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Will the 'pink vote' finally count? : Comments
By Andrew Murray, published 9/11/2007Will anyone lose or gain a seat on their anti-gay or pro-gay stance?
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So, just in case anyone is under any doubt about where I would stand...and how I would vote... it is absolutely and without the slightest bit of compromise AGAINST "same sex couples" being recognized in any way shape or form in any level of our society.
(where homosexual behavior is at the core of the relationship)
If I decide to marry my DOG... and seek to change the laws so my Dog can benefit in the same way a spouse would from my superannuation etc etc etc.. firstly it seems ludicrous, secondly immoral, and finally socially destructive.
BLIND NELLIE can see that once we abandon a moral stand on this issue, as Dostoyevsky is 'reported' to have said "If God does not exist, everything is permitted"
http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/features/2000/cortesi1.html
yes, it was in fact the sentiment of one of his characters, but it still expresses a logical truth.
>>the whole irony of The Brothers Karamazov is that Ivan advances this logical statement, but later admits to Alyosha that, in fact, he believes in God. Hence Ivan has believed right from the start that the antecedent is false and, therefore, that the implication is null -- it was never more than an intellectual toy. Alas, other characters take the succedent B seriously and act on it, resulting in great evil, for which Ivan must feel indirectly responsible.<<
PROBLEM.. clearly, if people reject God, the implication (that all is permissable/lawful in the philosophical sense) is NOT 'null' but real.
and as concluded above it "resulted in great evil"