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MerkaMerka

Oh no. who will do the pledge of allegiance now!

Also lol gaywad. Personally he's still a kid so he shouldn't ruin his fun AS a kid to bring a point. Because most chances is no one will ever really listen.

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Jin-Roh

True, because we are too busy reading it online.

~Roh

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mazul

Exactly the problem with this whole gay marriage situation. Where do we draw the line? It smells like populism.

DarkAztaroth

Well polygamy doesn't work too well with the current marriage system, if you have many wives, how to we share the money when you divorce ? How will their marriage bank account work ? But this problem isn't there with gay marriage since it's only one person :S Also, how come you can marry a perfect stranger of the opposite sex, but not someone of the same sex you've been with for, let's say, 10 years? :S

There's no LOGICAL reason not to allow gay marriage.

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Nogardreyals

IF men are gay, more girls for us. I see this as a good thing

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Oisterboy

Nope they brain wash them every morning with that crap.

I can see singing the National Anthem before a baseball game, and shit like that...but school?

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Paladin Catling

When I went to America I had to attend an international school.

All us foreign students had to sing the national anthem every morning before school starts.


The funny thing though, when I visited an american military school, we didn't have to do that xD. . . .

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BadpcGuy

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Str1der

And that's why it's such a comical situation: They only like to draw the lines when it suits their needs. I in no way shape and form advocate polygamy, but the same people who want to make homosexual marriage legal are as was stated, most likely against polygamy. Why is taking more than one wife wrong? They seem to fight so hard for the freedoms of others, why stop there? Let's give everyone every freedom.

And @Norrin: Where did I state in my first post that this had anything to do with rights? You just jumped to that conclusion. I was merely talking about the pledge and the right of others to not agree with homosexuality. That doesn't necessarily have to have anything to do with any rights. Someone can be fully against an idea and that's that.

I still find it amusing how the opinion, in a free country I might add, of others is deemed wrong when it doesn't match mainstream belief.

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mazul

That's the point! It is not about "logic", it is about ideology. Different people have different perspective of how their want their country and world to be. They are all based on a group of axioms which cannot be logically derived (thus the word "axiom"). For instance, one could think: "In my ideal world, marriage is a beatiful tradition which glorifies an union between a man and a woman.

Here is some food for thought: would people advocating for gay marriage be content with having a form of "contract" which works basicly as marriage in the eyes of the law, but is not called "marriage"? I think not.