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 Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 6:54 am
Yays to the both of them.
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Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 12:50 pm
Suke_Kawamoto Gay marrige is an important issue in today's world. Many people and families are split on this issue. Should gay couples have the same rights as straight couples? My answer is yes. The lack of gay marriage means that many people who are deeply in love can not have a vow sanctified by the church, and are not recognized as an actual couple. This is an unfair, baised, and bigoted way of thinking. People who are Catholic are gay, and some even turn from Catholosism because of this unfair treatment. The Bill of Rights state that "All men are created equal." If All are created equal, then where are the rights for Gay marriage? The truth is that all the government is trying to do is make us all obediant little minions to do their bidding, and we refuse to conform to their suppsoed standards of normal. (sorry about the government conspiracies, I'm just really paranoid...)
I give them both a yay, but felt I had to get my point through.
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Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 9:27 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 3:40 pm
Here's what I got from this girl. ~cows in shining armor~ Koiyuki ~cows in shining armor~ Koiyuki ~cows in shining armor~ Because my Mom owns the modeling agency! Cute. ^_^ But not the answer I'm looking for. I don't mean YOUR PARTICULAR AGENCY. I mean the modeling game in general. Are they pushing an image of unattainable perfection on the masses? Are they encouraging people to try out crash diets and Bulimia and so on? Um...Where is this going rolleyes .....How is this going to get me in your perverts guild? Your asking me about my personal life that I don't have to tell you anything about! scream I don't think that I want to be in this guild if your asking me about my personal life.... Personal life? When did I ask you about that? neutral Well anyways, I think I've seen enough, and you shall be evaluated accordingly. Thank you for your time. Whatever rolleyes
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Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 4:10 pm
Big nay. She was either using the concept that we were "prying into her personal life" as an excuse for her inability to support her opinions, or, sorry, she is really, really stupid. Did she not understand that we would look for ability to give an opinion and argue for it? So, nay.
Plus, she strikes me as being rather childish.
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Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2006 6:30 pm
N to the "ay", so says I.
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Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2006 6:57 pm
I'm with Vyce and Chiku on this one. NAYYYYYY (like the horses *willlllbur!*)
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Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2006 7:34 pm
This is Izaea's post on abortion:
As a seventeen year old male, I'm finding my views to be in a state of semi-constant flux. In the case of abortion, I'm split - one the one hand, I have my overly liberal mindset and rigid beleif in personal freedom. On the other, my scientific mind.
The core issue in the pro-life/pro-choice debate seems to be the question of where life begins. Pro-Lifers say that life begins at conception, while pro-choicers state a later date - be it when blood first appears, when the baby is able to sustain life outside the womb, or even at birth itself. The arguments on the latter's behalf revolve around one focus; "After point x, the baby is developed, and it's a life."
I find this idea ridiculus.
As a scientist, the concept is simple to me - life is developement. A person does not stop changing until they die, and that process starts at the fertilization of the ovum by the sperm. A zygote is as much a human life as you or I, merely in a different stage of life.
It is only due to the fact that I place very little value in an individual life that my viewpoints still remain firmly pro-choice.
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I vote "Yay" because he seems both intellegent, and (from looking at his previous posts in post history) has a history of writing both intelligibly and with respect for his fellow forumgoers with different opinions (but he's not afraid to put a ******** in his place in a civil manner).
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Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2006 10:59 am
Oni-Angel This is Izaea's post on abortion: As a seventeen year old male, I'm finding my views to be in a state of semi-constant flux. In the case of abortion, I'm split - one the one hand, I have my overly liberal mindset and rigid beleif in personal freedom. On the other, my scientific mind. The core issue in the pro-life/pro-choice debate seems to be the question of where life begins. Pro-Lifers say that life begins at conception, while pro-choicers state a later date - be it when blood first appears, when the baby is able to sustain life outside the womb, or even at birth itself. The arguments on the latter's behalf revolve around one focus; "After point x, the baby is developed, and it's a life." I find this idea ridiculus. As a scientist, the concept is simple to me - life is developement. A person does not stop changing until they die, and that process starts at the fertilization of the ovum by the sperm. A zygote is as much a human life as you or I, merely in a different stage of life. It is only due to the fact that I place very little value in an individual life that my viewpoints still remain firmly pro-choice. I'm going to chuck my two-cents in and say a 'yay' on this fellow. Thought his response was a little general for a scientist's opinion, and there was little research into it (general knowledge for biological students, I guess), he wrote his ideas coherently and in a mature way. He didn't put down the opposing side either, only say that he thought the idea of one's to be ridiculous to his thinking. --- If I wanted to argue, I could, but nyeh. Not the place. :3
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Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2006 11:06 am
I agree with the sentiments here. Yay.
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Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 10:19 am
I vote yay too. I disagree with him on the matter, but he did a good job of supporting his opinion.
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Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 5:17 am
[ Message temporarily off-line ]
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Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 5:26 am
I liked it. Yayzortotehmaximus. And such.
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Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 5:38 am
Then I guess she's in, because I loved it. I disagreed to it, at first, but I saw her points. Still, even if it is based on male dominance, multiple orgasms and the ability to last longer give them the edge. Unless I restart my training, that is...
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Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 12:30 pm
Here's one of the interviews I planned to do in the following 2 weeks:Andreas Ohagen Lord Vyce Andreas Ohagen Lord Vyce Andreas Ohagen Lord Vyce Okay. What's your take on pornography? I really like it, and most Hentai. And im against rape and such. If there is anyone that doesnt like porn at all i respect that. I like light fetish, but not really Fetish. If there is someone that likes something like bondage or something like that, i think its normal, but if it is something like "they like to do something that hurts people", i think they should get help! I think some of it is diskriminating (depends if its most to the guy or the girl in question), but i think its bullshit that people say that "its men who just wants to see naked girl getting ********". I think that everybody has there kind of view of porn, there for different things to get turnd on by. And i only think its interesting to know what people out there gets turnd on by. Im not sure what u mean by "subconcious", but i think its interseting to hear about peoples fetishes, but i dont like it so much. I could sometimes get really turnd on by some fetish , but its most something ells that is in the movie/picture that im more focust on that is not so Fetish in it. Example: If u have seen Angel Blade, i like the most of it even if its fetish, but i dont exactly like everything in it.
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