church of England, which would be pretty devestating for it. Just wanted to put that out there...

(And no, I'm not religioius, but I was raised Episcopalian, and my dad's an Episcopalian minister, and therefore, I know a few decent Christians. Not a lot, mind you, but a few.)

abadinfluence

abadinfluence

Canada
July 2003

FEB 24, 2005 12:30 PM

I hate to throw a devils advocate type post here ... but Venice ... don't you think that the fact that there is so much uproar over the appointment kinda throws off your first sentence?

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

FEB 24, 2005 12:39 PM

Venice said:
I would just like to point out really quietly here that not all Christians are morons and have ridiculous ideas. The Episcopol Church is taking a lot of shit right now because it ordained an openly gay bishop. It's losing a lot of members and facing a potential break with the church of England, which would be pretty devestating for it. Just wanted to put that out there...

(And no, I'm not religioius, but I was raised Episcopalian, and my dad's an Episcopalian minister, and therefore, I know a few decent Christians. Not a lot, mind you, but a few.)



I'll take it a step further and say that most Christians that i know are decent. The vast majority of Christians aren't a bunch of evangelicals. Except the ones I met in the joint. wink

Idjit

Idjit

HOPEFUL

I'm lost

FEB 24, 2005 12:42 PM

abadinfluence said:
I hate to throw a devils advocate type post here ... but Venice ... don't you think that the fact that there is so much uproar over the appointment kinda throws off your first sentence?



I personally don't think so. Religions aren't static belief systems - they evolve as people's values change. It's occurred since the dawn of Religion, and modern-day fundamentalism is a reaction to this fact.

Venice

Venice

SUICIDEGIRL

USA

FEB 24, 2005 01:11 PM

abadinfluence said:
I hate to throw a devils advocate type post here ... but Venice ... don't you think that the fact that there is so much uproar over the appointment kinda throws off your first sentence?



Well, no, since what I said was "not all Christians" and later I even said not most Christians. So yes, there is an uproar, but the fact that there is something to be uproarious againts implies that there are some decent people there in the first place.

abadinfluence

abadinfluence

Canada
July 2003

FEB 24, 2005 01:12 PM

To clear it up a bit ... I am by no means saying that all Christians/God believers are morons.

Mostly close minded ... hells yes ... morons ... not so much.

I know some amazing Christians and I know some really uppity holier-than-thou Christians.


To me - the Church should have zero % say in what defines a marriage. They SHOULD be the "open minded" people that most of them claim to be and just sit back and allow people to marry whom they choose.

If Steve and Frank wanna get married and have butt sex - fine. It doesn't affect me ... nor does it them.

The fact that a gay bishop was appointed does show signs of change and tolerance ... but the fact that mass amounts of that specific form of religions followers are boycotting what they believe in because of a gay person leading them ... that doesn't say "evolution" or "open mind" at all ... it says "I'm gonna plant my feet firmly and stick with my guns on this - gays are a lower class citizen."

At least that's how I take it.

Venice

Venice

SUICIDEGIRL

USA

FEB 24, 2005 01:20 PM

I know, and actually I agree with you on all of that. I just wanted to point out that there are a few who aren't quite as closed minded. And I'm actually really curious to see how they pull through this whole mess.

Idjit

Idjit

HOPEFUL

I'm lost

FEB 24, 2005 01:21 PM

abadinfluence said:
The fact that a gay bishop was appointed does show signs of change and tolerance ... but the fact that mass amounts of that specific form of religions followers are boycotting what they believe in because of a gay person leading them ... that doesn't say "evolution" or "open mind" at all ... it says "I'm gonna plant my feet firmly and stick with my guns on this - gays are a lower class citizen."



Whatever. It is evolving. People in general are conservative and resistant to change. Homophobia is a global phenomenon that knows no bounds - buddhists are homophobic, Christians, Jews, atheists, everyone - it has nothing to do with dogma and everything to do with people not being comfortable with things unfamiliar to them. Change like this has to occur slowly over time, and it is inevitable that you will see people resisting something they feel (for whatever reason) is morally corrupt.

Keep in mind that people were having these same exact conversations about women and blacks - someday it will all be a distant memory. Meanwhile, cut people a little slack. It's great that you're a little further along in the ideas that you will accept, but it's not as simple as shaking people and saying "be rational". If your life hasn't primed you to accept a new idea, you will most likely reject it regardless of how many people try to calmly explain in rational terms why you should accept it.

aksiokersa

aksiokersa

I'm lost
October 2004

FEB 26, 2005 05:41 AM

Ha!
That's just silly.

Everyone knows that gays want to get married so they can adopt children and convert them to the gay lifestyle, then push the laws even further so that they can marry all the pigs and goats and sheep, so every living thing will be gay and thus never procreate and the world will die.

Doy!
smile

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