Where debating everything under the sun is only the beginning

the homosexual prime minister of Luxembourg is gong to marry with his homosexual boy friend tomorrow

   
William III, Prince of Orange, King of England (1650-1702) 

Speculations about William III's sexuality have been countered by his English and American biographers, who have been unwilling to entertain the idea that a man of his nobility of character and special historical significance could have loved other men. Dutch writers on the other hand have been much more willing to accept the evidence that William was, indeed, bisexual.

He had two great loves. One was his wife to whom he constantly wrote to when away on military campaigns and secondly his Protestant faith.

I wouldn't have had any time for Henry but thankfully I was on the good side of that Border!

The English religious side was very different from ours and thank heavens for that.

Early results suggest the Republic of Ireland has voted to legalise same-sex marriage in a historic referendum. More than 3.2m people were asked whether they wanted to amend the country's constitution to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. Government ministers have said they believe it will pass, while prominent "no" campaigners have conceded defeat. Counting started at 09:00 BST on Saturday morning. An "unusually high" turnout has been reported.



If the change is approved, the Republic of Ireland would become the first country to legalise same-sex marriage through a popular vote. Minister for Health Leo Varadkar, who earlier this year came out as the Republic of Ireland's first openly gay minister, said the campaign had been "almost like a social revolution".

This is foreign money being systematically invested to change public opinion, to deliver seamlessly a Yes in a referendum that has enormous consequences for family law for generations.
All the while soothing us by spinning it as just “seventeen little words”. Can American money buy an Irish referendum?
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This is foreign money being systematically invested to change public opinion,  [...]

Are the forces for the annihilation of the human race in ascendency?

Good to know that in other countries there are also people that can see the truth. There's still hope.

Quote from: Belfrager on 2015-05-24, 08:26:53

Good to know that in other countries there are also people that can see the truth. There's still hope.

The truth is that the Irish people came out of the closet and there's no way to get them back in there. There's no hope.

Ireland has officially passed the same-sex marraige referendum with 1.2 million people voting in its favour. The result was confirmed just before 7pm on Saturday although the result was clear from very early in the count. The Yes vote prevailed by 62 to 38 per cent with a large 60.5 per cent turnout.
In total, 1,201,607 people voted in favour with 734,300 against, giving a majority of 467,307. The total valid poll was 1,935,907.

claim civilization is going to collapse just because the LGBT ask for something?

I'm a man.

This is the internet...we'll have to take your word for it.

It might be right that the sexual revolution can be tied to the world wars, ...

John Haldane also misses that homosexuality also exists in nature. Philosophers sit high in their ivory towers writing their papers on nature and whatnot but don't look outside the window to see what's really happening in nature. On what's "natural", as species pair-bonds for long periods of time if not for life, it seems unnatural to try to force humans to live alone and celibate. Before proclaiming what's natural and unnatural, first observe nature and what appears natural in the species.