Not so fast lezbo!!!

But any gay person will tell you it\'s what happened with them.  They should know best.

This is all getting kind of funny considering the title of this thread.

Ace

Even they don\'t know that.

But I guess I was just born liking Fanta, playing videogames, and playing basketball.....

Yeah, I noticed that too...


oh well, I\'m done arguing for now.  We\'re just going in circles now anyway.

YAY HOMO\'S!!!

All the many encounters I have had with gay folk has been quite entertaining.  I say bang who you want!!!  

ANd screw the Bi-sexual people those are the ones that need a talking too.  Also your parents and society that tell us what is "normal".   These are the people that try to define the normal family unit.   Obviously there is a flaw in that description when the divorse rate is 50%.  JESUS!!  that\'s it, its his fault and all those damn Catholics.

The age old saying that "it takes a village to raise a child" is timeless.  Also very true.  Parents can be bad or good no matter what sex they prefer .

Kill em\' all and lets start fresh.  I\'M THE QUEEN!!!  And I\'m declaring everyone insane...

beer anyone??

Originally posted by mm
who are yer parents, carol and mike brady?

Mike Brady was a gaylord.

Would a mother and a father are better for a child than a grandparent?  Or maybe an aunt and an uncle?  Or maybe two spinster aunts?
Families come in all different shapes and sizes.  Hell, I would rather see a child get adopted by any responsible person than to see that kid grow up in an orphanage without the love he or she needs.
Every kid faces bullies and name-calling at some point in their lives.  We can\'t stop that.  Parents are here to give comfort and teach the kids how to face the world.  A parent is there for guidance.  There have been so many stories about how kids turn out so different from their parents.  I\'m sure everyone here can say that they are like their parents in some way and not in others.  The point is, a kid is not their parent; they grow up with their own unique personality.

I guess if you want to keep creating horrendous conditions for this hypothetical child then yes, a loving person of whatever shape would be better for that child.

I just think a mother and a father is best.

Ace

No one is born gay.  That\'s absurd.  Two of my friends used to go out back in 8th grade, but they broke up.  She told us this year that she had become a lesbian!!!!  She wasn\'t before, and she wasn\'t born that way.  It\'s a decision, and an incredibly weird and stupid one at that.

BTW, she\'s an identical twin, and her twin isn\'t a lesbian either.  (I wanna go out w/ her, but I\'m too shy to ask!! BAH!)

You are born being gay.  Thinking otherwise is what is absurd.  Could you see yourself possibly choosing to be with the same sex?

Your friend is likely just mixed up and confused.  Ask her 10 years down the road, and see what she says about when she "became" a lesbian.

You will soon be deemed a Nazi for spouting your opinion.

Ace

P.S. I keep promising myself not to get involved in these types of topics.

I\'m not gonna call him a nazi for that.  He said nothing at all anti homosexual in his post.  He simply disagreed with how one comes to be homosexual.  There\'s nothing wrong with that.

1. I didn\'t call you a Nazi.

2.  Playing the victimized martyr is no substitute for a cogent argument.

I knew that would get ya going. Sorry.

I am opting out of this because I don\'t want to make enimies over something I can\'t change on a message board.

It\'s been fun though and interesting.

Ace

Originally posted by Ace
I am opting out of this because I don\'t want to make enimies over something I can\'t change on a message board.

With me at least, you don\'t have to worry about that.  I would never take this arguement outside of this topic.  I know people have different opinions on subjects, and just because we disagree on this one doesn\'t mean I will respect you any less in your other posts.  I just enjoy arguing for issues I feel strongly about, that\'s all.

If you were under the impression that I really didn\'t like you or something because of the arguement we\'ve been having, I\'m sorry.  You\'ll find it takes a hell of a lot more than this to truely piss me off.