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| Originally posted by boris_the_bear subjective.... right. lol ignorance is bliss. gravity is subjective or non-existent. newton was a stupid conservative with limited views |
can you not fucking read?
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| Originally posted by jennypie It actually isn't subjective though. There has been much definitive research to show that children fare better with both male and female bonding partners, especially with the presence of a MOTHER in the first few years of life. |
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| Originally posted by boris_the_bear i don't get paid to recite and summarize a ton of scientific literature on the subject so if you want answers, why don't you at least google, you lazy fag |
i don't really want to win the argument anymore. enough has been said on the subject
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| Originally posted by boris_the_bear oh lord |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J There are plenty of studies that show homosexual parents have no influence on a child's behaviour, so Jake is right and you are wrong. I'm not going to show them to you though. |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Incidentally, didn't you inadvertently come out of the closet on TA a month or so back? |
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| Originally posted by boris_the_bear the fact that you wrote this with irony proves that you are obviously aware that no such studies exist. and as so, you've now taken away my burden to actually stack a bunch of citations and links to the facts/research jennypie and i mentioned. good job. |
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| of course. and there was this other thread where i confessed in eating babies. |
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| Originally posted by Fledz Yep, my understanding was that a mother was in most cases critical within the first 3-4 years and then a father between that and 9-10, especially for young boys. |
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| Originally posted by Lews So thaaaat's why I'm so fucked up. |
can't be a vegan because cum is not a vegetable.
Haven't heard that one before Jay 
Hey Fledz fuck you man
. It's cool for me to say it, not you asshole.

I don't think vegetarians should be allowed to adopt.
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| Originally posted by Sushipunk I don't think vegetarians should be allowed to adopt. |
Ugh, those cunts.
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| Originally posted by boris_the_bear i don't really want to win the argument anymore. enough has been said on the subject |
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| Originally posted by idoru Vegetarians are okay, it's them damn vegans we need to be keeping our children away from. |
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Children up for adoption don't get the luxury of being ignorant to how uncaring the world is for a time. It's either be miraculously found by a loving couple who sought adoption, or growing up in the orphanage/foster home. I don't know what experience you have with those, and I certainly do not know what the differences would be between an orphanage in the US and one in Ukraine, but if you believe that children are in any way better off in those than they are in an actual home with a loving couple to learn from and grow with, you are dead wrong and are fortunate to have the luxury of taking your moral scruples for granted. |
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| Originally posted by Fledz No no no, vegetarians shouldn't be allowed to adopt, vegans shouldn't be allowed to live. |
Ideally, more people should be sterilized/prevented from having children in the first place, not just gays.
Does everyone discussing cock2cock in this thread plan on telling their hypothetical 5-year-old son that it is normal for him to want to kiss little Ashley on the playground but that he can also kiss little Bobby if he wants to?
Just stirring the pot here.
"If you're not for us, you're against us"
Are you going to tell your 4-year-old son that one day he is going to grow up and meet a girl that he loves (just like you met mommy/you met daddy) and then have a family? Or are you going to throw "girl or boy" in there because you support equality in terms of sexual preference?
"One day you are going to meet a girl, or a boy, that you love. And you will want to be with him or her all the time, and so you will want to be together and maybe buy a house and get married. Whatever makes you happy - mommy/daddy/mommy and daddy will support you when this happens"
Or are you just going to avoid the topic altogether?
What if your kid asks you "Mama/Daddy... will I ever grow up and have a family?" How will you explain the possibilities to them?
What about the idea of chivalry? Out-dated, to some. I think it's still nice for men to open doors. Shows class and good manners.
This becomes funny if I were to teach my male child to factor the possibility that he/she is gay while teaching him good manners (because they seem to be based on the premise of a purely hetero world)
"Son, you should always open doors for girls and let them walk ahead of you. It's the polite thing to do. Or for a boy who has smaller arms and is meeker than you are (???????) especially if you think he's cute"
This chivalry thing made much more sense in my head
I think what I am trying to say is that a lot of what is considered to be "good manners" is ingrained in a purely heterosexual society
i.e. "ladies first" or lifting something heavy for a woman ... it seems to be a sort of social conduct. A little backwards? Maybe. I still find that sort of thing very nice and comforting.
Say the Titanic sunk during a time where there was 100% equality in terms of sexual preference. Would they still just call for women and children, first? Or would it be something like "Women and children and those men in a homosexual relationship who play the less dominant roll or who have less body mass - please step forward!" ????
My musings sound retarded because this I have never thought about this before until now.
Honestly, I believe in traditional gender roles. But I'm not going to shit on someone else's preferences, or even force my own onto my children. At the end of the day it really isn't that big of a fucking deal if I have taught my children to be polite, considerate, and tolerant - qualities that transcend gender.
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| Originally posted by jennypie But I'm not going to shit on someone else's preferences, or even force my own onto my children. At the end of the day it really isn't that big of a fucking deal if I have taught my children to be polite, considerate, and tolerant - qualities that transcend gender. |
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| Originally posted by idoru grab Grant's ass |
It would have been funnier if it was an alliteration, like "Kiss Katie's cooter and grab Grant's groin."
Just saying. 

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