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#2102 Sep 18 2010 at 11:59 AM Rating: Good
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I said "personal quality" dipsh*t. Not "personality trait." Go back and read. Smiley: oyvey

Edited, Sep 18th 2010 1:48pm by Eske


Uhh. I know what you said, I was using my terminology. I didn't think you differentiated "personal quality' from "personalITY trait"..

Ok, so please tell me the difference so we can be on the sheet of music.


Are you serious?! Smiley: confused

No. Put that shoddy understanding of the english language to some use, and figure it out for yourself. Also, I added a bold part to show where you tried to change my wording again. Don't think I don't notice you trying to pull this sh*t.

Edited, Sep 18th 2010 2:03pm by Eske
#2103 Sep 18 2010 at 12:04 PM Rating: Default
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Eske, Star Breaker wrote:
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Eske, Star Breaker wrote:
I said "personal quality" dipsh*t. Not "personality trait." Go back and read. Smiley: oyvey

Edited, Sep 18th 2010 1:48pm by Eske


Uhh. I know what you said, I was using my terminology. I didn't think you differentiated "personal quality' from "personalITY trait"..

Ok, so please tell me the difference so we can be on the sheet of music.


Are you serious?! Smiley: confused

No. Put that shoddy understanding of the english language to some use, and figure it out for yourself. Also, I bolded the part where you tried to change my wording again. Don't think I don't notice you trying to pull this sh*t.


I'm serious, but if you can't/wont explain it.. then so be it, but don't wonder why we aren't on the same page.

I would just like to know how you differentiate "personal quality" from "personality trait" in reference to their discrimination in comparison to the discrimination of a physical trait. I see no difference, but if you point it out, then I can use words that we both understand.
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Wow. This has now hit 43 pages. I would like to take a moment to address everyone who is continuing in this pointless argument:

So dumb.  Fo' real.


You may now return to banging your heads against the wall. Thank you.
#2105 Sep 18 2010 at 12:22 PM Rating: Good
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Almalieque wrote:
I'm serious, but if you can't/wont explain it.. then so be it, but don't wonder why we aren't on the same page.

I would just like to know how you differentiate "personal quality" from "personality trait" in reference to their discrimination in comparison to the discrimination of a physical trait. I see no difference, but if you point it out, then I can use words that we both understand.


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Semantics games again, eh? You're being intentionally obstinate, but I'll bite:

Personal:

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of, pertaining to, or coming as from a particular person; individual; private: "a personal opinion."


You could say that being "black" is a "personal quality". I am saying that being "homosexual" is a "personal quality" in the same manner.

Personality:

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the visible aspect of one's character as it impresses others: "He has a pleasing personality."


We normally refer to "character" as being the intangible aspects of them: the things they do, the values they hold. Personality is the impression of that character upon other people. You wouldn't say, for example: "He's being all black about it." Or if someone asked you: "What's that guy's personality like?", you probably wouldn't respond "He's black." Well you might do those things, but it'd be a bit uncouth.

Obviously, I think that homosexuality is an inherent quality about a person in the same fashion as being black; it's a personal quality. It doesn't have to be a "personality trait." You might not even know that somebody is homosexual, even if you've known them for a long time.


Edited, Sep 18th 2010 2:24pm by Eske
#2106 Sep 18 2010 at 12:28 PM Rating: Good
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Almalieque wrote:
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See the difference?
No, they can talk about their significant other, they don't have to say that they are gay lovers.. That again is a choice.
Are you really this ******* delusional?
#2107 Sep 18 2010 at 12:29 PM Rating: Good
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The One and Only ShadorVIII wrote:
Wow. This has now hit 43 pages. I would like to take a moment to address everyone who is continuing in this pointless argument:

So dumb.  Fo' real.


You may now return to banging your heads against the wall. Thank you.


I'm going to need all the help I can get if I'm going to get this thing to 50. Continue lolcat-ing; it's all +1.
#2108 Sep 18 2010 at 12:30 PM Rating: Good
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His Excellency Aethien wrote:
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See the difference?
No, they can talk about their significant other, they don't have to say that they are gay lovers.. That again is a choice.
Are you really this @#%^ing delusional?


