Back before Christmas, or in the fall sometime, I can't quite remember, there was a situation in which a father was arrested for having sex with his daughter. The daughter actually defended the father by advancing he notion that there was love there, so no one should question it.
Maybe Jerry Sandusky should have used that as his defense. "Hey, I really just loved all those boys."
Before anyone gets all wound up and says something about "how can you associate homosexuality with that deviant behavior?,"remember, the principle advanced here was it is just about love. It is love, no one should question it. Well, if that is truly the case, do we need to accept any type of "love?"
You are conflating child rape with consentual sex between adults, bad analogy. Incest is illegal because of the birth defects offspring of such relationships suffer.
Lennon a prophet?? Now I've heard it all
I believe that taxes on gay people are too high.
I believe that Bomma's energy policies are bad for gay people.
I believe that Bomma's immigration policies are bad for gay people.
I believe that Bomma's agricultural and environmental policies result in higher food prices for gay people.
I believe that BommaCare is bad for gay people.
I believe that Bomma's attitude toward Muslim extremists is especially bad for gay people.
should any "love" then be questioned?
Hold it. I understand what you arr saying, however, the principle advanced here and with the quote is that it is all about love. That is an important distinction. So, if it is all about love, should any "love" then be questioned?
Lennon a prophet?? Now I've heard it all
If you know anything about child sexual abuse or adults preying on children, you'll know that the tactic almost always used by the adult abuser is to convince the child that this is "a normal loving relationship" and that there is nothing wrong with it. So if the child believes abuser and says that it is ok, you feel it's on par with gay adults thinking they are in "love" too? I have some serious questions about that line of thinking to say the least.
I am sorry. This will offend people, but I just don't care. I don't believe homosexuality is right. And not because of some religious objection. The parts don't match. I will treat everyone with respect, and more importantly have, but I have a right to that opinion as much as anyone who thinks it is fine does.
Again, this is the quote being used:
“It matters not who you love, where you love, why you love, when you love or how you love, it matters only that you love”
Read that quote. What distinctions are made? It is all about love. Words matter. According to that it doesn't matter who someone loves, where, why, when or how. I never said it was on par, I am just taking the quote literally. And, if the quote is not to be taken literally, than it shouldn't be used.
Supersteeler, that may be true for some. But to claim that none are choosing to be gay because it's the "cool thing" is to be willfully ignorant.
I see it all the time. If somebody is gay, they're hailed as some kind of hero for it. If somebody's gay, fine, they're gay. But if you think that today's society doesn't put them on a pedestal, than I don't know what to say.
It in no way resembles what average gay people deal with in normal reality. For a whole lot of them it stinks....badly .