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Tea, coffee, marriage? : Comments

By Michael Thompson, published 19/8/2015

The same-sex lobby would have us believe that it is a fundamental human right to be able to have a certificate from the government saying they are married.

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AJ Philips:

“Indeed it would be given that this has about as much chance of going away as the civil rights movement of the ‘60s...”

If you truly believe this to be the case then why are you bothering to argue with me or with anyone else? We can only conclude that you are trying to convince yourself. I am not here to pander to your insecurities.
Posted by phanto, Thursday, 27 August 2015 1:52:46 PM
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*Sigh*

Phanto,

It’s a pity so many discussions have to come to this...

<<If you truly believe this to be the case then why are you bothering to argue with me or with anyone else? We can only conclude that you are trying to convince yourself.>>

Or that I enjoy debating, or that I want to discredit bad arguments so that others don’t use them and understand why they are bad, or that I like challenging my own views, or that I’d like to change the minds of others. Or maybe I just want to slap down views that I perceive as destructive?

There are many reasons. Why do so many have to jump to a conclusion that makes it about the other person?
Posted by AJ Philips, Thursday, 27 August 2015 2:12:32 PM
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Well there is no need to justify your behaviour if you are doing nothing wrong. There is also no need to try and patronise me with your "sigh".
Posted by phanto, Thursday, 27 August 2015 2:46:01 PM
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