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kuifje75 said:Buddha taught us to be compassionate of other people's sufferings by saying "Do not judge a person until you have walked in his shoes." I think we should be tolerant of differences in the society, and since the government is separate from the religion, then God HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE LAWS. CyberRed, your GOD is not my GOD, yet you think that it is absolutely wrong for me to marry a man just because YOUR GOD said so? Didn't your God teach you not to be judgmental? If your next door neighbour committed adultery, it is not your responsibility to make it right. Neither is it your responsibility to make it right to forbid gay and lesbian marriages. Did you know that less than 100 years ago, Deaf people were not allowed to marry each other? Because they thought it was cruel to bring deaf children into the world. I think most of us would scoff at this statement today. I think in a generation from now, people will scoff at the idea that people protested against gay and lesbian marriages.
I know my GOD is not your GOD, if you say. Like I mentioned earlier.. it's people's choices whateva they want to do with their bodies. I am just sharin' my belief here. No harm done, Kuifje75. And of course, it is nice to know that each one of you share yours... this is what AD is for.
Did you know that less than 100 years ago, Deaf people were not allowed to marry each other? Because they thought it was cruel to bring deaf children into the world.
I never knew that. I guess, that was way before I was born.
I think in a generation from now, people will scoff at the idea that people protested against gay and lesbian marriages.
Well, it doesn't happen around here in this town. Most of them are married couples/families around here. I have NEVER saw a single day that the people protested against gay and lesbian marriages in my entire life. Oh, yes I've seen them on NEWS, but never in my REAL life to see them. And, even thou I do admit that I've never seen a gay or lesbian makin' out themselves in real life. *Chuckles*