Simpsons: Gay marriage shock

Lopan said:
Could be worse, the parents could be reactionary lunatics filling their childs minds with subjective hate.

Another good reason for liberals to not have kids, huh?
 
Back to the topic at hand for a moment - the same people who just complained about the Gay-Marriage on the Simpsons have claimed that Shrek II promotes homosexuality because
1) In one scene, Pinochio is seen wearing a thong
2) The Bartender *The Ugly Step Sister* (Voice by Larry King) in "The Poison Apple" is obviously a pre-op transexual.
3) Sexual innuendo
4) Racial tollerence themes (Ogres aren't being accepted as 'equal')
5) The overuse of Majik - which goes against the Bible


rebuttal

1) Wearing women's clothing (if you're a guy) is a fetish ... and is related to transvestism ... but often NOT related to homosexuality at all. This was a sight-gag, was funny as hell.
2) It's the Ugly step-sister - she's pretty ugly in the movie... a bit of a stretch (Larry King does a great job BTW)
3) Well...they ARE newly married, eh
4) Yup...good idea too
5) Hunh? Majik has been used in every fairy tale for eons...and they're complaining now? Time for a good ol' fashined book-burning. We'll start with Grim's Fairytales, go onto Mother Goose etc...

Sometimes I think that the PC crowd is more into this for the attention than to actually promote positive TV/Music/Movie for the next generation. :shrug:
 
Gonz said:
Another good reason for liberals to not have kids, huh?


Indeed would'nt want them living in a world of nutters, hell bent on the destruction of man kind.

Although I would like to be around when the world ends and the second coming doesn't happen, just to see the expressions on all those fundamentalists faces.

:evilcool: I've been expecting you :evilcool:
 
ClaireBear said:
The operative word is "people" John... and just as straight couples will get wed for convenience more than love or rather hurry it along.. say for example when one joins the armed forces to get better housing... so will gay couples and just as straight couples marry for love so will gay couples...

They should be denied a license to marry.

CB said:
The only thing thats stopping gay marriage becoming legal is the Church... but seriously... how many straight couples today take their vows religiously or even seriously as the divorce rates prove?! :shrug:

I didn't marry in a church. We were bonded in a civil ceremony. Our vows were taken very very strongly. Divorce should be limited to 3 options...Adultery, Abuse & Addiction.
 
Lopan said:
Indeed would'nt want them living in a world of nutters, hell bent on the destruction of man kind.

Although I would like to be around when the world ends and the second coming doesn't happen, just to see the expressions on all those fundamentalists faces.

:evilcool: I've been expecting you :evilcool:

Are you incorrectly assuming I'm religious?
 
Gonz said:
I didn't marry in a church. We were bonded in a civil ceremony. Our vows were taken very very strongly. Divorce should be limited to 3 options...Adultery, Abuse & Addiction.


Yes... I totally agree... :shrug:

The point concerning Gay marriage... other than "just because!?"
 
ClaireBear said:
The point concerning Gay marriage... other than "just because!?"

Read teh Pontiffs book. He'll explain it better than I. Of course, he has seveal hundred pages.
 
Gonz said:
Read teh Pontiffs book. He'll explain it better than I. Of course, he has seveal hundred pages.

You like Shakespeare? Or was that a joke in your profile?

Shakespeare was a right screaming homo. Total iron
 
He wasn't married to another homoseual was he? I don't care what people do in their bedroom, which is the seperation between homo- & hetero-.

The actual irony is, the homosexual agenda is so looking to get accepted they've made some of history's greatest figures homosexual...at a time the figure is no longer able to answer for themself.
 
Gonz said:
He wasn't married to another homoseual was he? I don't care what people do in their bedroom, which is the seperation between homo- & hetero-.

The actual irony is, the homosexual agenda is so looking to get accepted they've made some of history's greatest figures homosexual...at a time the figure is no longer able to answer for themself.

He was gay and lived with a man, what do you think Romeo and juliet was all about.
 
Lopan said:
He was gay and lived with a man, what do you think Romeo and juliet was all about.
They're not even sure that Shakespeare wrote all those plays... its starting to look less and less like he did. :sigh:
 
I wonder if Anne Hathaway knew of his sexual escapades? You know, his wife & mother of his children.
 
Gonz said:
I wonder if Anne Hathaway knew of his sexual escapades? You know, his wife & mother of his children.

Probably, homosexuality wasn't stigmatised back then. It wasn't until the Victorian age that it was villified.

But as you say he's dead so we can't ask him.
 
ClaireBear said:
Why does that statement make me shiver...

It sounds so... "Look at me I socialise with "that kind of people" I speak the truth"

No. My point is that I'm not against gay anything. I'm against the redefinition of marriage.

The operative word is "people" John... and just as straight couples will get wed for convenience more than love or rather hurry it along.. say for example when one joins the armed forces to get better housing... so will gay couples and just as straight couples marry for love so will gay couples...

And that is exactly the sort of thing I'm against. And it's all gay marriage adds up to.


The only thing thats stopping gay marriage becoming legal is the Church... but seriously... how many straight couples today take their vows religiously or even seriously as the divorce rates prove?! :shrug:

No. What's stopping gay legal marriages is politics. The divorce rate is again, something that's not going to improve with gay marriage. If it's not taken seriously now, what'll it be like once gays get into it?


Why get all angsty over it?... I readily admit I'm a product of a PC upbringing and have very pro views concerning gender, race and sexuality but I really don't see that as a bad thing... :shrug:


Angsty? I'm against it because, unlike most people today, I know what marriage is really about. I know what it's really for. It's a binding of two people, into something greater. Most people today can't see beyond themselves. And that's why marriages fail. Gay marriage is simply going to destroy the precious little that's left.

My piece is said. I'm out. If my point isn't made by now, then you simply don't have the capacity to understand the underlying concepts I'm trying to get across.
 
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