Do you support gay marriages?

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No. I vehemently oppose any legal recognition of same-sex unions whatsoever, along with societal acceptance of homosexuality. I also support re-criminalizing sodomy; and would support the enactment of a law banning homosexual propaganda in schools, similar to Britain's old Section 28 law.

Move to Russia.

Sodomy is legal in Russia so I'm afraid he'd be disappointed.

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I want to get married one day, so yes. 

empty quoting won't help you get dudes.

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I hope Hell exists.

Who are you hoping to hang out with?

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I hope Hell exists.

Who are you hoping to hang out with?

Not you.

you build your theology around me... I'm flattered.

seriously though Hagrid, it's sad to see you so having so much hate that hell is the one piece of religion you still want to hang onto.

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I hope Hell exists.

Who are you hoping to hang out with?

Not you.

you build your theology around me... I'm flattered.

seriously though Hagrid, it's sad to see you so having so much hate that hell is the one piece of religion you still want to hang onto.

I don't think it's absurd to harbour some hatred towards people who hide behind outlandish fairy tales in order to justify their oppression of an already-marginalized group—especially since I happen to be a member of that group.

I don't believe in Hell. But if the freedom of religion excuse is going to be used to give people an out to discriminate against me and others like me, I think they ought to hold a mirror up before they judge the character of someone else. Plus, if that's what someone's religion honestly is, maybe it's time to spread the truth that the religion is in the wrong rather than let the discrimination continue. And if it does continue, they shouldn't expect upstanding citizens to just roll over. After all, using their strict rules, an unbiased observer may find that these oppressors are more deserving of a ticket on the Hell-bound train than a man who's simply trying to live equally among his peers while loving another man.

So I agree with you, shua: It's sad that I have this hate. I'm no saint. But who's hatred is coming from the more legitimate place? Who's really the victim? I'm sure you'll give some middle-of-the-road answer, but I'd say it's pretty clear who threw the first stone.

Christianity has a place in our society, but as long as it continues to use its influence to put down others, it's place will rightfully continue to diminish.

You may legitimize all you want hatred for those who have a belief you don't like, but it doesn't change the self-destructive nature of that hate.   

There's a difference between judging actions and judging character.  If they are judging character, then they are in the wrong regardless of whether homosexual activity is a sin.

Here's your middle-of-the-road answer:   Those who hope for a hell to punish the sins of others are playing with fire.   

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Some estimates put the non-straight population as high as 10%. People can't control their sexual orientation. Having a religion that discriminates against that is not ideal by any stretch. It's not complicated. And "hate the sin not the sinner" may sound good to people who want to trick themselves into believing they're doing good deeds, but that isn't how real life works, especially when we're dealing with something as intrinsic as a person's identity.

At the risk of asking a hell-worthy question, what is it about homosexual acts that you believe to be intrinsic to a person's identity?