06/09/2007 05:45:53 AM EST
posted by Beyondhiv
For some if there was a gay male at say one of the military academies....he WOULD be treated like a woman.
So I did a double take when I read that because I saw two interpretations.
--- Truth To Power
How about health screenings for these illegal immigrants?
O, nope can't do that- that's a "deal breaker" for the left...
"...it is not OK for KenTX to speak of gays with amusement?"
It IS okay. Homosexuality has changed a lot in the public spotlight, but one thing that hasn't changed: It has always been funny, just as sex of any type has always been funny. And it will never stop being funny to somebody.
Ken's spicy brand of humor must be like a blowtorch in the ear of BytchBang, who has recently proclaimed himself to be a wide-eyed, innocent defender of equal rights for people of all sexual preferences. I hope this small rift doesn't mean ending the duo's historic relationship.
"just as sex of any type has always been funny"
Well, given a couple minutes, I can think of a couple kinds of sex that aren't really funny...but you get my point.
"Especially, when a leftoid like OHK, MrFred, or others use the lable to discredit a politically opposing point of view"
You're right, that WOULD be heinous. Good thing I've never done it.
Hmmm. No answer. So, was that an empty accusation? Yeah, thought so.
I've never used the gay label for the purpose of discrediting someone's political position (and I don't foresee myself ever having to do so, either). I don't think MrFred has, either, come to think of it. Maybe you could find us some evidence to the contrary. Or, maybe next time you could think before you unhinge your jaw.
"This would give all parents the option of either aborting or delivering a gay baby."
That certainly would alter the demographics (that is, which parents are more likely to have abortions). Imagine right wingers fighting tooth and nail for the right to choose because they're too embarrassed to introduce anyone as "my gay son." Anyone who said the right wing has no shame is wrong; on the contrary, they have a keen, irresistable, all-dwarfing sense of shame.
"They can't feel pain or think or anything."
Exactly. There's hope for you yet.
Can't give a "intelectually honest" answer?
You have to hide behind some "constitutional framework"
Once again
Since you have no problem with homosexuals and you do not fear homosexuals and you are not encumbered by the moral concerns of the extreme Christian right, Gay marriage should not be a problem right?
Yes or No Mr Empathy ?
I have posted my views many times over the years; primarily in the forums linked to in my earlier articles. I will be posting them again here. (soon I hope) However, I have learned over the years that many people are "discoverers". They like to come to their own conclusions by thinking for themselves. In fact, I would place myself in that category.
So, I thought that it would be (both) fun and effective to provide my "non religious based" (and) Constitutionally sound basis for banning elective abortions... by posting a sampling of questions that I have asked of myself... in my personal quest for the truth.... specifically with regard to the questions "when does a person's life and rights begin?" And, whether or not the perceived right to have "elective" abortions are rights which are in fact Constitutionally sound. Please answer these questions and share your conclusions with myself and the rest of my readers. (For added depth, I have added questions which get to the basis for several of my other positions, as well) Enjoy!
My friend ChuzLife and I have assembled a series of questions designed to assist willing participants in their own discovery as to what the non-religious, yet Constitutional basis is... for the opposition to many of the hot button items in the leftist agenda. (namely; elective abortion, gun control, gay marriage)
Its also instructive to note that Chuz never once demanded readers answer the questionnaire. He used the word "share" which means to give part of what one has to somebody else to use or consume. Sharing is generally voluntary. Mandatory sharing has many names robbery, extortion or as KenTX would say ; taxation.
So exactly which questions did you assemble BorrowBang? Its also interesting that Chuz never once mentions gun control, gay marriage in the preface to his questionnaire. Not one time. I would think if you collaborated with Chuz for that purpose he would have said something about those subjects . Alas he does not. Why is that? Its also obvious you have never read the references Chuz so painstakingly put together...himself. If so ,you would know what the founders,the appellate courts and SCOTUS and say about sedition and dissent in the references linked in Question 1.
That history reflect[s] a broad consensus that the Sedition Act, because of the restraint it imposed upon criticism of government and public officials, was inconsistent with the First Amendment.'' The ''central meaning'' discerned by the Court, quoting Madison's comment that in a republican government ''the censorial power is in the people over the Government, and not in the Government over the people,'' is that ''[t]he right of free public discussion of the stewardship of public officials was thus, in Madison's view, a fundamental principle of the American form of government.''
See question 1 of " your " questionaire.http://www.theyoungturks.co m/story/2007/6/4/232141/950 7
there are many things I never acomplished in my life;
Climbing Mount Everest, porking Irene Desmond and now sadly, I don't have BorrowBangs respect. What to do?
Perhaps if I developed a constitutionally sound legal argument against recycling do you think that would do the trick?
I wish I could help you but I just cant seem to find a questionnaire that helps me "discover" the basis for my beliefs. I like to come to my own conclusions by thinking for myself.