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ricecrackers wrote:RedKat wrote:ricecrackers wrote:paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:RedKat wrote:Divisive? The numbers are around 65-75% support. says who? 442? this place isnt representative of the wider community Newspoll has it at two thirds. news polls are not representative of the wider community the vocal minority is more active in these polls and social media And your evidence is? if one of these polls rang me up I'd tell them to fuck off OK, so that's evidence that you're an unpleasant person, but what about evidence to back up your claim that you can rubbish polls of your choosing? Edited by paladisious: 30/5/2015 01:41:04 PM
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ricecrackers
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paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:RedKat wrote:ricecrackers wrote:paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:RedKat wrote:Divisive? The numbers are around 65-75% support. says who? 442? this place isnt representative of the wider community Newspoll has it at two thirds. news polls are not representative of the wider community the vocal minority is more active in these polls and social media And your evidence is? if one of these polls rang me up I'd tell them to fuck off OK, so that's evidence that you're a Tony Abbott, but what about evidence to back up your claim that you can rubbish polls of your choosing? why dont you provide me evidence that newspolls for homosexual marriage are accurate why dont you provide me evidence that banks and large corporations are advertising support for homosexual marriage out of the goodness of their hearts and as a service to the community what planet are you living on?
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99 Problems
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Why don't you support gay marriage? That is if you don't support it.
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ricecrackers
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99 Problems wrote:Why don't you support gay marriage? That is if you don't support it. my position on this matter is completely irrelevant to the points I'm making here I dont want to have that discussion
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Maybe instead of Federal elections we could use news polls....
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RedKat wrote:ricecrackers wrote:paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:RedKat wrote:ricecrackers wrote:paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:RedKat wrote:Divisive? The numbers are around 65-75% support. says who? 442? this place isnt representative of the wider community Newspoll has it at two thirds. news polls are not representative of the wider community the vocal minority is more active in these polls and social media And your evidence is? if one of these polls rang me up I'd tell them to fuck off OK, so that's evidence that you're a Tony Abbott, but what about evidence to back up your claim that you can rubbish polls of your choosing? why dont you provide me evidence that newspolls for homosexual marriage are accurate why dont you provide me evidence that banks and large corporations are advertising support for homosexual marriage out of the goodness of their hearts and as a service to the community what planet are you living on? So rather than provide a counter-argument you deflect anything that doesnt fit your narrow selected view of acceptable evidence (i.e. anything that conflicts with your view) and constantly try dodge the burden of proof for your own argument? FACT: the issue is divisive FACT: newspolls dont decide elections FACT: banks are pushing gay marriage all I've done is ask why and you're now turning militant and making it personal
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ricecrackers wrote:why dont you provide me evidence that newspolls for homosexual marriage are accurate  ricecrackers wrote:why dont you provide me evidence that banks and large corporations are advertising support for homosexual marriage out of the goodness of their hearts and as a service to the community When did I say that they were? ricecrackers wrote:what planet are you living on? Yes.
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433 wrote:killua wrote:433 wrote:killua wrote:ricecrackers wrote:the first listed sponsors are the ones paying the most money for the ad
they're all banks
why are banks backing gay marriage? Because banks believe in equality, gay marriage being part of that.http://www.prideindiversity.com.au/awei/ Do you honestly believe they care? :lol: It's just another method of advertising without it being explicitly an advertisement. But hey, if you believe in marriage equality then good on them I suppose. I think there are a lot of social issues that large organizations make efforts to address at their own cost, which they do because it's the right thing to do and that they may never get publicity for. Damn, you're naive. :lol: Literally the only reason banks do this is to get publicity. "Look at us guys, we're pro (insert popular position on social issue here)." But ok, the banks just do this because they're nice people :)) The reason the banks do it is because none of them want to be the bank who didn't support gay marriage. In such a small industry, one bank doing it means they all have to.
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there's money in it for them I have no doubt a short term run on marriages will boost spending on all manner of goods that will generate revenue for banks via credit card debts and interest
but, no... the banks really care about you :lol:
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ricecrackers wrote:there's money in it for them I have no doubt a short term run on marriages will boost spending on all manner of goods that will generate revenue for banks via credit card debts and interest
but, no... the banks really care about you :lol: You're right Ricey, now you mention it, marriage equality being legislated would surely result in a bump in weddings and the resultant commercial activity that affects just about every sector, so it'll be good for everyone. Unless you're some sort of bitter commie who thinks having banks and access to debt to facilitate commercial activity for everyone is a bad thing, like you apparently are today.
