Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
I'm well aware that in Sandy's make believe world she thinks that somehow people should be allowed to do with their body as they please, but not when it comes to "reproductive rights" (and adultery, incest and bestiality for that matter). As I'd shown a few pages back, lesbians disproportionately get pregnant and disproportionately have abortions; maybe Sandy should wander out in the LGBT so-called "community" and tell them that killing their unborn is wrong?
All you've shown in this five year plus blog is that you're obviously in the closet, far from objective and frankly, none too intelligent.
Since you can't say that homosexuality is morally wrong (or even tell an innocent child that homosexuality is morally wrong for that matter), it would be pretty difficult for you and Sandy to tell others that their immoral behavior is wrong.
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Take it up with the sexual anarchist movement who knows that if laws are enforced saying that you can't be in charge of your own "reproductive rights", laws will also be enforced saying that you can't sodomize what'shisname. While you're at it, take it up with SCOTUS who has used the supposed "right to privacy" as the basis for every decision that deals with human sexuality for the past 50 years.
There's nothing to "take up". Rusha is honest in her stances on both homosexuality and abortion whereas you are dishonestly obsessed with the former. All you do on this borefest of a blog is act like a guy who's obviously gay himself and tries to hide it with a whole load of pompous hot air and hopes nobody notices.
Either society goes with the Libertarian ideology that you own your body and you can do with it as you please, or it goes with Judeo-Christian doctrine which says that there are moral absolutes and even though you have free will, you can choose between right and wrong. A society can't have it both ways.
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
Yes, laws against killing one's unborn child and sodomizing what'shisname have been abolished; how soon will those "draconian laws" against having sex with one's parent/brother/sister, having sex with children and having sex with animals be abolished Art?
Hmm, well considering how the laws in regards to the abuse of children are a lot tighter than when homosexuality was still considered a "crime" then you do the math there aCW. The facts are not on your side and it's just yet another 'slippery slope' fallacy that has nothing of substance in support. The laws in regards to abuse of children are stringent, as you know. So, again, nobody wants pompous, closeted little cranks and hyper zealot nutballs policing their adult lives and relations inside the laws as they are. Don't like it? Either get out the darned closet or bog off somewhere that persecutes gays.
Wasn't it a few pages ago
http://theologyonline.com/showthrea...ized!-Part-4&p=5098837&viewfull=1#post5098837
that amongst other child molesting/indoctrinating things that the LGBTQ movement does, I reminded you how the pedophiles of the LGBTQ movement just loved this little 8 year old boy erotically dancing in front of them at a 'gay' pride parade? So much for "stringent laws that protect children".
http://www.newnownext.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/boy.jpg.jpg
Regarding your use of the term "slippery slope": The LGBTQueer movement would have to show that they are morally superior to those who engage in incest, bestiality and/or pedophilia in order for them to be at the top of an imaginary "slope".
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So much for your stance that "no politician" is going to back someone who stands for traditional family values. As shown in the link, many people are.
No politician who values their career in politics as a viable force is going to support the measures either you or Moore advocate dude. You think Cruz would have pushed for homosexuality to be re-criminalized if he had a chance of becoming POTUS? Dream on...
Not to worry Art, a Roy Moore US Senate seat won't effect homosexual supposed 'rights' in England.