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Hows that for stirring the pot !

Lakewood Mustang wrote:Let's take up your "lifestyle" -- oh that's right, it's none of my business what you do in bed - or do you care to elucidate us?

I've stated that homosexuality won't ultimately bring those who choose it fulfillment. I never suggested we stop anyone from pursuing the choice. It's a tragedy not a crime.

Please, SMUstatesman, PLEASE remove SMU from the statesman part of your name when you express your opinions. It is going to humiliate so many of us who want this university to move into the 21st century. And PONYBOY, you might inquire with some people who are thoughtful - possibly even in the Perkins School of Theology - before you assume your position is neat and tidy.

Good to see the vote for the special seat failed. Having sex with an atypical partner shouldn't entitle you to a spot on the student senate; the respect of your peers should.

East Coast Mustang wrote:Good to see the vote for the special seat failed. Having sex with an atypical partner shouldn't entitle you to a spot on the student senate; the respect of your peers should.

I support gay rights and also completely agree with you ECM

East Coast Mustang wrote:Good to see the vote for the special seat failed. Having sex with an atypical partner shouldn't entitle you to a spot on the student senate; the respect of your peers should.

Exactly.

East Coast Mustang wrote:Good to see the vote for the special seat failed. Having sex with an atypical partner shouldn't entitle you to a spot on the student senate; the respect of your peers should.

I am not sure that a separate seat is needed but what may be atypical for you maybe perfectly normal for someone else. Just saying.

Brooklynhite wrote:Please, SMUstatesman, PLEASE remove SMU from the statesman part of your name when you express your opinions. It is going to humiliate so many of us who want this university to move into the 21st century. And PONYBOY, you might inquire with some people who are thoughtful - possibly even in the Perkins School of Theology - before you assume your position is neat and tidy.

Sorry that Harry Reid's statement hurt you tender feelings by assimilation. Lets kiss and make up !

East Coast Mustang wrote:Good to see the vote for the special seat failed. Having sex with an atypical partner shouldn't entitle you to a spot on the student senate; the respect of your peers should.

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With the Neanderthal attitudes expressed here, it is obvious that a known gay person could not be elected to the student senate. Therefore, the seat is needed to provide representation. Maybe then some will get to know that gay people are like anyone else.

Brooklynhite wrote:And PONYBOY, you might inquire with some people who are thoughtful - possibly even in the Perkins School of Theology - before you assume your position is neat and tidy.

I hear you and I don't assume a neat and tidy position. We should all constantly be on guard for that -- thanks for the reminder.

Look, Tim Keller, from your neighborhood over at Redeemer, has a very respectful and thoughtful take on homosexuality that mirrors mine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dY0ZTuFGCE

BTW, I'm curious what Billy Abraham's position on the subject is over at Perkins.

Mustang Mania 1980 wrote:With the Neanderthal attitudes expressed here, it is obvious that a known gay person could not be elected to the student senate. Therefore, the seat is needed to provide representation. Maybe then some will get to know that gay people are like anyone else.

It has already happened several times.

couch 'em wrote:

Mustang Mania 1980 wrote:With the Neanderthal attitudes expressed here, it is obvious that a known gay person could not be elected to the student senate. Therefore, the seat is needed to provide representation. Maybe then some will get to know that gay people are like anyone else.

It has already happened several times.

Isn't our current and two time student body president gay as well?

ponyboy wrote:

Brooklynhite wrote:And PONYBOY, you might inquire with some people who are thoughtful - possibly even in the Perkins School of Theology - before you assume your position is neat and tidy.

I hear you and I don't assume a neat and tidy position. We should all constantly be on guard for that -- thanks for the reminder.

Look, Tim Keller, from your neighborhood over at Redeemer, has a very respectful and thoughtful take on homosexuality that mirrors mine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dY0ZTuFGCE

BTW, I'm curious what Billy Abraham's position on the subject is over at Perkins.

Why do you need "a position" on homosexuality if you are not gay?

ponyboy wrote:

Lakewood Mustang wrote:Let's take up your "lifestyle" -- oh that's right, it's none of my business what you do in bed - or do you care to elucidate us?

I've stated that homosexuality won't ultimately bring those who choose it fulfillment. I never suggested we stop anyone from pursuing the choice. It's a tragedy not a crime.

How judgmental and condescending - oh now I get it, I see where you live.