- 19 Aug 2009 23:37
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I'm not so sure. Two loving parents of the same sex will tend to raise a child in the gay culture, which is not to say that he will become homosexual (which is likely not learned) but will identify more with outgroups. Granted, there are not that many homosexuals and fewer still who actually want monogamy, so the numbers involved are small, but with healthy culture under attack from all sides now is the last time our people need to be battling on yet another front. Foster care is bad, but if we revised our orphanage system we could raise orphans from birth as soldiers or civil servants, for instance. Having a Janissary caste could be very useful.
And what objective justification is there for same sex couples to be conferred the same status as opposite sex couples? None. I'm not sure why an objective justification is required in the first place. Gays are annoying and need to stop whining. I used to be pro gay rights, but their incessant whining has turned me against them out of spite. If you're rationalist to the core though, the purpose of family is to create a social vehicle in which parents maximize investment in reproduction and child-rearing. Homosexuality doesn't really fit into that in anyway, and really, monogamy is the last thing homosexuality is about. This is little more than a plot by the organized homosexual lobby to fool people into thinking that homosexuals are just the same as us beyond their sexual orientation.
Icon wrote:Having two loving parents of any gender is better than leaving kids who have no parents (or whose parents cannot raise them) orphans.
Surely the damage to this 'culture' (which I'm not convinced even exists) by allowing gays to marry and raise children is less than the damage of leaving a significant number of our nation's youth effectively homeless.
I'm not so sure. Two loving parents of the same sex will tend to raise a child in the gay culture, which is not to say that he will become homosexual (which is likely not learned) but will identify more with outgroups. Granted, there are not that many homosexuals and fewer still who actually want monogamy, so the numbers involved are small, but with healthy culture under attack from all sides now is the last time our people need to be battling on yet another front. Foster care is bad, but if we revised our orphanage system we could raise orphans from birth as soldiers or civil servants, for instance. Having a Janissary caste could be very useful.
Icon wrote:Exactly why are opposite-sex couples more worthy of such a status than same-sex couples? There is no objective justification for that.
And what objective justification is there for same sex couples to be conferred the same status as opposite sex couples? None. I'm not sure why an objective justification is required in the first place. Gays are annoying and need to stop whining. I used to be pro gay rights, but their incessant whining has turned me against them out of spite. If you're rationalist to the core though, the purpose of family is to create a social vehicle in which parents maximize investment in reproduction and child-rearing. Homosexuality doesn't really fit into that in anyway, and really, monogamy is the last thing homosexuality is about. This is little more than a plot by the organized homosexual lobby to fool people into thinking that homosexuals are just the same as us beyond their sexual orientation.