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paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:there's money in it for them I have no doubt a short term run on marriages will boost spending on all manner of goods that will generate revenue for banks via credit card debts and interest
but, no... the banks really care about you :lol: You're right Ricey, now you mention it, marriage equality being legislated would surely result in a bump in weddings and the resultant commercial activity that affects just about every sector, so it'll be good for everyone. Unless you're some sort of bitter commie who thinks having banks and access to debt to facilitate commercial activity for everyone is a bad thing, like you apparently are today. again you assume However it will only be short term so it wont provide any tangible benefit to you or I. Certainly a worthwhile ROI for a full page ad in the paper though shared among a number of companies. Its all about the dollars for the few by exploiting demand for something people have been convinced by advertising that they want and nothing about morality or equality. Probably should be called marriage equity.
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ricecrackers wrote:paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:there's money in it for them I have no doubt a short term run on marriages will boost spending on all manner of goods that will generate revenue for banks via credit card debts and interest
but, no... the banks really care about you :lol: You're right Ricey, now you mention it, marriage equality being legislated would surely result in a bump in weddings and the resultant commercial activity that affects just about every sector, so it'll be good for everyone. Unless you're some sort of bitter commie who thinks having banks and access to debt to facilitate commercial activity for everyone is a bad thing, like you apparently are today. again you assume However it will only be short term so it wont provide any tangible benefit to you or I. Certainly a worthwhile ROI for a full page ad in the paper though shared among a number of companies. Its all about the dollars for the few by exploiting demand for something people have been convinced by advertising that they want and nothing about morality or equality. Probably should be called marriage equity. You forgot the gay illuminati.
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Eastern Glory wrote:433 wrote:killua wrote:433 wrote:killua wrote:ricecrackers wrote:the first listed sponsors are the ones paying the most money for the ad
they're all banks
why are banks backing gay marriage? Because banks believe in equality, gay marriage being part of that.http://www.prideindiversity.com.au/awei/ Do you honestly believe they care? :lol: It's just another method of advertising without it being explicitly an advertisement. But hey, if you believe in marriage equality then good on them I suppose. I think there are a lot of social issues that large organizations make efforts to address at their own cost, which they do because it's the right thing to do and that they may never get publicity for. Damn, you're naive. :lol: Literally the only reason banks do this is to get publicity. "Look at us guys, we're pro (insert popular position on social issue here)." But ok, the banks just do this because they're nice people :)) The reason the banks do it is because none of them want to be the bank who didn't support gay marriage. In such a small industry, one bank doing it means they all have to. Then why did the original bank do it?
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paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:there's money in it for them I have no doubt a short term run on marriages will boost spending on all manner of goods that will generate revenue for banks via credit card debts and interest
but, no... the banks really care about you :lol: You're right Ricey, now you mention it, marriage equality being legislated would surely result in a bump in weddings and the resultant commercial activity that affects just about every sector, so it'll be good for everyone. Unless you're some sort of bitter commie who thinks having banks and access to debt to facilitate commercial activity for everyone is a bad thing, like you apparently are today. again you assume However it will only be short term so it wont provide any tangible benefit to you or I. Certainly a worthwhile ROI for a full page ad in the paper though shared among a number of companies. Its all about the dollars for the few by exploiting demand for something people have been convinced by advertising that they want and nothing about morality or equality. Probably should be called marriage equity. You forgot the gay illuminati. ...if you want to be childish about it
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karta wrote:Unshackled wrote:ricecrackers wrote:karta wrote:ricecrackers wrote:the first listed sponsors are the ones paying the most money for the ad
they're all banks
why are banks backing gay marriage? Same reason Lowy and everyone else are publicly announcing that they aren't going to vote for Blatter. It's now a safe issue to support and get some nice PR, they would've crunched the numbers. why do banks in Australia need PR? there's only a handful of them - everyone knows who they are what makes you say its a safe issue to support? its quite divisive in reality what's in it for them? Edited by ricecrackers: 29/5/2015 10:01:23 PM Perhaps it's because the Globalists and the Left seek the same endgame through cultural Marxism. It's 'safe' because the modern narcissistic social media addict public is all about the 'feel good' dogma rather than rationality, traditional values or logic. Any who object or have questions that challenge the ideal bite their tongue lest they be labelled and brow beat down as an oppressor, bigot, homophobe etc. :lol: :lol: You seriously have a victim complex about this? It's a simple issue. Either you think all Australians are deserving of the same legal rights, or you don't. "The Globalists and the Left' aren't going to kidnap your children and force them to start sucking dicks, Churches seems to have that market cornered. right now they're not. but in 10 15 years ? if we keep going down the same track ?
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Why would banks support it?
