zippy2006
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YesDid you watch the video?
It seems you didn't, because your "conclusion" is what is directly addressed in the video :idunno:
YesDid you watch the video?
It seems you didn't, because your "conclusion" is what is directly addressed in the video :idunno:
YES, I did. I do not appreciate you insinuating that I am lying, Zipster. As all knowing and perfect as you believe yourself to be, disagreeing with YOU does not make one a liar.
the main purpose of marriage is to protect the child and the mother who takes care of the child
the main purpose of sex is procreation
Well you've given one reason that flies in the face of what the video what actually about and another with no justification at all, so maybe you watched it but didn't really take it in? :idunno:
Zipster, I am not going to take even two seconds to *justify* myself to you. You did NOT make a debate point ... you made an unwarranted accusation. Something that is quite common for you.
You're the one with no justification whatsoever for your assertion ma'am. The video posed a point and you dismissed it without a "why."
No, I dismissed it because I considered the *point* invalid. We do NOT know for certain that YOU listened to the video.
Feel free though to point out what point you felt was valid. No worries, I will give you enough time to pull the video up and actually watch it.
Tick tock tick tock
What did you think was invalid? I thought the content of the video was valid, the one point that was made in it. You haven't addressed that point. Why was it invalid!?
(The main purpose of sex is 'procreation', really? Who made this a law? What about people who can no longer have children?)
TOL (Thinking Out Loud ) :nono::yawn:
(The main purpose of sex is 'procreation', really? Who made this a law? What about people who can no longer have children?)
TOL (Thinking Out Loud ) :nono::yawn:
it is not a law
but
common sense, reason, and logic leads to this conclusion
So you two disagree. That doesn't make Rusha a liar. Unless disagreement with you suddenly's the same as deception, which is one of the most arrogant claims you could possibly make.
So you two disagree. That doesn't make Rusha a liar. Unless disagreement with you suddenly's the same as deception, which is one of the most arrogant claims you could possibly make.
Where procreation is in principle impossible (impossible is a particular circumstance or detail) marriage is irrelevant and not needed.
relating to the definition of, not relating to particular circumstances.
An individual who is impotent or another who is infertile does not change the definition of marriage in principle, because between a man and a woman in principle procreation is always possible.
Where procreation is in principle impossible, marriage is irrelevant and not needed. An individual who is impotent or another who is infertile does not change the definition of marriage in principle, because between a man and a woman in principle procreation is always possible.
Where procreation is in principle impossible...
...in principle procreation is always possible.
Needless to say, I didn't call Rusha a liar. I have no doubt she watched it, but I doubt she really listened and thought about it. Take your soap operas elsewhere.
I disagree with this man's argument, and I'll explain why. The quoted statement that is the topic of this video is "Where procreation is in principle impossible, marriage is irrelevant and not needed." The man defending his quote then states that it is a misunderstanding and gives us his definition of the term, which is "relating to the definition of, not relating to the particular circumstances." Despite the other implications this argument holds, there is a contradiction between his argument and his definition.
His definition of in principle:
Despite there being a contradiction between his argument and his definition there is a serious contradiction in his reasoning.
The simple fact is that no, procreation is not always possible between a man and a woman. He once again uses "in principle" in conjunction with details, in this case "it is always possible." This argument he uses falls apart when you combine the quote with his reasoning.
Further broken down.
His argument and conclusion are in contradiction, making it an invalid and unsound argument.