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Sagamite: What moronic rubbish!Lol, again you fail to politely reply my post and then you resort to degrading attacks to butress your exasperation of failing to live up to standards... Also,if we pro-homosexuals can argue out points tactically without hurled insults, I think the so called anti-homosexuals are just envious of our erudite approach |
leon12: You just proved me ryt dat u lack reasoning n intellect.. There are a lot of tins dat influence Gayism. First is genetics( that I dunno how to xplain how possible its cus our bible told us that God created us all), second is by environment and 3rd is by choice.A person boundary breaking sagacity and a broad mind is never supposed to have a myopic view on homosexuality...... Even if ethnical scientists bring a cursory research which shows that homosexuality is very health and normal with global acceptance... People like sagamite will object it |
Sagamite: What absolute tosh!Finally, you got the point,as a radical,liberal,personified person.. I should put to your notice that the same government can deal with crimes but it should not be a moral moribund excuse to disallow two consenting homosexuals... |
Chiamaka01: #Team FreshAirTill2019Keep dreaming.. I once heard a rubbish from a dominant church in naija that nigeria is better than other western civilised countries due to anti-homosexuality stance... Can you imagine such rubbish logic |
Sagamite: You are a person then.Excuse me,do you even live in nigeria at all... If legistlator's make laws, I am certain it for the perogative of the high few elite in the power corridors of nigeria... What arrant nonsense are you spewing, if with due process in the Constitution of nigeria,the two-thirds of the house of assembly would have removed whatever immunity and hidden grafts/ allowances they have due to the desires of the majority of the people.. I dare say again that our political leaders with the current machinery of government and restriction of the judiciary and efcc are "invisible".... |
Sagamite: There is no side effect to prostitution except a drained pocket and a moaning climax.Get your facts right Prostitution effects our society in many ways. Prostitutions is more then just a sexual related crime and can actually lead to more crimes and violence on the streets.when purchasing a prostitute, many buyers don't think about the serious consequences that come with street sex. Sexually transmitted disease, infidelity, violence, thefts and many crimes take place with the average prostitute exchange. Many men and women have received have passed along sexually transmitted diseases without knowing and some without even caring. It's not always the prostitute that does that passing of the STD either. Many people with and STD feel that they can't have a sexual relationship with the partner in fear of passing the disease to them. However, they find it acceptable to find a prostitute on the corner who they will never have to meet again, and pass the STD along in order to relieve sexual frustration. In return he or she will sleep with several other people before even knowing they have an STD. Then the STD gets passed on by those people as well. Wives, husbands and innocent sexual partners become victim to the STD. Many of which are severe and even life threatening. In addition to passing on diseases, many men and women pick up prostitutes not caring about how their wife or husband at home may feel if they ever found out. Today, society is dealing with a higher divorce average then ever before. Having the ability to go out and pickup a prostitute for sexual favors will only encourage that number to continue to rise. Society is threatened by much more then diseases and divorce related to prostitution. Violent crimes are one of the most severe effects on society. Many prostitutes have been raped, beaten and killed over many decades and the number continues to grow. Prostitutes are seen as week, vulnerable, and an easy target for men to get their sexual favors and then to kill and dispose of. Since the prostitute is in a bad enough situation to need to sell their selves then chances are that there is no one close enough to help or reach out to them. This, making them less likely to be missed and be reported missing. Men aren't the only culprit in violent, prostitution related crimes. Many prostitutes have beaten and killed their buyers as well. |
wman: I'm a christian and I believe the following are wrong.I stated this points severally both with an intellectual approach and in layman perspective but some folks have their sense of judgement blinded by a systematic and errondenous culture.. Why do we nigeria's pretend a lot.. In my next post,this same cultural belief we estimate highly has its flaws which I will highlight |
ravgach: Those producing those bad stuff do it in the confines of their homes and still the government holes them out and prosecutes them. Saying that gay practice is done in the confine of one's own home does not make it acceptable. It is still evil that affect moral fabrics of the society negatively. It is absurd, contrary to nature, immoral, disgusting, nauseating, evil... Please desist from this destructive evil.I will give you valid reasons why homosexuality is not in any way a destructive evil.. First of all,Disputes about homosexuality evoke visceral emotions. Religious views, stereotypes, and social pressures all contribute to the negative preconceptions of gay men and lesbians, and the public discourse on homosexuality has long been dominated by disgust, confusion, and ignorance. Thus, efforts of gay men and lesbians to seek legal recognition and validation for their relationships have been faced with hostility, largely derived from these negative cultural attitudes, rather than from any internal logic. |
Sagamite: I suspect the same.See who is talking, I thought you told you could not read some short articulated and well depth argument of intellect write up I posted previously |
