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Yup, I did pull it from a UK newspaper, although it wasn't a Red headed paper, rather from a respectable one.
First off, I don't know where you got this, but it darned sure wasn't from Texas. Some UK yellow-rag I'm suspecting.
The answer is obvious, but I'll let you figure it out for yourself. If the content of the texts makes the people of Texas unhappy, they can buy from whomever they please.
Originally posted by DeltaChaos
I would like to see the data that supports the claim that 'homosexuals, lesbians, and bisexuals are more prone to self-destructive behaviour like depression, illegal drug use, and suicide'.
Originally posted by parrhesia
And to think in the rest of the country people are worried about Political Correctness - Not these people!
This cracks me up.
Is sodomy legal in Texas yet?
I would like to see the data that supports the claim that 'homosexuals, lesbians, and bisexuals are more prone to self-destructive behaviour like depression, illegal drug use, and suicide'.
Why Is the "Coming Out" Process Difficult for Some Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual People?
For some gay and bisexual people the coming out process is difficult, for others it is not. Often lesbian, gay and bisexual people feel afraid, different, and alone when they first realize that their sexual orientation is different from the community norm. This is particularly true for people becoming aware of their gay, lesbian, or bisexual orientation as a child or adolescent, which is not uncommon. And, depending on their families and where they live, they may have to struggle against prejudice and misinformation about homosexuality. Children and adolescents may be particularly vulnerable to the deleterious effects of bias and stereotypes. They may also fear being rejected by family, friends,co-workers, and religious institutions. Some gay people have to worry about losing their jobs or being harassed at school if their sexual orientation became well known. Unfortunately, gay, lesbian and bisexual people are at a higher risk for physical assault and violence than are heterosexuals. Studies done in California in the mid 1990s showed that nearly one-fifth of all lesbians who took part in the study and more than one-fourth of all gay men who participated had been the victim of a hate crime based on their sexual orientation. In another California study of approximately 500 young adults, half of all the young men participating in the study admitted to some form of anti-gay aggression from name-calling to physical violence.
"I would like to see the data that supports the claim that 'homosexuals, lesbians, and bisexuals are more prone to self-destructive behaviour like depression, illegal drug use, and suicide'. "
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
Hatred merely eats up the container in which it is kept.
Let the religious right shoot themselves in the foot. Evil is always self-defeating.
In the meantime, all I think we can do about this problem is notice that a true marriage results in a "series or line of DNA-specific offspring" whereas a same-sex partnership CANNOT do that, by definition.
So, it seems to me, one ought to be called marriage and the other ought to be called something else, even if the parties expect to have survivorship rights and live as family.
But, that's just my opinion which, with a buck and a half, will buy me a cup of coffee somewhere.
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
Hatred merely eats up the container in which it is kept.
Let the religious right shoot themselves in the foot. Evil is always self-defeating.
In the meantime, all I think we can do about this problem is notice that a true marriage results in a "series or line of DNA-specific offspring" whereas a same-sex partnership CANNOT do that, by definition.
So, it seems to me, one ought to be called marriage and the other ought to be called something else, even if the parties expect to have survivorship rights and live as family.
But, that's just my opinion which, with a buck and a half, will buy me a cup of coffee somewhere.