To: Lucky Dog
You have refuted your point in your own statement, i.e., without an action it doesn't matter what urges you have. If, however, you want to engage in a grown-up discussion about those actions, you would be well-advised to consider the basis for them, rather than pretending that they're random.
87 posted on
05/13/2009 9:59:53 AM PDT by
r9etb
To: r9etb
If, however, you want to engage in a grown-up discussion about those actions, you would be well-advised to consider the basis for them, rather than pretending that they're random. [Emphasis added]
Don't you agree that petty insults are somewhat less that grown up.
To your point: I do not need to consider the basis for the actions of thief to know that they are wrong or that the perpetrator should sanctioned for such. Nor do I need to consider such bases to assess that there is a negative impact upon individuals and society from these actions. Furthermore, I do not need to pretend that these bases are random. Practically speaking, all that is needed is a way of deterring such.
If it can be said of homosexual behavior that there is a negative impact upon individuals and society from these actions, then the same logic applies.
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