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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Saturday, April 12, 2014, 04:15:56 AM »
Hello,

Again you miss the point completely, getting married is not a human right.

Gay marriage is what we are discussing, and the law has changed. In the 1960's it was illegal to commit homosexual acts, now the state sanctions homosexuality.

It might be a human right to be homosexual.

Steve

I shouldn't have said "human right" as such a thing doesn't exist. We don't have rights simply for being human, rights are given by governments and ruling bodies. I misspoke.
Everyone should have the right to marry. This should be a basic right that everyone gets. It's not just a religious thing anymore, it have financial benefits too and the government treats married people differently. Not wanting to change the law is a ridiculous reason to be against equal rights for homosexuals.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 18:29:11 PM »
HAHA, Fallacies.
I agree, your fallacies are quite amusing.
Pointing out crimes that both homosexuals and heterosexuals commit solely to say homosexuals are bad is quite ridiculous and definitely a fallacy. You're using only part of the whole picture of abuse to deceptively try to prove your point. I don't think you actually know what a fallacy is, because you're the only one using them.

Have you ever stopped to think about why everyone in this thread is against you? I'll give you a hint, it's not us, it's you.

Hello,

Until every country and every culture brings all laws in to one universal version, there will be trouble.

In the UK it is illegal to have sex under 16, so all I need to do is travel to another country to have sex with someone under 16. Does that make me a pedophile?

Steve

I fail to see how that post is relevant at all to the discussion. We're not talking about different laws or anything, but basic human rights here. Gay people should have the right to get married. Nobody else is really affected by it. Churches don't have to marry gay people, but there are plenty that will and already have. Nobody is being forced, so why the backlash? You keep sidestepping the issue with something else. I don't care what the rules are in other countries, if it's against gay marriage, it's wrong.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 16:57:13 PM »
every study? lol, despite that some of them abuse of their children, that you don't see, right?
Um, so do heterosexual parents. What's your point? Abuse is always going to happen. Whether heterosexual or homosexual, shitty people are shitty people. No sexual orientation is going to change that.
You don't think logically at all before you say something, and that's kind of scary as you're an admin representing AAO25.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 16:35:17 PM »
Ganja: two mens or two womans can't have a baby. end of humanity. Proven, I'm sure it doesn't need more explanation.
How is that even a legitimate argument? Less than 10% of the world population is gay. I don't see how that could possible mean the end of humanity. That's ridiculous. Hell, if anything we need more gay people, the world is overpopulated enough as it is.
Plus, we have so many orphans in the world that every gay couple could adopt 2 and we'd still have orphans. We need more people to adopt kids, and this is a good way to insure more kids have homes. Every study done shows that there are no negative effects on kids raised by gay families. Logically your position makes no sense.

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Ban Appeals / Re: private cheat loaded
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 16:28:35 PM »
So this has gotten a bit out of hand. Regular members shouldn't be allowed to post in ban appeals.

Regardless, hacks warrant a permanent ban. You got caught hacking and must deal with the consequences. I see no need to further carry on this discussion. If any admin wants to open this back up, fell free, but I don't see the need.

 :lock:

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Ban Appeals / Re: private cheat loaded
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 13:27:23 PM »
My post kinda got buried on the last page so, it's not happening. Serious hacks are permanent bans. If you loved the game as much as you claimed, you wouldn't have hacked in the first place.

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Ban Appeals / Re: private cheat loaded
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 13:22:32 PM »
Currently all of our bans for serious hacks are permanent.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 04:01:30 AM »

Should all convicted criminals of a specific crime be released when the crime they committed is no longer a crime?

Yes? It that even a real question? Who would support keeping people in jail for things that are no longer crimes?

Also, while it wasn't a law to own slaves, laws still existed for slavery (3/5 compromise?) which had to be abolished when slavery was made illegal.
Laws used to punish women for speaking out against their husbands when abuse happened (these laws still exist in some Muslim countries). There were also laws prohibiting your from divorcing your husband wife in certain parts of the world (mainly a catholic thing). In civilized countries these laws were changed or thrown out all together.  Abolishing prohibition is also another great example of a past law that was repealed due to pressure from new social norms.