He really is. I think his brain needs to be donated to science.
#2109Almalieque, Posted: Sep 18 2010 at 1:01 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) So, you think that people can be born with feelings for concepts and objects that they don't know exist and furthermore that those feelings can not ever change?
#2110 Sep 18 2010 at 1:36 PM Rating: Good
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Looks like you lost your train of thought. I'll refresh you:

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...forcing people to accept homosexuality and that's all there is to it.



Insomuch as the civil rights laws "forced" people to accept blacks, sure. You keep using that word, as if it's a strike against us. Yes, this is about accepting homosexuality. Your point?



Wow, could have sworn we already discussed that there is a difference between discriminating against physical traits and personality traits. Oh I see, it changes to always support your claim...

Ok...


This is what I was responding to.

To refute me, you need to prove why homosexuality isn't a personal quality, like being black is, in order to support your initial claim. You pulled a neat little semantic trick here:

I compare "personal trait to personal trait". The lynchpin of my argument is that they are both inherent qualities.

You change it to "physical trait to personality trait". I assume (perhaps wrongly) that you are referring to my earlier usage of the term "personal quality".

Your next logical step is trying to argue the differences between physical traits and personality traits, which are easy to point out. Subtle differences in wording, but you're doing it to try to change my argument into something that you can strike down. Unfortunately, it's not the same thing. That's your semantic game. It's also a strawman argument. And the whole diversion doesn't do anything to refute my point, which hinged on the fact that they are both inherent.

This is the kind of **** that you consistently do, and this is why you're so obnoxious to debate with.

EDIT: I'm out again. I can't be bothered to simultaneously try to keep you from changing my arguments, get you to confront my major points, keep you on topic, dissect your fallacies, and try to get you to realize them. You're not interested in having a real discussion, you're interested in maintaining your shell of delusion. I knew that from the get, but I thought that perhaps your ignorance had a limit.

It sadly does not.

Edited, Sep 18th 2010 3:58pm by Eske
#2111 Sep 18 2010 at 2:17 PM Rating: Default
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Eske, Star Breaker wrote:
Looks like you lost your train of thought. I'll refresh you:

Alma wrote:
Eske wrote:
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...forcing people to accept homosexuality and that's all there is to it.



Insomuch as the civil rights laws "forced" people to accept blacks, sure. You keep using that word, as if it's a strike against us. Yes, this is about accepting homosexuality. Your point?



Wow, could have sworn we already discussed that there is a difference between discriminating against physical traits and personality traits. Oh I see, it changes to always support your claim...

Ok...


This is what I was responding to.

To refute me, you need to prove why homosexuality isn't a personal quality, like being black is, in order to support your initial claim. You pulled a neat little semantic trick here:

I compare "personal trait to personal trait". The lynchpin of my argument is that they are both inherent qualities.

You change it to "physical trait to personality trait". I assume (perhaps wrongly) that you are referring to my earlier usage of the term "personal quality".

Your next logical step is trying to argue the differences between physical traits and personality traits, which are easy to point out. Subtle differences in wording, but you're doing it to try to change my argument into something that you can strike down. Unfortunately, it's not the same thing. That's your semantic game. It's also a strawman argument. And the whole diversion doesn't do anything to refute my point, which hinged on the fact that they are both inherent.

This is the kind of sh*t that you consistently do, and this is why you're so obnoxious to debate with.

EDIT: I'm out again. I can't be bothered to simultaneously try to keep you from changing my arguments, get you to confront my major points, keep you on topic, dissect your fallacies, and try to get you to realize them. You're not interested in having a real discussion, you're interested in maintaining your shell of delusion. I knew that from the get, but I thought that perhaps your ignorance had a limit.

It sadly does not.

Edited, Sep 18th 2010 3:58pm by Eske


I know exactly what you were referencing to.

You're reading waaaaay too much into this and you're just confusing yourself.

I have no intention to refute your statement that homosexuality is a personal trait because either way, it doesn't change my point.

I honestly was not trying to change your words, I told you in my last post that I thought you were referring to personality traits when you said personal traits. Apparently, you were not, so I simply asked you to define exactly what you meant by personal trait so we know exactly the definitions we are using as opposed to assumptions.

