First you show your true colors:
[quote]Mick28 wrote:
And I said that nothing which promotes the homosexual agenda is good for society.[/quote]
Then in the next breath you deny it:
There are medications for multiple personality disorder. You might want to check it out.
You’re welcome to your opinion, but do you seriously expect people to take your word for it vs. the consensual conclusions of the major medical and mental health organizations who have scientifically researched the issue?
[quote]Gay marriage reduces the spread of diseases like syphilus,
Ha ha…show me your proof or shut the fuck up.[/quote]
A good troll should at least bother to read the thread before throwing out accusations that have already been addressed. I’ll help you out:
[quote]Legally recognizing lesbian and gay relationships could be a key weapon in the fight against sexually transmitted infections, particularly syphilis, research suggests.
A study of countries that allow same-sex marriage or offer civil unions to lesbian and gay couples has shown that rates of syphilis sharply dropped.
Smaller drops were seen in gonorrhea and HIV rates, although research author Thomas Dee said these are less significant.
Dee studied 12 countries across Europe that introduced some sort of legal recognition for lesbian and gay couples between 1989 and 2003.
Although Belgium and the Netherlands are the only two countries to allow full marriage rights, others offer some sort of protection and rights usually afforded only to married couples.
Syphilis rates in the 12 countries dropped by 24 percent, he found.
Dee, an assistant professor of economics at Swarthmore College in the United States, said the results suggest the introduction of marriage rights for same-sex couples reduces the amount of casual sex.
“The evidence shows these laws could dramatically reduce risky sexual behavior and the social costs of some sexually transmitted infections,” he said. “However, the results may be even more important because of what they suggest are the likely effects of gay marriage on the degree of personal commitment in same-sex relationships.”
The report will be published in the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research this month.[/quote]
[quote]If you think it’s better for a little boy (or girl) to have two fathers you are one sick bastard.
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Research over two decades has proven that children raised by same sex parents are equally healthy and are no more likely to be gay than children raised by opposite sex parents.
Don’t let the facts interfere with your preconceptions, though:
[quote]Study: Same-Sex Parents Raise Well-Adjusted Kids
Researchers Say Children Who Grow Up in Households With Gay Parents Have Normal Self-Esteem
WebMD Health NewsReviewed by Louise Chang, MD
Oct.12, 2005 (Washington) – Children growing up in same-sex parental households do not necessarily have differences in self-esteem, gender identity, or emotional problems from children growing up in heterosexual parent homes.
“There are a lot of children with at least one gay or lesbian parent,” says Ellen C. Perrin, MD, professor of pediatrics at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston. She revealed the findings at the American Academy of Pediatrics Conference and Exhibition.
Between 1 million and 6 million children in the U.S. are being reared by committed lesbian or gay couples, she says. Children being raised by same-sex parents were either born to a heterosexual couple, adopted, or conceived through artificial insemination.
“The vast consensus of all the studies shows that children of same-sex parents do as well as children whose parents are heterosexual in every way,” she tells WebMD. “In some ways children of same-sex parents actually may have advantages over other family structures.”
Study Results
Researchers looked at information gleaned from 15 studies on more than 500 children, evaluating possible stigma, teasing and social isolation, adjustment and self-esteem, opposite gender role models, sexual orientation, and strengths.
Studies from 1981 to 1994, including 260 children reared by either heterosexual mothers or same-sex mothers after divorce, found no differences in intelligence, type or prevalence of psychiatric disorders, self-esteem, well-being, peer relationships, couple relationships, or parental stress.
“Some studies showed that single heterosexual parents’ children have more difficulties than children who have parents of the same sex,” Perrin says. “They did better in discipline, self-esteem, and had less psychosocial difficulties at home and at school.”[/quote]
