Tisme
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Neither can a lot of married straight couples, should their marriages be dissolved by the state?
Yep.
Marriage should be based on mating to procreate and nurture a family in my opinion.
So do you think there are no benefits to marriage other than breeding?
So should we be subjecting couples to fertility testing before marriage licenses are handed out?
Perhaps part of the marriage contract should be a promise to get pregnant within a certain timeframe? And marriages between older couples should be banned.
I guess that's the difference between you and some of the others here, we actually believe there is more to a relationship and a marriage than just procreation.
You're the one that keeps banging on about the tradition so there is copious evidence to show that tribes have been arranging marriages for thousands of years to form alliances and produce common blood, kings have been at it forever, with even Henry VIII marrying a few times to conceive a non bast4rd child/heir. The Indian caste system regulates marriage and sets women alight who marry for love if not prior approved, the Arabs stone, the Jews disown, the Italians are likely to throw a tantrum and kick the offender out, etc, etc.
God help and Anglican marrying a Catholic even one generation ago ....my God you'd have mum doing hail Marys for a year.
Even in my time I was a ground breaker in buying a house and living in sin; the gasps were palpaple.
Love is of minor importance to marriage, but it's a great feeling. Mothering and Fathering are a great pleasure and great bonding exercise all round. The best part is making the the little tykes.
I agree with, Tisme.
I see you mention Catholic again, Syd, yet you forget to mention what we saw on the ABC, with the gay pedophiles.
That blew up in their face on their ABC.
I was talking about Tom O'Carroll (pedophile) that I put up a while ago from a 60 mins show.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_O'Carroll
Syd, what I am saying is that families should be in control of their home life, not government.
They are intruding more and more where people should be free to raise their own families.
As was stated by Brendan O'Neill (NOT RELIGIOUS) which I agree with --
It increases the state's oversight of family life rather than decreasing it
This gives the state the right to redefine the moral meaning of marriage, which has been an organic thing developed over thousands of years.
For me, as a libertarian, that's a step too far and I think for you to redefine a view that was standard for thousands of years as bigotry, that in itself is a form of bigotry
You will not tolerate traditionalists. You will not tolerate religious people. You will not tolerate Christians.
In my view, I don't agree that you are being discriminated against, in Australia.
Nice rant, but you avoided the question.
You simply didn't like the answer.... thus the snipe
So do you think there are no benefits to marriage other than breeding?
So should we be subjecting couples to fertility testing before marriage licenses are handed out?
Perhaps part of the marriage contract should be a promise to get pregnant within a certain timeframe? And marriages between older couples should be banned.
I guess that's the difference between you and some of the others here, we actually believe there is more to a relationship and a marriage than just procreation.
Nope, I asked if you believed there was any other benefits to marriage and you just ranted about a bunch of stuff, that's not answering the question.
The closest you came to the question was the last paragraph, where you said you personally felt raising kids was the best part of marriage.
The problem with that is, that's like saying "the best part of the weekend is Saturday morning golf, therefore weekends are about Saturday morning golf, unless you play golf you don't need weekends, your simply not capbale of enjoying weekends"
Not everyone wants kids, and you don't need to have them to enjoy or want a marriage. You are just trying to push your ideas onto others, and before you rant and say that gays are pushing their ideas onto you, realise that allowing gay marriage will not change a single aspect of straight marriage.
What I think Tisme is trying to say, is that if two people want to stay together without having children, then marriage is irrelevant. If they want to stay together then they will, and a piece of paper doesn't matter a fig. This is happening more and more in society.
A marriage certificate though gives children some security. A claim to assets in case the parents snuff it unexpectedly, a lineage and access to family history and medical records.
So the whole question of marriage is up for grabs. Gays shouldn't feel "out of society" if they don't get married. A lot of people are realising that it may not be worth the trouble anyway.
...of course it will change aspects of true "marriage" ... it will make a mockery of it ....
Syd, I mentioned the 60 minutes show and the pedophile advocate because of your 'love wins' marketing, read back.
Controlling peoples thoughts and homes is orwellian/authoritarian.
We should be allowed to raise our children with family values.
When you start making criminals of peoples thoughts, and calling it hate speech, you have gone too far.
The person I mentioned is a champion for freedom of speech, and against this rubbish, same sex marriage.
The TRUTH is Marriage is as is, father, mother and child, and you are changing it to exclude children from their natural parents, or a mother and father, or a man or a woman, in your mix. .
The Gold standard is in line with natural law and should stay as is for all future generations.
You are giving the state control over families and changing the natural law, and that is not on, imo.
I won't be brainwashed and indoctrinated with your/their social engineering.
Children come first, not selfish adults.
They are removing boundaries. They are removing LAW.
Man does not have the right to change it when it disadvantages one in society, especially vulnerable children.
As I have said there is no reason to change marriage because marriage means families and keeping them together.
Encouraging broken families makes it a fallen society, and in need of government intervention.
There is no reason for the government to promote broken families or your lifestyle.
Politics needs to get out of the public schools, as I have mentioned already, and back to teaching literacy and numeracy, not what and how to think.
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25851
I would take Mike Baird as a Premier any day over this fool we have in Melbourne, Dictator Dan and his communist Green mates.
We have done this topic to death, and people that have made up their minds are not going to change, one way or the other.
"The church certainly failed in their duty of care to their parishioners. If that bishop who heard the complaint had imposed some sort of rein so that Flaherty couldn't be left alone with youth the first offence may not have been repeated.
"If the church knew about him being a paedophile and moved him from one church to another to go on and abuse more people, well then the church has got a lot of questions to answer."
Not only should the perpetrators be jailed, the higher ups who did their best to cover these crimes should also be sent to jail.
How anyone can choose to remain a member of this disgusting organisation is beyond me.
Perpetrators have been jailed, and maybe we should ask why the people who protected them have not been charged.
Is the "sanctity of the Confessional" a legal defence, or are they being protected by a "boys club" in the police and prosecutors office ? Maybe the victims or their families were either paid off, or scared off by the thought of having their children being cross examined in the witness stand.
Hopefully the RC (Royal commission) will provide a few answers.
Maybe there should also be a RC into child brides in other religions, but no doubt someone will scream "minority persecution" so it will never happen.
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