Ireland votes Yes
#31
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Re: Ireland votes Yes
thanks for sharing your boredom, conniewalker!
#32
Re: Ireland votes Yes
Why is it wrong for some one to have an opposing opinion? If a poster hates gays, Muslims,sausage dogs, hunting, slagging off reporters at football stadiums ect
If they are honest enough to give an opinion on their view then should we not just take it that that is "their" view and that not all views are black white, right or wrong, like being gay? Is it right or is it wrong or is it just what it is, being gay ?
If they are honest enough to give an opinion on their view then should we not just take it that that is "their" view and that not all views are black white, right or wrong, like being gay? Is it right or is it wrong or is it just what it is, being gay ?
#33
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Re: Ireland votes Yes
if you have an opposing opinion, then you need to be prepared to defend that opinion.
#34
Re: Ireland votes Yes
Why ? It's an opinion, suck it up and move on. Do people who agree with whatever the subject is need to defend why they agree ?
#36
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Re: Ireland votes Yes
Seems silly to tell people they can't marry because of the gender they happen to like, just as silly as when people of one color were told they could not marry one of another color in some countries at one point.
We are all people and if the government want's to be in the marriage business they need to let any adult marry any other adult those adults wish to marry with few exceptions (such as siblings marrying).
We are all people and if the government want's to be in the marriage business they need to let any adult marry any other adult those adults wish to marry with few exceptions (such as siblings marrying).
#37
Re: Ireland votes Yes
Opinions don't always need to be defended, but it's much more interesting if they are. Some people base their opinions on old or incorrect information, and it's only through debate that truth emerges and things improve. For example, climate change, twenty years ago many were sayings it's scientific hogwash, not so anymore.
#39
Re: Ireland votes Yes
Seems silly to tell people they can't marry because of the gender they happen to like, just as silly as when people of one color were told they could not marry one of another color in some countries at one point.
We are all people and if the government want's to be in the marriage business they need to let any adult marry any other adult those adults wish to marry with few exceptions (such as siblings marrying).
We are all people and if the government want's to be in the marriage business they need to let any adult marry any other adult those adults wish to marry with few exceptions (such as siblings marrying).
Where's AC these days, he would have an opinion on this...
#40
Re: Ireland votes Yes
Opinions don't always need to be defended, but it's much more interesting if they are. Some people base their opinions on old or incorrect information, and it's only through debate that truth emerges and things improve. For example, climate change, twenty years ago many were sayings it's scientific hogwash, not so anymore.
#41
Re: Ireland votes Yes
Where does their opinion come from ? Is it random, are they pre-programmed in some way? Where does it come from??
#42
Re: Ireland votes Yes
I would say it's what they think it is from what they see and feel in the real world. Like chatting in a pub
1. Two gays there look
2. I don't like gays
1. Why? What's with u
2. I just don't, it's not natural
1. Ok get the beers in u wamker
Ha ha ok
No going off to reference the Internet it's an honest opinion yeh
1. Two gays there look
2. I don't like gays
1. Why? What's with u
2. I just don't, it's not natural
1. Ok get the beers in u wamker
Ha ha ok
No going off to reference the Internet it's an honest opinion yeh
#43
Re: Ireland votes Yes
That's a simplistic view. Person 2 has not made any effort to understand why he dislikes something. If that something is (say) a make of vehicle, who cares, if it's fellow human beings, then the person should make more effort rather than remaining ignorant.
#44
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Re: Ireland votes Yes
Yes but there is an argument for not having marriage at all. Especially when so many divorce. Church or traditional weddings are ok, symbolic, I suppose, that includes aquariums dude, but do we really need the state to sanction a coupling? Is it just a shortcut for child, asset and tax matters?
Where's AC these days, he would have an opinion on this...
Where's AC these days, he would have an opinion on this...
Can't say I see any financial or tax benefits from it...
#45
Re: Ireland votes Yes
Marriage to anybody just shouldn't be an issue. Everybody has the basic human right to be as miserable as anybody else.