Marriage has always been between a man and a woman. Its like how you Americans put peanut butter and jelly together between two slices of bread, you know all fits just right. Two of the same sex is like putting two slices of bread with two slices of bread and then you stop and wonder what the excitement is about. Nothing peanutty or jelly to go between. If two guys want to get a marriage certificate then whats the difference if they just live together? Some countries ban homosexuality altogether and others embrace it wholeheartedly.
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It's the fancy wedding "Celebration" along with the rings. You should know americans, we complain if there are pickles on our hamburgers. If they'd just keep it as simple as you say thinktank, keeping marriage as a man and women well, it might actually work. But the problem is, here in america people can't keep things simple. America is very contrary by nature. The world wants to use meters? Well then, we'll use feet.
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This wouldn't even be a damned issue it weren't for all the gays infesting hollywood and the minds of the youth. Ever notice how we suddenly have a bunch of gay youth that are exposing themselves for rights?
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TrueWhite, I would really not prefer this thread to be a rant against gays. My concern is what's happening with the law. The behavior and how you feel about that should be taken to another thread, please.
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Anyways, I had a math teacher last year who had a sponsored trip to her wedding. But, until the issue on same-sex marriage is properly solved, I don't think the school boards really have a say so on whether or not it is wrong. They just have to do the more liberal thing. It keeps the school board away from lawsuits since technically it isn't illegal yet.
So the bill isn't exclusively about banning legal same-sex marriage and it isn't exclusively about teaching children that same-sex marriage is OK. Those are two separate issues that this bill is trying to smooth over as one. The two issues need to be dealt with separately and neither one should be written off just to pass or deny the other.
Schools and communities should have the ability to straighten out what should or should not be taught in school.
As a child in about grade 3 or 4 (I can't remember exactly), I was attending a Christian school. There was an agreement between the school and parents that the teachers would ONLY teach the children science if the school had the parents' permission. The students were clearly notified by the teacher that science contradicted the bible at some points, and the parents had the decision on whether or not their child would learn certain material. Even when I was in science class, if there was any subject being taught that contradicted the bible, the teacher would clearly explain what the scientific theory was and then explain what the bible teaches on the subject. The teacher would make sure that we understood that he was teaching us the scientific theory for our knowledge, but that the bible teaches differently.
This method of explaining both sides to students was very unbiased and beneficial to students to educate them on both subjects from the bible and other happenings of the world without being told that either one was exclusively right and that the students could make their own choice.
There were probably other agreements made between the school and the parents of the community that I was unaware of in earlier years. However, this seems like the fairest type of solution when it comes to the schools teaching contradictory materials.
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