ravgach: If we only compare their practice to animals, then the practice is not good for any society that wants to make progress.I will be pushed to use the usa as a example against what you just said |
sultanemerald: I don't engage in mindless bants with your kind. do better.Sorry, I think ur words should be the other way round.have a nice day |
ravgach: Those producing those bad stuff do it in the confines of their homes and still the government holes them out and prosecutes them. Saying that gay practice is done in the confine of one's own home does not make it acceptable. It is still evil that affect moral fabrics of the society negatively. It is absurd, contrary to nature, immoral, disgusting, nauseating, evil... Please desist from this destructive evil.Sir,you are coming from a religious perspective... What about the free thinkers and others?? |
sultanemerald: I believe he lifts this gibberish off couple of places. Put them together without full comprehension and the direction of the argument, paste here and tell us he is intelligent. It is really sad. ![]() sultanemerald: I believe he lifts this gibberish off couple of places. Put them together without full comprehension and the direction of the argument, paste here and tell us he is intelligent. It is really sad. abeg, nairalanders.. What is this loser saying ? Okay,then how did I make those mistakes I made? |
ravgach: Bros, to be honest with you, they are worse than animals. Just check out what they are doing. Animals will never do that dirty stuff!And then that's what makes them better than animals |
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ravgach: You do not seem to know the full import of what you are saying. It is just like saying that NAFDAC should stop harassing people producing adulterated drinks. That people have the right to chose what is right and wrong. You can as well say what is anybody's business with what someone is produced in the confines of one's house and sold to people who willingly come to his shop inside his compound to drink his substandard drinks.Oh my gosh!!! How can you equate homosexuality with one will take a drug that can cost his life... Useless sentiments |
pazienza: So are you willing to admit that your dislike for homosexualism is built around digust, if we agree on this rather than beating around around the bush like you are doing, maybe we can now decide if disgust is enough reason to impose your will on other people's life.Could not have said it better.nice reply to those who think that homosexual are in same class with animals.. Hence the nauseating position towards them. |
pazienza: Democracy is not just about the imposition of the will of the majority on the minority, it's also about the protection of the minority from the majority. If democracy was all about the will of the majority, then we won't have the liberation of the blacks in USA, as they were but a minority those days, and majority whites wanted the status quo then to stand, it was their struggle that attracted white sympathizers to them and helped turn the tide.Gbam la la la gbam la la la gbam la la la!!!!!lol |
[quote author=Okpara-Jesus]If you like don't accept it. if you feel you want to practice your gay life style do it in secret because if you come out openly the devil.that lured u into the act will still.be the one that will send angry mob.[/quote]Then you must agree with me that nigeria is underdeveloped, uneducated and a babaric country which need illumination to see that there is no difference between an angry mob beating someone and the ancient culture of ethusiatic cannibals eating raw flesh of their fellow human created by God |
Sagamite: Your grammar is bad.nahh, re-check my post... Maybe I typed way too fast... Use ur comprehension sense,the first bolded line is correct |
[quote author=Okpara-Jesus]I have said it all.watch your life because you must have gotten the reprobate mind.[/quote] [quote author=Okpara-Jesus]I have said it all.watch your life because you must have gotten the reprobate mind.[/quote]Looooool... That means that anyone who supports homosexuality is a reprobate already....clap for yóurself... Nice conclusion... You would have also added that any1 who is a racist is a white.. Mitchew |
![]() Sagamite: You are a person!Geez,what is wrong with this dude? Be respectful in conversation with noble intellects.. Or are you a learner ? The nigerian legislators make laws partly on moral grounds but is it not common logic that if your leaders who make the so-called moral laws cannot keep them being they an eponym to those laws,so then what do they expect the masses to do kwa?? Or na wetin dey paper for constitutional frame work every person will follow when the leaders are making hullabo of those moral laws and pretending... Mind you that nigerian's are not gullible people like before after all the so-called moral laws are close to nonexistent with level of crimes perpetrated in nigeria |
pazienza: I see Sagamite is already here, i anticipated his arrival. *grins*Nahh, he is just obsessed with topics like this, he has to explain.lol.... Just running out..TAXI!!!!!!!!! Over here... |
Sagamite: If you show me where I stated all laws are based on morality, I would go back and read your previous post.Do not disgracefully misunderstand my post,"I said not all laws but then some do not have morality" hope you got that into your hard brain |
Sagamite: Honestly, are you really this thick?I am not easily intimidated by political scientists who self-claim to know it all.. I have to be outspoken and assertive in facts which I have to convince a person who is a deluded ignoramus and myopic... Also, bet some peeps have to go back to school and read the nigerian legal system by a.o sanni... Its annoying to bring in morality when we know how corrupt and wayward our legistlators are in law making even though they pretend in open and in writing not to be such.... |