THAT IS IT, NOTHING MORE NOTHING LESS.

I wasn't trying to change your argument.

You gave me your definition of Personal trait, which I didn't disagree with, I simply asked you another question. I said, based off your definition of personal trait, wouldn't that make a person's size a personal trait as well? So, I would like to know that answer.

You also said that homosexuality was inherent, so I asked you if you believed that people are born with feelings and emotions to things that they don't know exist without the capability of their feelings and emotions changing? I would like to know that answer as well.

I don't see how you thought this was off topic in the least bit sense.



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Homosexuality isn't an emotion that you can change at whim, you ******* ****... you're born with it. The genetic coding for gender and sexual preference are separate genes, and don't always work out to be hetero. Just as you probably have no choice in whether or not you're black, I have no choice as to whether or not I'm gay. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you stop making yourself look like a moron on the internets.
#2113 Sep 18 2010 at 3:05 PM Rating: Default
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Quadkit wrote:
Homosexuality isn't an emotion that you can change at whim, you @#%^ing ****... you're born with it. The genetic coding for gender and sexual preference are separate genes, and don't always work out to be hetero. Just as you probably have no choice in whether or not you're black, I have no choice as to whether or not I'm gay. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you stop making yourself look like a moron on the internets.


I asked a simple question. I never said that homosexuality is something that you can change at a whim. As the last debate, homosexuality isn't something "special", it's a sexuality just like heterosexuality is. We all have a form of a sexuality even if it's "not interested in either sex".

So answer the question, do you believe that people are born with feelings and emotions towards things that they don't know exist with no chance in them ever changing?

#2114 Sep 18 2010 at 3:11 PM Rating: Good
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Almalieque wrote:
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Homosexuality isn't an emotion that you can change at whim, you @#%^ing ****... you're born with it. The genetic coding for gender and sexual preference are separate genes, and don't always work out to be hetero. Just as you probably have no choice in whether or not you're black, I have no choice as to whether or not I'm gay. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you stop making yourself look like a moron on the internets.


I asked a simple question. I never said that homosexuality is something that you can change at a whim. As the last debate, homosexuality isn't something "special", it's a sexuality just like heterosexuality is. We all have a form of a sexuality even if it's "not interested in either sex".

So answer the question, do you believe that people are born with feelings and emotions towards things that they don't know exist with no chance in them ever changing?
No. I don't believe you can know how you feel about something before you know at least slightly what something is.
#2115 Sep 18 2010 at 3:13 PM Rating: Default
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Quadkit wrote:
Almalieque wrote:
Quadkit wrote:
Homosexuality isn't an emotion that you can change at whim, you @#%^ing ****... you're born with it. The genetic coding for gender and sexual preference are separate genes, and don't always work out to be hetero. Just as you probably have no choice in whether or not you're black, I have no choice as to whether or not I'm gay. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you stop making yourself look like a moron on the internets.


I asked a simple question. I never said that homosexuality is something that you can change at a whim. As the last debate, homosexuality isn't something "special", it's a sexuality just like heterosexuality is. We all have a form of a sexuality even if it's "not interested in either sex".

So answer the question, do you believe that people are born with feelings and emotions towards things that they don't know exist with no chance in them ever changing?
No. I don't believe you can know how you feel about something before you know at least slightly what something is.


Ok, thanks, I didn't think you did.
#2116 Sep 18 2010 at 3:24 PM Rating: Decent
You can have gay sex without **** or oral.

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Homosexuality isn't an emotion that you can change at whim, you @#%^ing ****... you're born with it. The genetic coding for gender and sexual preference are separate genes, and don't always work out to be hetero. Just as you probably have no choice in whether or not you're black, I have no choice as to whether or not I'm gay. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you stop making yourself look like a moron on the internets.


There isn't sufficient evidence to make such a strong claim.

Rate me down.
#2117 Sep 18 2010 at 3:40 PM Rating: Default
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You can have gay sex without **** or oral.

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Homosexuality isn't an emotion that you can change at whim, you @#%^ing ****... you're born with it. The genetic coding for gender and sexual preference are separate genes, and don't always work out to be hetero. Just as you probably have no choice in whether or not you're black, I have no choice as to whether or not I'm gay. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you stop making yourself look like a moron on the internets.


