I don't hate anyone!!!

[Uabassoon]

LKPike, that's so sad. I'm sure there are thousands of kids out there that just want a family. They don't care if it's "traditional" or non traditional, they just want to be loved and be a part of a family. Kids can be happy with just a mom, or just a dad, or two dads. Mom + Dad does not always equal happy.

[Samantha Puppy]

Originally posted by IRescue452
I'm sorry but Christians control some 90% of all hate groups.

I would like to see some documentation on where you got that number.

Thanks.

[dukedogsmom]

Originally posted by LKPike
Just another point about "gay hate": There was an article in The Tennessean (newspaper) in Febuary:

"2. State may not let gays adopt kids in its care
February 20, 2005 •• 1613 words •• ID: nsh2005022308140106
Legislation also would prohibit gay foster parents By BONNA de la CRUZ Staff Writer Tennessee could join two other states that choose no parent over a gay parent.. Proposals by two Middle Tennessee lawmakers would forbid gays and lesbians from adopting or becoming foster parents to the thousands of children in state custody awaiting a family. They say children need to be in traditional homes with a mother and father, the only recognized partnership in Tennessee. Gay parents could"

Yeah, traditional homes like a lot I hear about while I'm at work where the wife/girlfriend gets battered all the time. I can't believe that they choose to let kids remain homeless. That is horrible.

[CathyBogart]

Originally posted by Samantha Puppy
I would like to see some documentation on where you got that number.

Thanks.

Ah, but don't you know that 82% of all statistics are made up on the spot? ^_- I gotta agree though: saying things like that without backing them up with evidence is a bad bad thing.



This is the reason I agreed to one day either donate an egg or surrogate for a gay couple I am friends with. They will make wonderful parents.

[Luvin Labs]

Originally posted by Samantha Puppy
I would like to see some documentation on where you got that number.

Thanks.

I'd like to see documentation as well... though frankly I agree.

Anti abortion groups usually seem to have a religious background.

Anti gay groups... same here....

Anti atheism groups (or pagan, etc)... same here though I dunno specifically of any, but the fanatically fundamentalist...

I look at all the anti groups and behind them I usually see religion...

I'm not saying everyone that is religious hates, not at all. Its those who think they are the only religion and they are the only 'true' people out there that hates and fears. I'm SO GLAD that not every religious person hates the way they do....

Like someone here said, "love thy neighbor as thyself"... not a lot of people get that verse...

[IRescue452]

Ok its more like 76% confirmed have a christian basis and many are unconfirmed, keep in mind that the kkk has a christian basis as well as neo-nazis, also that by christian I mean christianity in general which includes protestantism, presbyterianism, lutheran, and all of the rest of the christian denomianations. I could have included all abrahamic religions, but I think christians are the worst. And I don't mean to say that you yourself are hateful as many many christians are not, but in general christians make up a lot of hate groups.
http://www.cvtc-slr.org/survivors_factsheet_31.html

[Cataholic]

I haven't seen the statistics, and have little faith in them anyhow, since they are so easilly manipulated.

However, from personal experience, it seems like more MEN are against abortion and same sex marriages then women- a situation I always found odd.

[Pit Chick]

I once saw this t-shirt that said:

"I don't descriminate, I hate everyone"

[Cataholic]

Originally posted by Pit Chick
I once saw this t-shirt that said:

"I don't descriminate, I hate everyone"

That is funny. Reminds me of the t-shirt that said something about not needing to claim PMS as an excuse for being *itchy, that the wearer was *itchy everyday! Now, there is a t-shirt for ME!!

[Edwina's Secretary]

Cataholic....

it seems like more MEN are against abortion

I agree and am always baffled by this. But perhaps it is explained in a feminist rallying cry from the 70's...

If men could get pregnant...abortion would be a sacrament!