Banks don't care about "right" or "wrong" but they care about their image, like all businesses. Support for gay marriage is populist and a view shared by the majority of Australians. Banks wouldn't support it if it wasn't a view shared by the majority. Average wedding I think costs about 20k - Banks would salivate at the prospect of more people getting married, not less. They are great for banks, especially an extravagant gay wedding.
Surely this is obvious.
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u4486662 wrote:Why would banks support it?
Banks don't care about "right" or "wrong" but they care about their image, like all businesses. Support for gay marriage is populist and a view shared by the majority of Australians. Banks wouldn't support it if it wasn't a view shared by the majority. Average wedding I think costs about 20k - Banks would salivate at the prospect of more people getting married, not less. They are great for banks, especially an extravagant gay wedding.
Surely this is obvious. You're just regurgitating what I've already concluded via Socratic method and added your own special sauce of idiocy. Its got nothing to do with support from majority (which I question exists at all). Even if figures quoted here were correct, this would risk alienating 30% of the public - if banks really cared that much about their image they'd stay out of it all together - if they really thought that affected their income, which obviously it doesn't. Think about what you're saying and the flawed logic of your conclusions. Banks dont care about their image, they care about their bottom line. Get a clue.
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Banks seeking profits via gay wedding loans is highly questionable.
Third world baby farming practices though will be on the up and up.
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Unshackled wrote:Banks seeking profits via gay wedding loans is highly questionable.
Third world baby farming practices though will be on the up and up. I dont doubt that either
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lukerobinho wrote:karta wrote:Unshackled wrote:ricecrackers wrote:karta wrote:ricecrackers wrote:the first listed sponsors are the ones paying the most money for the ad
they're all banks
why are banks backing gay marriage? Same reason Lowy and everyone else are publicly announcing that they aren't going to vote for Blatter. It's now a safe issue to support and get some nice PR, they would've crunched the numbers. why do banks in Australia need PR? there's only a handful of them - everyone knows who they are what makes you say its a safe issue to support? its quite divisive in reality what's in it for them? Edited by ricecrackers: 29/5/2015 10:01:23 PM Perhaps it's because the Globalists and the Left seek the same endgame through cultural Marxism. It's 'safe' because the modern narcissistic social media addict public is all about the 'feel good' dogma rather than rationality, traditional values or logic. Any who object or have questions that challenge the ideal bite their tongue lest they be labelled and brow beat down as an oppressor, bigot, homophobe etc. :lol: :lol: You seriously have a victim complex about this? It's a simple issue. Either you think all Australians are deserving of the same legal rights, or you don't. "The Globalists and the Left' aren't going to kidnap your children and force them to start sucking dicks, Churches seems to have that market cornered. right now they're not. but in 10 15 years ? if we keep going down the same track ? In 15 years time I'd be disappointed if the communist-infiltrated National Curriculum didn't have a compulsory bum-drilling subject for all high schoolers. In the name of equality all schools with be issued a few dozen strap-ons, so that girls (and those who self-identify as girls) will not miss out on the educational lessons.
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Unshackled wrote:Banks seeking profits via gay wedding loans is highly questionable.
Third world baby farming practices though will be on the up and up. Already legal in most states. :-" The world didn't end when Anglicans and Catholics started marrying. It didn't end when blacks and whites started marrying. It won't end when ~5% of Australians are given the same legal rights as the other ~95% of Australians.
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So much butthurt in this thread, ironically.
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Always with the dramatics. No one said the world was going to end. Stories like this do concern me though. http://www.mercatornet.com/conjugality/view/a_toxic_combination_paedophiles_baby_farms_and_same_sex_marriageQuote:The conviction of a gay couple who lived in Australia and the United States for trafficking their adopted surrogate baby and using him to make paedophile pornography ought to provoke questions about the wisdom of same-sex adoption and marriage.
Mark J. Newton, 42, American-born, but an Australian citizen, and his long-term partner Peter Truong, 36, an Australian, were arrested in Los Angeles in 2011. The facts of the case, which was tried in Indiana, have just emerged after Newton was sentenced to 40 years last Friday. Truong is awaiting sentencing.
The abuse was so appalling that the case was tried at a district court level to avoid subjecting a jury to the repellent images.
Media reports only provide a sketchy outline of the story. However it appears that Newton and Truong, who were based in the Queensland city of Cairns, began searching for a surrogate mother in the US in 2002. There they were unsuccessful. But in 2005 they found a Russian woman and paid her US$8,000 to bear a child. Newton was the biological father. The mother handed the child over five days after birth.
