September 26, 2019

Make a different copper clad steel choice

Most of us would move.. None of that is true. I dismiss them quickly for the same reason I scrape cold peas of my dinner plate, because they are cold and uninteresting.

First what is natural? There are two aspects to natural, first the examples taken from nature around us and next the notion that the way things are, even in the human (not natural) world are the 'natural' way they should be.

The main points at the core of the debate as to whether to accept homosexuality are: 1) is it natural 2) is it evil and 3) is it a choice or endemic? WeÂ’ll examine each point in turn.

Finally, is homosexuality a choice? Why ask the question? We ask because if it is a choice, we can ask them to make a different copper clad steel choice. This is a classic example of the naturalistic fallacy which says that the way things are, is the way things ought to be. The truth is that heterosexual intolerance of homosexuality is the cause of the 'sadness' they observe.

To homosexual individuals, the main harm done to them by being homosexual is the lack of acceptance they receive.

Next we look to the idea that homosexual marriage is not natural since the heterosexual definition has been the prevailing one across the centuries. This fact is common knowledge, thus it is impossible to state that homosexuals became or become homosexual on a flight of fancy. We must prove harm to either homosexual individuals or to society as a whole. However, to borrow from the poet Andrew Lang, they do this ". They do not necessarily live reproductive lives, but either do all heterosexuals.

Having knocked the moral ascendancy of the conservatives down a peg, we move on to possible solutions to this problem. Throughout most of recorded history, divorce was simply, ‘not an option’ yet it seems that societal needs have forced us to alter that definition. Heterosexuals could choose to be homosexual if they really wanted to. In dealing with the issues at the core of the debate they have the best chances of evoking understanding, hence change.

First, let us set things straight. When faced with an oncoming freight train, we have a tremendous survival pressure to move. Heterosexual monogamists claim to be the patent holders on marriage because tradition, the bible and nature have provided immutable and clear definitions of marriage that conveniently agree with them. The empirical proof comes from asking: Why would any person willingly join a historically persecuted group if the pressure wasn't strong to do so? Throughout history homosexuals have been shunned and forced to lead marginalized lives. I’ve found that people who believe in absolute truths usually do so only because they are absolutely wrong. It represents a deep, long-term, and socially recognized relationship between two people. In the case of homosexuals, societal pressures can cause individuals to use their pure choice to over-rule their evolutionary pressures. I admit that I have little respect or patience for those who derive their definitions of evil from a book and thus outsource their thinking. To the religiously minded, they say evil is what God says is evil as given in the book of absolute truth. Most people believe in homosexual marriage-style rights, leaving the word used to describe this solution as the only sticking point to be debated. Many heterosexuals quickly point to the often 'sad' lives some homosexuals end up living. Good things serve a purpose and bad things do harm. Looking to nature we see some examples of heterosexual monogamy in say, the Bald Eagle. They turn to homosexuals and say: what’s in a name? Wouldn’t ‘a marriage by any other name be as sweet?’ They give them the rights but just wish that they’d stay out of their lexical backyard. Well, homosexuality is a choice but only in the same way heterosexuality is a choice. If we want the rights of deep, fulfilling, long term relationships to be extended to all humanity, heterosexuals must not drink the stupefying elixir of a ‘natural’ definition of marriage, because no such definition exists.

The traditionalists have also modified matrimonial definitions over time. Still, as acceptance slowly increases, we see many more homosexuals today live productive and successful lives. Conservative heterosexual monogamists have put their moral stake in the ground claiming that 'Marriage' is their intellectual property. Yet today we tell homosexuals that marriage is as it ought to be and if you want your rights, well then fine, but go do it on another page of the dictionary please. This categorization is relative to a certain frame of consideration. Imagine again telling many suffering couples that they were stuck together for life because the definition of marriage was the way it was meant to be.

To our society at large, homosexuality may have a reproductive impact, but on a planet of 6 billion, is this really an issue? grounding products suppliers If we really would like to have a discussion about harm, let’s talk about the harm of subverting this ‘evil’ impulse to be homosexual, only to have men live in a traditional marriage unhappily, hurting both himself, and his wife and perhaps children. like a drunk leans on a lightpost, for support instead of illumination". However, more often we see examples of harems (polygamy) and loose monogamy (infidelity, or pair bonding for only a few mating seasons).

Same sex marriage proponents contend this would be tantamount to the tenets ‘different but equal’ and point back to the inequalities such thinking created in civil rights history.

In order to determine the existance and severity of this pressure to be homosexual, being unable to jump into the minds of others, we need to empirically observe the effects. Yet, is this the definition that both proponents of the traditional definition truly espouse?

Those religiously minded who claim a divine definition for marriage point you conveniently to the Bible. I would like to see advocates for the broadened definitions of marriage speak to why homosexuality should be accepted in general.

Is homosexuality evil? Well first, what is evil. The proponents of a traditional definition can be subdivided into the religious, who claim divine rights to the word, and traditionalists that appeal to the naturalistic fallacy that the definition is as it ought to be, proven and tested by time. Thus the truth to the statement: “doggy packages make good eating” is relative to whom is speaking. As recently as 1997, Ireland legalized divorce, reducing the certainty of the ‘for life’ part of the definition. Yet, weren’t many of the biblical greats polygamists?! Clearly some historical modification of this divine lexicon has occurred. What is the traditional definition of marriage? The short answer is: one woman, one man, for life. Still we have a pure choice as to whether to move or not. In a thinking world, to show that homosexuality is evil, we must demonstrate that it is evil in one of two frames. If we subscribe to the belief that the way things are is the way things they ought to be then we are forced to conclude that the world we currently live in cannot, and/or should not, be improved upon or changed in any way. While the traditional definition of marriage does exist in the animal kingdom, it is a minority player amongst many other definitions of bonding.

So what the proponents of a traditional definition of marriage present as an immutable and timeless definition, turns out, upon closer inspection to be a shifting definition which is a product of the defining times. For those who are prepared to think about what good and evil really are, we come to the notion of utility. While they have a point on this issue, I believe that the semantic battle for the word ‘marriage’ is a bid to gain popular acceptance and I believe that their opponents see it as such. The fact that the natural pressure can be overruled does not suggest or imply that it should because most such individuals live lives with the constant stress of juggling conflicting priorities and are never truly at peace. What we refer to in common speak as a choice actually has two components, first a pressure and second a pure choice.

So are heterosexual monogamists the patent holders on marriage after all? Why do homosexuals want the word so badly, even if theyÂ’ve already got the equivalent rights? Homosexuals want the word for the same reason that heterosexuals want the word, because of its meaning. In the case of our sexuality there are pressures given to us by our environment, genetics and evolution and in the case of heterosexuals there are no other pressures which would cause us to use our pure choice to override this strong evolutionary pressure.. Imagine if we all had subscribed to this belief, as many did, when it came time to review our ways in the face of slavery. Thus to say that heterosexual monogamy is nature's way is tunnel sighted and uninformed.. Further, in nature we see examples of homosexuality amongst, say, male mice who often make female sexual displays in high population densities.

The ‘packages’ your dog delivers on the neighbourhood park are not good for you to eat, yet are gourmet meals to the community of flies.

There is much debate of late as to who is the patent holder on the term ‘Marriage’. Thus aside from the heterosexual discomfort it causes, there is no harm caused by homosexuality and hence it is not evil

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