There isn't sufficient evidence to make such a strong claim.

Rate me down.


Don't worry, rate downs aren't about context or content, but merely the person who says it, so you're ok...
#2118 Sep 18 2010 at 3:44 PM Rating: Excellent
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Almalieque wrote:
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Haha, I made Alma google fellatio. Hopefully your superiors don't check your search history.


I looked it up prior to your original comments, I just still messed it up.

Besides, Private Browsing and hideIP would like to say hi to you.


You had to look it up??
#2119 Sep 18 2010 at 3:47 PM Rating: Default
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Nadenu wrote:
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Haha, I made Alma google fellatio. Hopefully your superiors don't check your search history.


I looked it up prior to your original comments, I just still messed it up.

Besides, Private Browsing and hideIP would like to say hi to you.


You had to look it up??


Yes, because in normal conversation, I tend not to say "fellatio", so I forget the exact definition. Luckily, I probably won't forget it now after this though.
#2120 Sep 18 2010 at 3:52 PM Rating: Decent
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You had to look it up??


Poor guy.

Almalieque wrote:
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You can have gay sex without **** or oral.

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Homosexuality isn't an emotion that you can change at whim, you @#%^ing ****... you're born with it. The genetic coding for gender and sexual preference are separate genes, and don't always work out to be hetero. Just as you probably have no choice in whether or not you're black, I have no choice as to whether or not I'm gay. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you stop making yourself look like a moron on the internets.


There isn't sufficient evidence to make such a strong claim.

Rate me down.


Don't worry, rate downs aren't about context or content, but merely the person who says it, so you're ok...


Oh, they can be about lots of things, but those three sentences were unrelated. The third's for my little camper, whoever they may be.

Shador, I'm hopin'.
#2121 Sep 18 2010 at 4:14 PM Rating: Good
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To be fair, they've found what could very fairly be called the "gay gene" in mice. It's not a far throw to say a common ancestor had it and passed it to both mice and humans.
#2122 Sep 18 2010 at 4:25 PM Rating: Decent
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Almalieque wrote:
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Maybe Tailmon.

Anyway, have you ever given your girl fellatio, Alma? Serious question.


This is a perfect example of how the concept of DADT effects more than homosexuality.


How so?


In the military, I don't have to talk about my significant other. So if someone asks me about my personal life, I can just ignore them, like I'll do you.
Repealing DADT doesn't mean that everyone will be forced to disclose their personal life, they just won't get kicked out of the military for being gay.
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#2123 Sep 18 2010 at 4:33 PM Rating: Default
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bsphil wrote:
Almalieque wrote:
Barkingturtle wrote:
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Maybe Tailmon.

Anyway, have you ever given your girl fellatio, Alma? Serious question.


This is a perfect example of how the concept of DADT effects more than homosexuality.


How so?


In the military, I don't have to talk about my significant other. So if someone asks me about my personal life, I can just ignore them, like I'll do you.
Repealing DADT doesn't mean that everyone will be forced to disclose their personal life, they just won't get kicked out of the military for being gay.


Yea, I never implied that it would force people to reveal their personal life. My point was that DADT allows people not to reveal their personal life while not contradicting the conservative standards of the military.
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Nothing was said here.


Edited, Sep 27th 2010 7:48pm by ShadorVIII
#2125 Sep 18 2010 at 6:11 PM Rating: Good
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Almalieque wrote:
My point was that DADT allows people not to reveal their personal life while not contradicting the conservative standards of the military.
I don't understand what this has to do with DADT.
#2126 Sep 18 2010 at 6:24 PM Rating: Good
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Oh, it is you. I thought I could taste the sound of impotent fury, and it seems my nose is as good as ever.

And his claim was disingenuous; we have not pinpointed a single "gene" as responsible for gender identity or sexuality, or even confirmed that these phenomena are wholly determined at birth. If you find these facts inconvenient or offensive then chances are you're either overly concerned with republican opinion or pretty homophobic yourself; if you think homosexuality has to be something you can't 'help' to be acceptable then you make it pretty clear you view it as a kind of disease. In conclusion, fuck off and kill yourself.
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