The pair began sexually abusing the child when he was less than two weeks old. They also took him around the world and allowed him to be abused by at least eight men in several countries. Photographs and videos were uploaded to a paedophile site. The men told the child that the abuse was normal behaviour and coached him on what to say if he were ever questioned.
American police say that the child was created “for the sole purpose of exploitation”. “Personally... I think this is probably the worst [paedophile] rings... if not the worst ring I’ve ever heard of,” was the comment of an investigator from the US Postal Inspection Service.
The child is now in foster care.
Abuse of infants and children is not confined to homosexuals. But Newton and Truong actually portrayed themselves in the media as champions of gay rights. Under the headline “Two dads are better than one”, the ABC (Australia) described the idyllic world of their son in 2010. “Becoming gay parents was hard work for Pete and Mark but they’d do it all over again if they had to,” the ABC journalist wrote. “It’s a happy, relaxed family scene. But it wasn’t an easy road to get there. After many hurdles [their son] was born by surrogacy in Russia.”
Three years later, the words ring false, but the journalist was completely duped. “We decided that we would have a child, that it was time for us to have a family. We wanted to experience the joys of fatherhood and we started our surrogacy over in the United States back in 2002,” Truong told him.
Incredibly, they admitted that one of the difficulties they faced was police suspicion that they might be paedophiles. The journalist asked whether the authorities believed that there was “something dodgy ... something paedophlic going on here?” Newton seems to have laughed it off. “Absolutely, absolutely, I’m sure that was completely the concern,” he responded.
Child abuse, sadly, is nothing new. What is new is bringing children into the world for the express purpose of being abused. The toxic combination of same-sex adoption and surrogate motherhood makes that possible.
Last year I asked American and Indian IVF clinics whether the demand for surrogate mothers would rise when same-sex marriage was legalised. The response of a doctor in Hyderabad whose clinic catered for gay clients was typical: ''We have seen an increase in the number of gay couples and single men approaching our clinic as soon as legitimacy to their public union is granted in their respective states or country."
Whether the clinics are in India, or Guatemala, or the Ukraine, or Cyprus, surrogate mother brokers do not ask many questions about what happens to the children after they are handed over.
Children are created as an industrial product in overseas baby farms. They have no mother. They are brainwashed to accept abuse as normal. Their owners are entitled to a presumption of respectability because of their status as a committed (and perhaps married) couple. And suspicions can be doused by treating them as homophobic paranoia.
Probably only a few of the gay couples who enter same-sex marriage will be paedophiles. But the ghastly story of Newton and Truong suggests that same-sex marriage will be the best possible cover for those who are.
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:Ricecrackers is the ultimate heel of 442, for that I respect him
Kutgw not heel . He is a tweener and a bad one at that
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karta wrote:Unshackled wrote:Banks seeking profits via gay wedding loans is highly questionable.
Third world baby farming practices though will be on the up and up. Already legal in most states. :-" The world didn't end when Anglicans and Catholics started marrying. It didn't end when blacks and whites started marrying. It won't end when ~5% of Australians are given the same legal rights as the other ~95% of Australians. they already have the same legal rights they want additional legal rights
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ricecrackers wrote:karta wrote:Unshackled wrote:Banks seeking profits via gay wedding loans is highly questionable.
Third world baby farming practices though will be on the up and up. Already legal in most states. :-" The world didn't end when Anglicans and Catholics started marrying. It didn't end when blacks and whites started marrying. It won't end when ~5% of Australians are given the same legal rights as the other ~95% of Australians. they already have the same legal rights they want additional legal rights :lol: No.
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paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:karta wrote:Unshackled wrote:Banks seeking profits via gay wedding loans is highly questionable.
Third world baby farming practices though will be on the up and up. Already legal in most states. :-" The world didn't end when Anglicans and Catholics started marrying. It didn't end when blacks and whites started marrying. It won't end when ~5% of Australians are given the same legal rights as the other ~95% of Australians. they already have the same legal rights they want additional legal rights :lol: No. gays have decided they are another species and want new laws that apply to this new species
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ricecrackers wrote:paladisious wrote:ricecrackers wrote:karta wrote:Unshackled wrote:Banks seeking profits via gay wedding loans is highly questionable.
Third world baby farming practices though will be on the up and up. Already legal in most states. :-" The world didn't end when Anglicans and Catholics started marrying. It didn't end when blacks and whites started marrying. It won't end when ~5% of Australians are given the same legal rights as the other ~95% of Australians. they already have the same legal rights they want additional legal rights :lol: No. gays have decided they are another species and want new laws that apply to this new species What new law? There's already laws for marriage, they should simply be included equally. Gays deciding that they're another species? You're a joke. Edited by paladisious: 30/5/2015 11:11:20 PM
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