KhaoYai
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And you assume that we should accept those studies are correct. I can't and won't speak for the poster you are refering to but I can make my own mind up on such matters without reading studies. I only revert to studies if I am considering a subject that I know nothing about. I don't need a study to voice an opinion or to see that something is against nature - despite the previous references to gay animals etc. The nature of human beings is male + female = children. Male + male or female + female cannot produce children and nor, in my opinion can they pass on the knowledge and behaviour that children get from a balanced and natural relationship. Yes, there are some bad male/female parents but lets deal with them, not use them as an excuse to promote same sex parents.
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There's a lot of credence being given to 'vast majorities' and 'overwhelming support' here, as if to say that makes them right. I believe a certain gentleman who started the largest conflict the world has ever seen and was therefore responsible for the deaths of millions of people, also had 'overwhelming support'. Was he right then? Are there not plenty of examples in history where the 'vast majority' have turned out to be wrong? Attitudes and laws change, so called progress, but that does not necessarily make them better. Progress in science? Well that's a double edged sword There have been many advances that have benefited the human race and other's that have done so at the expense of other species. Then again, another advance in science killed or seriously injured 200,000 people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Ten years ago I was told to cut all fat from my diet, 2 weeks ago my doctor said most fats are now considered to be OK - just avoid certain ones. Attitudes and laws change, science advances - its all called progress and people usually accept it as better when in fact, some of it is not. Attitudes towards gay people have become more liberal and I can't see any problem with them getting married but I personally and I repeat, personally, do not think they should be allowed to adopt children. As with other 'advances' that have turned out to be wrong, 25 years from now we may well find that the countries that allowed them to adopt, reverse that decision - nobody knows. Aliens looking down on this planet would probaly have a real laugh at the human race and our 'progress' - we invent machines to do our work and then we find we have to go to the gym to exercise! Bringing things bang up to date, we have polluted the air that we need to exist and are now killing our planet through climate change. We discharge raw sewerage into water sources and places where we swim ...........................and that's progress? Now, I expect a plethora of statements asking what this subject has to to with Hitler or nuclear bombs and that's because the protagonists of gay families either can't or won't see the point - so before you do and as I've said from the very start of this debate - its about people assuming that changing attitudes and so called 'progress' is always superior. You can call it 'antiquated', out of touch or whatever else you like but if you study the history of mankind, you will find we've made some glaring mistakes over the centuries. Some mistakes we have had to go back on - some we should have and some we are yet to tackle. What is (supposed) to be being discussed here is a matter of law, law our great leaders tell us, driven by changing attitudes and opinions. The law itself is not immune from mistakes and wrong decisions. I myself was almost the victim of a recently introduced draconian law a few years ago. Its a personal matter and not one I wish to discuss here but my case was dismissed.........why? Because the prosecution barristers realised that I was rasing some serious issues and if I won my case, their good little earner would be overturned by case law. That particular law will, I am absolutely sure, be overturned at some point - its wrong and its a mistake, not all new things are better. Progress is not always for the better but the one thing that is, is that much of the world has freedom of speech. That conveys the right to have an opinion. The gay adoption protagonists here might note that as far as I can see, those of us with the opposite opinion have made our points without resorting to slagging and name calling. Neither have we made ridiculous posts for the sake of it or twisted people's words. How much better this discussion would be if the same courtesy was shown by all.
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I'm done here. I have no more to say. My views remain the same - no matter what you may think of them. Change is not always for the better or in the right direction - history teaches that if you read it correctly. My kids were brought up in a natural environment and I believe benefitted from that. Should one of my kids turn out to be gay/lesbian I would have no problem with that. Those who see my comments as anti - gay are very wrong.
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I don't really care about history, I stated what nature intended. I think my friends would find it amusing to see me being associated with any form of evangelism - ,me? I don't think so, I have no connection to religion whatsoever. What I do have is a conviction that nature knows best. Your connection to wet nurses etc. has nothing to do with any religious belief. Such pratices are carried out by human beings and may also be harmful to children.
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When you're taught to drive, you are taught to drive on the side of the road applicable to that country. Should you start driving on the wrong side of the road, you must accept the consequences. Nature provides for the creation of a child by people of opposite sexes. Gay and lesbian people are not lesser beings but they are the victims of a genetic disorder. That disorder by default, prevents them from having children naturally as part of a same sex couple. In almost all ways Gays and Lesbians can live a normal life and the fact that there is far more tolerance these days is to be welcomed, I do not tolerate any discrimination against them that is based purely on their sexuality. However, I will never accept that it can ever be right for a child to be brought up in a Gay/Lesbian environment and not be affected by it.
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That was not the issue raised in your post. You clearly stated: 'Who the hell are you to tell a gay couple that they can’t get married?' Which I did not and never have said. To answer your 'amended' post - I have a right to my opinion and my opinion is that a child should be brought up by both parents, male and female. That is what nature intended and if you have a problem with it - tough. I would go further and say that in my opinion, a child would be better off with a single parent than 2 of the same sex.
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Anutin speaks out on the unvaccinated possibly facing restrictions
KhaoYai replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Just get vaccinated - end of. -
Just in case you're having a few problems reading my post correctly ???? - here's the relevant line: 'I think that gay/lesbian couples should be allowed to marry each other if they so wish and in doing so, be afforded the same legal rights as hetrosexual couples - why not? ' In future, you might try reading things properly instead of 'skim reading' - it saves on embarrassment.