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simmen · **Posted:** Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:42 pm

more people buy from dealer then grow because people is lazy

not sure what that got to do with anything?

Tom · **Posted:** Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:59 pm

Why do you feel the need to show that homosexuality isn't a choice?

If it was a choice, would that make it any less valid?

If somebody chose to be homosexual, should they be punished for that choice?

Choice or not should have no bearing on the argument whatsoever.

An active example? Religion isn't genetic, it's a choice.

Daganev · **Joined:** Mon Jun 01, 2009 1:25 am **Posts:** 231

simmen wrote:

more people buy from dealer then grow because people is lazy

not sure what that got to do with anything?

And voilla, you are able to collect taxes!

Daganev · **Joined:** Mon Jun 01, 2009 1:25 am **Posts:** 231

Routhy wrote:

Why do you feel the need to show that homosexuality isn't a choice?

If it was a choice, would that make it any less valid?

If somebody chose to be homosexual, should they be punished for that choice?

Choice or not should have no bearing on the argument whatsoever.

An active example? Religion isn't genetic, it's a choice.

good point.

Some would say that religion is not a choice though. You are the religion you were born into, whether you like it or not.

Tom · **Posted:** Wed Jul 29, 2009 5:56 pm

Daganev wrote:

Routhy wrote:

Why do you feel the need to show that homosexuality isn't a choice?

If it was a choice, would that make it any less valid?

If somebody chose to be homosexual, should they be punished for that choice?

Choice or not should have no bearing on the argument whatsoever.

An active example? Religion isn't genetic, it's a choice.

good point.

Some would say that religion is not a choice though. You are the religion you were born into, whether you like it or not.

Billions who have changed their religeous beleifs during their lifetimes would disagree, methinks.

Daganev · **Joined:** Mon Jun 01, 2009 1:25 am **Posts:** 231

Sure, people might feel that way, but governments often don't.

In those countries where they make you mark your religion in your passport, you often can't change it once it's declared.

mrducky · **Posted:** Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:39 am

Daganev wrote:

Routhy wrote:

Why do you feel the need to show that homosexuality isn't a choice?

If it was a choice, would that make it any less valid?

If somebody chose to be homosexual, should they be punished for that choice?

Choice or not should have no bearing on the argument whatsoever.

An active example? Religion isn't genetic, it's a choice.

good point.

Some would say that religion is not a choice though. You are the religion you were born into, whether you like it or not.

Daganev wrote:

Sure, people might feel that way, but governments often don't.

In those countries where they make you mark your religion in your passport, you often can't change it once it's declared.

matters not, if they call you lets say, egyptian god worshipper, it doesnt make you an egyptian god worshipper, religion brings with it beliefs, values and traditions.
while one might not be a fundamentalist, they cant force you to practice faith.
religion still isnt genetic though~~

Daganev wrote:

Ok, clearly you guys have no idea of how taxes work.

Lets put this another way.

Currently, how many people buy marijuana from drug dealers?
How many people grow their own?
which is cheaper?

growing your own unless you get caught, if you grow enough cannabis to sell and get caught then you are screwed, drug dealers take this risk for you and in return get BONUS PROFITS.

back to topic.
i lost the site, but daganev provided a link before.

250 million spent to combat same sex marriage.
let me repeat
$250 million US. in an attempt by predominately christian and traditional family groups to stop same sex marriage.

simmen · **Posted:** Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:49 am

mrducky wrote:

250 million spent to combat same sex marriage.
let me repeat
$250 million US. in an attempt by predominately christian and traditional family groups to stop same sex marriage.

wow, thats just sick!
now in the economical crysis i bet they regret using all that money, or maby not, these people seem WAY to dedicated

msomeoneelsez · **Joined:** Sun May 31, 2009 9:16 pm **Posts:** 126

Drugs are easy to tax, not because it is hard to grow them (although some are) but because people the legality of buying it vs. the illegality of growing it without a license would deter people from growing; the small amount of care needed to grow it yourself is enough work to deter many people from growing.

Those two reasons right there are more than enough to make drugs into a taxable good.

As for being homosexual, I have some homosexual friends and they all say it isn't a choice. Personally I think girls are just too awesome for me to be homosexual, but then again, that isn't my choice either... thats just how it is.

mrducky · **Posted:** Tue Aug 04, 2009 1:22 am

msomeoneelsez wrote:

Drugs are easy to tax, not because it is hard to grow them (although some are) but because people the legality of buying it vs. the illegality of growing it without a license would deter people from growing; the small amount of care needed to grow it yourself is enough work to deter many people from growing.

Those two reasons right there are more than enough to make drugs into a taxable good.

not weed. far too easy to grow in some shed with a power socket. some lights, a lock, some saplings... ta da. can you grow tobacco like that? nope. barley for alcohol? nope.

As for being homosexual, I have some homosexual friends and they all say it isn't a choice. Personally I think girls are just too awesome for me to be homosexual, but then again, that isn't my choice either... thats just how it is.

best of both worlds, lesbians :3

Same-Sex marriage