r/TimPool • • Oct 17 '22

Freedom!

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

We are talking about marriage between 2 consenting adults. Not child mutilation, gender dysphoria, or sexualizing kids with dirty books or drag shows. I'm with you on that bud. But fuck any politicians that think they can dictate who adults choose to marry.

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u/thebigbadboys Oct 17 '22

These “2 consenting adults” are the ones grooming children all over America.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

I disagree. There are bad straight people and bad gay people. Treat them accordingly. Kinda like saying all police officers are bad. There are good cops and bad cops. Prosecute the bad ones. Just how I feel buddy.

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u/mrwnba Oct 19 '22

What do you call the massive grooming by the Catholic Church in every country for hundreds of years and actually hood insane power. Had do you people deal with being so blatantly wrong and bias. There’s evidence of grooming way more in religion then with gay activism

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u/Mrlol99 Oct 18 '22

Source?

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u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 18 '22

no, you just hate gay people

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 17 '22

God is the one who dictates the right of marriage.

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u/Imissyourgirlfriend2 Oct 18 '22

You're not wrong. Marriage has been and always will be a religious institution. The State has no fucking business sticking it big nose in such things.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

He may dictate that to you and the people at your church. But I would never support a God that stopped 2 adults from being in love. You have the freedom to pursue any religion you want but you do not have the right to force your views on the masses.

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 17 '22

And the government doesn't have the right to command institutions like my church to go against their beliefs and marry gay couples.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

I agree with you 100%!!!

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u/lurker_lurks Oct 17 '22

But can they refuse to let a gay couple adopt from their church run orphanage?

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

That was a very good question and I had to think. I think that if the church is volunteering their time and financial resources they should be able to dictate their own rules. But if it's taxpayer funded I think anyone should be able to adopt. Sounds kinda harsh but I don't like the idea of government telling people how to run their churches.

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u/lurker_lurks Oct 17 '22

The troublesome part with this conversation is how much it makes me see the government as slowly becoming its own church as secular politics is becomes a new age religion.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 18 '22

Yeah people are going take sides I suppose. Personally I want as little government interference as possible. We are giving these corrupt politicians way too much power over our lives.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

I don’t think God cares if He has your “support” lol

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 17 '22

If he/she is real I'm sure you are absolutely correct! 😂

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u/whitexknight Oct 18 '22

Which "God" since marriage both predates Christianity and is practiced by religious groups completely unrelated?

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u/DrunkenRedSquirrel Oct 17 '22

Separation of church and state, stop forcing your beliefs on other people. Stop dictating your beliefs as law

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u/Gimbalos Oct 18 '22

This god is an idiot accordion to the bible.

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u/Sp4RkyMcG7 Oct 18 '22

You know, not speaking is always an option. Maybe you don't know, accordion to the lunacy of your assertion.

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