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  1. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Okay, the let me ask specifically in the way you want. Do you think it is require that someone has a genetic predisposition in order for them to turn gay. That without this genetic predisposition, that it isn't possible for them to turn gay. That is exactly what you said earlier, but I'd like...
  2. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Genetic disease, genetic predisposition. Whatever you want to call it doesn't matter. You are claiming, specifically, that you MUST have these gentic markers to become gay. Do you really, honestly and seriously think that someone must be born with the gay predisposition in order to become gay?
  3. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    That is -exactly- his stance. He may not refer to it as a disease, but when he says that having these genetic markers is mandatory for being gay, and you simply can not become gay without them, that is exactly the claim you are making. Maybe it's just a disorder or disability instead of a...
  4. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    * Wow, not gonna back off from your stance that gayness is a genetic disease? I thought that was a troll. And the article you linked about neuroscience questions when we make a choice. I said to the exact same degree that I don't know how conscious the choice is- but that does not change the...
  5. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    What an incredible post. This is quite possibly one of the most ignorant and offensive posts I've ever read. That said, Ifullysupport your right to such ignorance. Why gay is a choice (and you are a racist neanderthal) Let me address the meat of your claims against my stance. You linked a...
  6. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    In humans? Show me a gene that makes you gay and I'll disprove darwin. There might be genes that predispose you to being more likely to be gay, but theres also probably genes that make it more likely that you're a hateful bigot, or genes that make you more likely to be a murderer. What you do...
  7. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    My sister is working on a PHD in psychology, specifically with an interest in child molestation. You are corrent in most of what you say here, you just failed to make the connection I was asserting. Yes, many many of these things are cultural, contextual influences on the mind, some perhaps...
  8. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Same answer, replace furry with gay.
  9. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Do you believe mike brown was born a thug, or his life turned him into one. Just because a person becomes what they are does not mean they were genetically born that way. We are a summation of life's experiences. Also, I believe my choice to be furry is just that, a choice. I can act and pass...
  10. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    My answer is I don't know, and neither do you. As much as the hodj and his sciociology SJW crew of scientific feels would like to assert that it is, it's far from scientific fact. In my personal experience, there's a lot of shades of gayness. Some people just want to try it out, some people...
  11. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    My love of freedom extends even to racist bigots. Not my fault you guys choose to hate them and try to force them to do what you think is morally acceptable.
  12. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    It's a choice, as everything you do in life is one. It is a hateful choice yes, but one protected by the constitution. You as a person shouldn't be compelled to act to help people. Is it the choice I'd make? No, but I suspect its the one most of you would make. That person in the water could...
  13. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    I'm more therianthropic than furry. Fossa is my animal.
  14. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    The funny thing is I'm probably the gayest person in this thread, and I'm the only person who understand that I WANT to know which cake bakeries hate gays. There's a reason its okay for judges to recuse themselves from stuff. Forcing a faggot hater to make a cake for me could be the day they...
  15. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    So its a choice when you agree with it, not a choice when you don't agree with it. Not only that, but these choices carry the weight of harmful action especially when you disagree with them. What should we do to those people who disagree with you? Perhaps we could move them to their own town...
  16. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Taking no action is not acting on your hate. You are the one who seems to insist that this situation is one that it isn't.
  17. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    These people aren't choosing to act on their hatred. They are choosing not to act because of their hatred. You're comparison doesn't make sense.
  18. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    When gays were stoned to death for being gay, were there inclined to be gay who chose not to be gay because of that threat of stony death? Societies acceptance of gaydom has made it easier to choose to be gay. Since I believe in freedom, I ultimately believe in a person ability to choose their...
  19. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    He became a white ape of his own free will.
  20. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Everything in life is a choice. Fucking guys, fucking girls, being a furry, worshiping sky wizards, being a nazi. The biggest difference is how accepted your choices are by other people. You can either hate people for their choices, or accept them. People who try to control the choice of others...
  21. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Wasn't me. I said my opinion on the subject, but I didn't bring it up. I also didn't say anything to the sort. I believe medicine is a socialized industry, so socialized expectations of compelled service are more acceptable than in non-socialized industries. The military and government are other...
  22. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    The hobby lobby case is the most famous case in recent memory about this, and the supreme court found that business do have the right to express their beliefs over law- so long as they are closely held. I'd really like to see how they'd rule on one of these cakegate cases. My guess is they...
  23. Furry

    The Dallas Cowboys Memorial (2015 Off-Season) Thread

    He puts my gaydar at like 110%, and I'm a fucking gaydar sniper. I don't even need to google that shit to know he aint married (if he is, its fake).
  24. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Except... The choice of the people in these examples was to not do the work. I think you are the alien, sir.
  25. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    What fun is slapping your cock against the meat patty when they'd probably like it.
  26. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    I'll tell you my stance on gun control for your amusement or non-amusement. It is not entirely libertarian. I believe guns should be legal to have and carry almost anywhere. The only places they should be illegal are places where all people have been thoroughly checked to not have them for good...
  27. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    So why not stand with that view. You need some asterisks with your current stance.
  28. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    You're right, I think it should be perfectly legal to hate fags or any other group. I can not and will not support a law that compels obedience in the people. My line is clear and in the sand. Yours is blurry, and the SJW is starting to creep into your blood. Just like I think all things SJW...
  29. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    So the KKK walks in to a family friendly restaurant. They then proceed to hold a rally there. Does the owner have the power to deny service? I would say yes, you would say no?
  30. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    I honestly haven't read anything siddar has said, or anyone's responses to him, so I can't comment on them. Where exactly have you objectively proven anything I've said wrong? All my arguments in this thread have been subjective and moral, is it even possible to prove them one way or the other...
  31. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    If you set up a system where work is required of them, they would be. It'll be interesting to see how this concept begins to apply to the internet over time. The SJWs are watching, and they will come after your websites and games. Game is released without their definition of equal...
  32. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    I'm not supporting an idea that forces people to work, its just that they have to work or they're breaking the law, and they need to learn to deal with that. This is literally you're argument. I don't think a slave master in the south could of put it any better.
  33. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    So what happens if they say no and don't work? Oh wait, they can't.
  34. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    A definition of slavery:the subjection of a person to another person, esp in being forced into work You see to remove a person's right to say no to work. I'm okay with doctors being slaves in emergency rooms, but only because of the greater benefit to society. What greater benefit to society...
  35. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    hodj logic
  36. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    Procedural. The supreme court very rarely hears cases, even ones with merit, until there is a split in federal courts.
  37. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    You realize that has to do with the state not being allowed to limit people's freedoms. There's not one letter in there about people compelling other people to do things. You telling people what to do is not your freedom, infact, its actually slavery in its purest form.
  38. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    What's the federal statute for artists must make whatever art a gay compels them to.
  39. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    But I'm not for these things? Lol. Like I said earlier, I am only for SOME of the parts of the civil rights act. Essentially, I support the parts that ended governmental discrimination.
  40. Furry

    Indiana...Religious Freedom eh? *sigh*

    A cake maker is told by a couple they want a gay cake. They are given one choice at gun point, to say yes. Is this a choice, is this freedom? No it isn't.