[kneexyFreedly]

[GrileVege]

Homeless people generally do not choose to live a life of misery, Solomwi.

Of course they do. They are teh evil queers homeless who are trying to recruit our kids with their queer homeless agenda. All I'm saying is that people marrying women living in homes and having children is the healthy way to live life, and they shouldn't be allowed to choose to live an unhealthy life.

[abubycera]

Homeless people generally do not choose to live a life of misery, Solomwi.

Correct, they are predisposed to it genetically. Science is working hard to identify the appropriate gene so we correct it in the womb to guarentee that there are no homeless people ever again.

[xanaxnewtrader]

Actually I use html...

[Viyzarei]

This thread is giving me the giggles.

[jadabaad]

No, I wasn't - some of the things being said by others in here though, are ridiculously funny.

[RafaelYV]

hobophobia,

[Cuccuccaltefe]

By suggesting that gay men marry women, are you tacitly suggesting that you believe in the ex-gay movement? I do. I've seen many success stories.

Indeed (and I wish I could look for the study right now), most mixed-orientation marriages (gays married to the gender not of their orientation), the divorce rate is quite considerably higher than in straight couples. Well, you'll have to provide the study. Again, I can confirm anecdotally that there have been quite a number of success stories.

So in essence, are you suggesting they get married, only to divorce later? Get married and stay married. For the health of the gay person that is the best option. Beats all other alternatives.

[itsmycock]

BK, there are no "success" stories of people changing their sexual orientation. Gays will always be gay for the rest of their lives - even those who live a life of lies and denial by marrying, and staying married, to someone of opposite gender.

[Hrennilasi]

BK, there are no "success" stories of people changing their sexual orientation. Gays will always be gay for the rest of their lives - even those who live a life of lies and denial by marrying, and staying married, to someone of opposite gender.

Plenty of FAILS! though.

[Everwondopedo]

So why judge people on their sexual desires? Who's being judgmental? All I'm saying is that the best outcome wrt to health is to get married and have kids.

[nabsgood]

Fact: Kids introduce stress. You'll live longer without them.

[jisee]

That's still making a judgement--and with the way you've spoken of homosexuals in the past and in this thread, it certainly sounds like you're making a judgement on them, as well. How is it a judgement to say that you'll live longer if you exercise regularly? You'll live longer on average if you get married and have children, a fact which applies equally to me as I have neither.

Tell me, is it difficult to continue to be that disingenuous, or does it come naturally to you? I don't see why saying, "doing such and such leads to healthier outcomes" is at all judgemental on the person.

[Kk21pwa9]

I have hobophobia. The disease begat a disease! It's an epidemic! Run for the hills!

Oh, please. We know what you think of when you see a bindle.

[moopogyOvenny]

How is it a judgement to say that you'll live longer if you exercise regularly?

If we're still to take this exercise example of yours seriously, you've sort of argued against yourself there. There's no doubt that people who exercise will generally live longer, but that doesn't mean we grant any less legal rights to the people who choose not to work out.

Either how, you don't suppose the reason married people hang out for longer might be that, oh I don't know, maybe that they were actually able to marry the one they wanted to marry, and that their partnership is formally and socially accepted?

Would you seriously estimate that you or I would live longer if we married somebody we weren't romantically interested in? Holy smoke, I just can't believe you cannot or will not acknowledge what should be so obvious.