Re: Gay Rights
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 3:13 pm
It's very difficult to judge what a country is like by picking one or two factors and then comparing. Secularists will often mention Nordic countries as the happiest and wealthiest, and mention secularism as the cause for that phenomenon. They forget, however, that those countries, just as the most of their Western counterparts, were built on Christian values which haven't been lost until the day, despite efforts from many.
I don't know, but during my (short) life I've found that a majority of girls aren't particularly attracted to "feminine boys".
Seriously, what's the deal with this unisex schemes? Men are women are different, what a surprise! This doesn't mean, as some want to convince us, that we're not equal, but it's a fact that we're different. I don't see why we should run away from that.
So, your conclusion is that economic prosperity and happiness of a nation depends on how it treats homosexuals? And at the same time, you grant yourself the right to state that someone else makes claims without basis. Seriously, friend, get a grip.Ivellious wrote:Sweden is one of the happiest, wealthiest, and most gay-friendly places on Earth. It's working fine for them. America is by and large anti-gay and is going through the most tumultuous time in our history since the Great Depression.
So, boys should be feminine and girls masculine? Are you attracted to "masculine" girls, Ivellious?Ivellious wrote:Also, I take offense to the idea that children need to be brainwashed with the idea that boys need to be masculine and girls need to be feminine. I have straight friends who don't fall under those particular "norms." Did their parents fail them by not teaching them to be "proper" boys and girls? Honestly, that frame of thought should have died out years ago.
I don't know, but during my (short) life I've found that a majority of girls aren't particularly attracted to "feminine boys".
Seriously, what's the deal with this unisex schemes? Men are women are different, what a surprise! This doesn't mean, as some want to convince us, that we're not equal, but it's a fact that we're different. I don't see why we should run away from that.