Of course it was a stupid question. It was an attempt to follow your logic.Baldy wrote:Accuracy.kalm wrote:
You compared. I asked a stupid question. I have to try and and do better.
(CID, again, context is your friend here)

Of course it was a stupid question. It was an attempt to follow your logic.Baldy wrote:Accuracy.kalm wrote:
You compared. I asked a stupid question. I have to try and and do better.
Apparently my logic is just a little above your pay grade.kalm wrote:Of course it was a stupid question. It was an attempt to follow your logic.Baldy wrote: Accuracy.![]()
(CID, again, context is your friend here)

I don't know if it was a homosexual but I have had people on this very board try to use that "it's like blue eyes vs. brown eyes" argument when homosexuality has come up. The "it is normal" assertion is very common. You can see it, for instance, on the web page at http://www.aglp.org/gap/4_psychotherapy/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; :I have never met one homosexual that thinks their orientation is "normal"
they are reminded every single day that it is not and I don't know any who are confused by that
Whether they actually have convinced themselves or not, I think it's very reasonable to believe that the primary motivation behind the homosexual marriage thing was to be treated as though their relationships are normal...just as "normal" as heterosexual relationships. If the society had said, "OK we are going to arrange a status where homosexuals in pair relationships can have ALL of the same privileges and benefits that heterosexuals in marriage do" that would not have satisfied them. They'd have still been pushing for "marriage equality." Heck, even the fact that they framed the issue as "marriage equality" shows that they wanted two things that are not equal to be perceived as equal.Since 1973, the American Psychiatric Association has not considered homosexuality to be a mental disorder. Implicit in this position is the belief that homosexuality is a normal variant of sexual expression.


You made a clumsy attempt with a dumb questionkalm wrote:Of course it was a stupid question. It was an attempt to follow your logic.Baldy wrote: Accuracy.![]()
(CID, again, context is your friend here)

So in your never ending quest to put things to bed did you ask yourself the question of whether there's a difference between a judge refusing to marry gay people and a doctor refusing to perform an abortion on religious principles?CID1990 wrote:You made a clumsy attempt with a dumb questionkalm wrote:
Of course it was a stupid question. It was an attempt to follow your logic.![]()
(CID, again, context is your friend here)
try to spin it if you must - I put it to bed already

I said nothing about abortionkalm wrote:So in your never ending quest to put things to bed did you ask yourself the question of whether there's a difference between a judge refusing to marry gay people and a doctor refusing to perform an abortion on religious principles?CID1990 wrote:
You made a clumsy attempt with a dumb question
try to spin it if you must - I put it to bed already
Just checking.
Thanks.

No shit???CID1990 wrote:I said nothing about abortionkalm wrote:
So in your never ending quest to put things to bed did you ask yourself the question of whether there's a difference between a judge refusing to marry gay people and a doctor refusing to perform an abortion on religious principles?
Just checking.
Thanks.
I was responding to your dumb attempt to draw equivalence between marrying gays and letting them die
now youre just reinventing the conversation apparently

kalm wrote:No ****???CID1990 wrote:
I said nothing about abortion
I was responding to your dumb attempt to draw equivalence between marrying gays and letting them die
now youre just reinventing the conversation apparently
Why do you think I suggested applying some context? I knew what you were replying to with your "gotcha" response. Or what you thought you were replying to.![]()
You're becoming the TMZ of CS.com.

I wasn't satirically replying to Baldy's equivalence between a judge refusing to perform a gay wedding and a doctor performing an abortion.CID1990 wrote:kalm wrote:
No ****???
Why do you think I suggested applying some context? I knew what you were replying to with your "gotcha" response. Or what you thought you were replying to.![]()
You're becoming the TMZ of CS.com.
There is no "context", Hillary.
You drew an equivalence between two things that doesn't exist. Own it.

I see "context" is the new "nuance".kalm wrote:I wasn't satirically replying to Baldy's equivalence between a judge refusing to perform a gay wedding and a doctor performing an abortion.CID1990 wrote:
There is no "context", Hillary.
You drew an equivalence between two things that doesn't exist. Own it.
Nope.
Not all.
It's ok to admit when you're wrong, BDK. No one will think the less of you for it.

No, they're different. You just suck at understanding both.CID1990 wrote:I see "context" is the new "nuance".kalm wrote:
I wasn't satirically replying to Baldy's equivalence between a judge refusing to perform a gay wedding and a doctor performing an abortion.
Nope.
Not all.
It's ok to admit when you're wrong, BDK. No one will think the less of you for it.
Backpedaling is not your friend.kalm wrote:I wasn't satirically replying to Baldy's equivalence between a judge refusing to perform a gay wedding and a doctor performing an abortion.CID1990 wrote:
There is no "context", Hillary.
You drew an equivalence between two things that doesn't exist. Own it.
Nope.
Not all.
It's ok to admit when you're wrong, BDK. No one will think the less of you for it.

In your book they mean precisely the same thing - an attempt to back away from a goofy postkalm wrote:No, they're different. You just suck at understanding both.CID1990 wrote:
I see "context" is the new "nuance".

Here you two go. Better luck the 2nd time.kalm wrote:It's different on several levels.Baldy wrote: The gist is, he wasn't intolerant. The judge wished them well and helped get another judge to marry the chicks. I don't care what your man crush says, there is a difference between intolerance and a simple disagreement.
#newtotalitarianklam![]()
It is no different than a doctor refusing to perform an abortion due to his moral or religious beliefs. #freedomofassociation
Should a doctor refuse to save a gay life based on his religion?