LGBT News Dolce & Gabbana on gay marriage

I agree with them.

 

Children are children no matter how they've been born.A child has no say in how their parents produce it.

 

This. Any parent who's adopted a child will tell you that they love that kid just as much and just the same as if they were biologically related. Blood may be thicker than water, but in the end, it doesn't necessarily have to make a family.

 

I think this is a result of fetishizing of doing things in traditional ways.

 

I do support gay marriage. But I don't support gay adoption and adoptions for single people.

I know it's a controversial matter. I respect people who stand for gay adoption, despite I don't share their opinions. But it's my right to be respected as well, despite what I think could be controversial.

 

Well, I completely disagree with them. It's totally unfair and dehumanizing to anyone born through IVF to say that they're "synthetic".

And I completely support gay adoption. There's no evidence that being raised by two same-sex parents is any worse than being raised by opposite sex parents.

I will still be wearing my D&G sunglasses of course

 

So you basically don't support gay parents?

You're obviously free to not answer that if you feel it could ignite something, but it's always baffled the heck out of me how someone could be against a child potentially finding a very loving home and family(a lot of which probably won't find any other way and can only dream of having something) just because they don't agree with the gender matching (or lack of a match) in a relationship.

 

Yes, I don't support gay parents.

I just don't like politically correct sentences like your's that you used. "Family" is a serious thing, and I don't think gay and single people are up to it.

 

Don't be polemic.
I repeat I don't have anything against them as people. I am against gay adoption, it's different.

Why? I have a lot of reasons why I believe in this but I prefer not to share them.
Gay people seldom think with their own mind because they are too influenced by the "politically correct". And I don't want to be their target.

 

So in other words your only argument is to denounce any argument against yours as "politically correct" and avoid arguing. Good strategy.

 

It wasn't meant to be PC(not that it would matter to me); it's just easier to get a straightforward answer in that case if you ask me.

I just find it saddening that someone would keep away from having a family of their own (just) because they feel two same-sex parents or a single parent aren't adequate enough, despite many of said families who've proven that to be untrue; that they can have just as much love(in some cases even more) than traditional, two parent, het families.

You don't seem to have gone about it in a malicious way, so I guess we can just agree to disagree here. Just wanted a clearer picture, even if it still confuses me.

I haven't ever gotten that passive aggressive, guilt trip of an argument really. Being PC is inherently evil now? News to me... >_>

 

You're right! I don't have malicious intent but, unfortunately, people like Tennison don't understand the difference between having a respectable opinion, even if controversial like mine, and having malicious intents.

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CP, Tennison was reffering to me.

 

It isn't respectable if you just call people who disagree with you "politically correct" and then say that gay people often don't think with their own mind. Those are both pretty dismissive statements and aren't very respectable. There are other reasons to be for gay adoption and they aren't just out of political correctness or not thinking.

Anyway, I'm done here. Not worth it.

 

You are free to see this way, but whether you like or not to admit it, you misinterpret my intentions.

 

I know; I was quoting him because my reply was directed at his post to your response. I kinda have to agree with him there though... about not understanding why people use the 'oh, stop being so PC' argument as a way to make the other person out to be the 'bad cop'(as if somehow being PC inherently means you're speaking a bunch of gibberish).

I guess this isn't derailing the topic but, either way, I'll leave this be for now since it isn't really going anywhere it seems.

 

And I don't agree with you and Tennison Because I don't understand why you gay must be so PC. Stop.

I don't need to spent further minutes in this topic. It isn't worthwhile.