Sagamite: Over-rated?Seems u did not see my previous post vividly, u choose to ignore it.. Go through it again,, I still rest my case on the wide believe that laws not entirely all do not depend on morality,,, I could give a million rationale if you want |
Sagamite: More tosh by you.Imao, you forgot we have minority leaders in the house of assembly who can influence certain decisions |
Sagamite: You are reetarded!Oga, morality is Overrated in various country laws... Stop saying trash.. That is my main point |
To some folks here with down syndrome who only resort to tantrums to feel they have won a healty debate beyond them.. Let me clarify some things,, and why the law should never be against same -sex marriage I.e the influence of moral views is always present in human behaviour and activity. More generally speaking: subjectivity is always 'present'. The point is that it cannot be showed and that it cannot be used to motivate or justify a decision or an act that is regulated by law. The training of a judge is not only intellectual but also emotional and political: regardless of her beliefs, she must believe that the only source of authority is the Law. This principle of legality may contradict somehow the MORAL beliefs of certain people, but that's another issue. The cases of deviation from the principle of legality are probably a low percentage: In many cases, these deviations do not come from morality interference nor even from subjectivity. In most cases, the legal system can expurgate them. |
[quote author=Okpara-Jesus]pls don't tell me you now have a reprobate mind.[/quote]What is the scathing remarks all about , I am not a homosexual but a firm believer in human rights.. We are in the 21st century for crying out loud |
Sagamite: No, I am just seeing a person that is chatting moronic rubbish.Morality can mean diabolic things,, u really have a nonsense one dimension of morality to talk this rubbish... Historical researches shows that there is an element of morality in every nations law but I still maintain my stance that some certain nations do not have morality due to the way their law was crafted.. Okay,sodom and gommorrah, other countries like u.s.s.r during their dictatorship era... Morality is subjective, I.e a nation may accept stealing into their law... Does that still make their laws moral ? Let me be more detailed here - There is a common logical fallacy that the crimestatistics reflect in some way the morality of the society. STOP HERE AND THINK TWICE! The crime statistics reflect first to which extent the human behaviour may be considered to be criminal, i.e. these figures mirror the criminalization of certain activities. We can legalize prostitution or the retail sales of alcohol in Sweden and then statistics of crime will look different, not necessarily better. We can change the definition of the crimes; a broader definition will increase the statistics at least in the first period after the amendment. A narrower definition and a harder burden of proof for the prosecution will decrease the statistics, but attention not the criminality. The most fallacious part of the statement is to pass by the fact that an increase in the statistics can often reflect a more effective enforcement. The police and the other authorities have invested lots of public money in a betterment of the enforcement. This has nothing to do with the morality of the people living in that jurisdiction. Think about the taxation for instance! One can define taxation as a very moral activity, it is after all about sharing and giving to the people in need, but also as an immoral activity because a person is dispossessed by his/he property, property which has been obtained completely in a legal manner. Of course that some crimes appear to be absolutely horrifying and undoubtedly immoral, but you as an outsider, as a second hand listener, you will never know the whole story. Therefore the biblical story is still wise: Don't throw any stones on nobody! You might be less innocent than that person. Another short reflection about the truth and the search for truth and the idea that the ultimate truth is God! To me this statement is related with the first the biblical advice 'Don't throw stones!'. The socially constructed truth is always relative and it serves some common purposes. Panem et circenses, bread and circus/games, this is what it is served. Now-a- days the circus is more Hollywood constructed than live. The main idea is that you do not witness the truth, we are only told the 'truth' and if the truths being told fit with your frame of values, they are going to be accepted as reality. If they come in conflict with this frame of values, you will reject them and start to search about the 'real' truth and so on. It sounds strange but in order to provide justice and be impartial, you have to forget about your own cultural bias or moral bias and judge as to the law, not as to the morality. |
[quote author=Okpara-Jesus]You know the bible is so vast that every sinner most surely find excuse to defend the sin he/she commits. my dear you owe your life and the things of the heaven is not new to you. I don't hate sinners but they must get to know that they are doing the wrong thing. ( I like this word judge me not ) but remember that their is a major deference between JUDGMENT AND CONDEMNATION. if you feel that God left the woman to chose Wat was here latter behavior, we were ment to.know that she went about telling people to see someone who told her Wat she has done. Now you feel they should be given freedom but Many Nigerians says NO.[/quote]We all know that in history, not all the majority says always happen.. Because most nigerians do not support same - sex marriage does not mean that it is evil cretins that are homosexuals who should be dealt with accordingly |
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? Okay,then how did I make those mistakes I made?