Regardless, How is changing laws to make things illegal based on new social norms any different than changing laws to make things not illegal based on new social norms? What is the difference? You seem to be fine with one but not the other, but they're essentially the same thing.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 03:09:26 AM »
The evidence is above, all I see are fallacies, you can't discuss because you can't deny that such things are a disgrace and then you start to talk about bible and stuff, you have to prove things you support, I can prove my points, while all you can do is attack personnal beliefs wich have nothing to do with this.
Fallacies, fallacies everywhere.... I'm in favor of a better world for the next generations. End.
HAHAHAHA. Made my day Possessed . Thanks for that. How one can come to that conclusion, I don't know, but like I said, I don't like to argue with religious people. If you have anything other that "book said so" or "religions leader said so", or "I heard", then I'm all ears, but until then, I'm not biting.

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Drama & Spam / Re: Players like them I dont want to see them on AAO25 !!
« on: Thursday, April 10, 2014, 22:06:54 PM »
Yeah, definitely childish. They were insulting everyone?

I don't think this qualifies as harassment yet. Just let server admins know and they can ban them. If anyone sees them acting this way again please let us know.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Thursday, April 10, 2014, 20:52:12 PM »
God gave us life in earth, why would we let the evil destroy it? do you think that homosexualism comes from God, abortion, drugs?
Everyone is free to do w/e they want, but also should be aware of its consequencies.
There are times to pray and times to take actions.
I'm not the only one who think like this, even atheists do, about such topics.

http://www.biblestudytools.com/1-corinthians/6.html
I'm not tying to argue with you, as arguing with a religion person is like talking to a brick wall. Never care about real evidence or facts, just what an old book says.

Hello,
Where too start, I am not against marriage, I am against the law being changed over time.

What a joke. Are you against the abolishing slavery? What about civil rights? What about when they decided it wasn't OK to beat your wife? All were laws that were changed due to us evolving as a society.

Society and social norms change all the time. We are a much better society than we used to be, and that might continue. Not wanting progress is ridiculous.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Thursday, April 10, 2014, 03:43:15 AM »
Hello,

I want to marry my PC, have started ironing my dick so it will fit in card slot.

At the end of the day, I have a personal opinion, a business opinion. No two people will ever have exactly the same views on everything, and the same can be said about people and companies. As long as I tow the company line in public, I don't see a problem. In private what I do is my business.

Now do we want to get in to a privacy issue here?

Steve

At first I though you just didn't like that the company fired him for his views, but your first strawman sentence makes it seem like you're also against gay marriage as well.
"I have a different opinion than you" could be used to justify any bad viewpoints or behavior. Where is the line? I'd say it's at equal rights for all humans, but apparently you disagree, despite having no logical argument to back up your view. Why are you even here debating if you're not going to provide anything other than meaningless phrases such as "No two people will ever have exactly the same views on everything" What's the point?


As far as privacy goes, how is this even a privacy situation? When you show your support for a public movement, that's a public act. A private act would be telling a friend or family member. If it was actually private, nobody would know, unless a family member or friend leaked it.
Regardless, when you're a CEO, nothing you do is private. It's the same as if you're a sports star or a celebrity. It's to be expected. He knew what he was getting into, it's the life of a public figure. It might not be right, but that's life, and life never has been, and never will be fair.
The bottom line was his stance on this issue had a chance to have a negative effect on the company. This kind of thing happens A LOT, but is only getting attention now because it has to do with gay marriage.

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Wednesday, April 09, 2014, 19:45:04 PM »
Your are wrong killa, they do want special benefits/laws, atleast here.
Like what?
I've haven't heard of that here, but different countries, different things I suppose. How exactly is gay marriage going to destroy the family?

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General Chat / Re: Consistancy problem.
« on: Wednesday, April 09, 2014, 14:15:39 PM »
 :lock:

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Tuesday, April 08, 2014, 20:55:00 PM »
I don't see a reason for 'Homos' to have any speacial right or law to favor them, as in the first place they are Humans and Citizens,
I'm going to stop you right there. Nobody is requesting laws or special rights for homosexuals. All that's being asked for is equal rights, mostly the right to get married.
I will agree that some of the people in the homosexual community take it to the extreme and make everyone else look bad, but that happens for every group, even heterosexuals.  How are the crappy "reality" shows like "Jersey Shore" which depict heterosexual people being complete fucking idiots any better than some of the people in gay pride parades? It's not. It's probably worse.

I honestly don't care much as it doesn't affect me. I'm not an advocate either way, but going out of your way to be against homosexuals getting married is ridiculous. What's the worst that can happen? Nothing.
If you're super religion and think they'll go to hell then why do you even care?

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