EPTOn July 09 2012 02:48 IrOnKaL wrote:
Whelp! Time to go back to Firefox!
Whelp! Time to go back to Firefox!
What, really :p?
Google Announces Campaign to Legalize Gay Marriage - Page 22
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Gluon
Netherlands369 Posts
What, really :p? | ||
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Zandar
Netherlands1541 Posts
On July 09 2012 02:46 bailando wrote: thats a pretty smart move. i wouldnt be to happy for the gay community. imo google is doing it for the wrong reasons (marketing). Probably so, but even if that's the case, it will still help a lot I think/hope | ||
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Rannasha
Netherlands2398 Posts
On July 09 2012 03:15 zala2023 wrote: let them do whatever they want, marriage and whatever. its not like the moment gay marriage is legalized the gays are gonna start forcefully marrying normal straight people lol whats there to be scared of? Exactly. I'm from the country that was the first in the world to allow same-sex marriage in 2001 and since that time the country hasn't fallen apart, people are still getting married (straight and gay), babies are still being born, religion still has too much influence on daily life, and there is still noone who wants to get married to his dog, to a 12yr old or to 20 people at once (to reflect on some of the ridiculous slippery-slope-examples mentioned in this thread). Nothing has changed except for a group of people now being able to enjoy the same privileges that the rest of the population had taken for granted for themselves. | ||
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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
On July 09 2012 02:48 IrOnKaL wrote: Whelp! Time to go back to Firefox! If that's serious, it's pretty sick :/ | ||
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darthfoley
United States8001 Posts
On July 09 2012 02:36 Smat wrote: Don't rely on your social circles to determine the amount of queer people seriously... A better experiment would be to think about your high school class, but oh wait you have no idea how many people are gay from your high school class. See the problem? my highschool class is around 2.5% gay i would say. of course it's not concrete but i'm quite aware of my surroundings. | ||
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farvacola
United States18818 Posts
On July 09 2012 03:31 darthfoley wrote: my highschool class is around 2.5% gay i would say. of course it's not concrete but i'm quite aware of my surroundings. According to my recently recalibrated gaydar, there are approximately 4.7 homosexual individuals within 1000 ft of my computer. I can't be sure though, the tachion interference may be too strong. | ||
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
On July 09 2012 03:27 Zandar wrote: Probably so, but even if that's the case, it will still help a lot I think/hope Yeah, it's awfully naive to think that your allies in any fight do not want some end of their own. Life isn't a 4v4 match or a football squad, everyone wants their own win. You take friends where you can. | ||
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NeonFox
2373 Posts
I'm curious to see how some hardcore islamic countries will react. | ||
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heroyi
United States1064 Posts
On July 09 2012 04:17 NeonFox wrote: It's a risky move, while it does bring them a lot of good publicity, some of the people against gays are very aggressive about it and will do everything they can to stop gay people marying each other. In some countries they even kill them or shame them in public. I'm curious to see how some hardcore islamic countries will react. its fucking Google corp. There are not a whole lot of things out there that can combat a multinational multi-BILLION dollar corporation. Google is a pretty legit company. One more reason why I want to work there. | ||
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RodrigoX
United States645 Posts
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Darthsanta13
United States564 Posts
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farvacola
United States18818 Posts
On July 09 2012 04:26 Darthsanta13 wrote: I like this, Microsoft actually did something similar, pushing Washington state to legalize gay marriage. Sucks for people who don't support gay marriage, they wont want to use google or even bing. They can use ChaCha.com, a known creationist/racist search engine. | ||
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heroyi
United States1064 Posts
On July 09 2012 04:26 Darthsanta13 wrote: I like this, Microsoft actually did something similar, pushing Washington state to legalize gay marriage. Sucks for people who don't support gay marriage, they wont want to use google or even bing. Well they can use askjeeves or yahoo xD | ||
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fairymonger
United States81 Posts
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Prugelhugel
Austria637 Posts
On July 09 2012 03:15 zala2023 wrote: let them do whatever they want, marriage and whatever. its not like the moment gay marriage is legalized the gays are gonna start forcefully marrying normal straight people lol whats there to be scared of? Some people with inferiority complexes which are scared by their latent homosexuality feel the need to gather in groups and critizise people which are brave enough to openly admit their orientation. Haters gonna hate. I consider a loving gay couple as way better parents than a divorced straight one. And if anyone wants to argument with "If everyone is getting faggy now, there will be no kids, omg", think about straight couples with 1 child. That's a decrease of one person in this generation. | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
Or they can go fuck themselves. | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On July 09 2012 04:22 RodrigoX wrote: There are way too many companies making stances on issues, especially an issue so polarizing as Gay Marriage. There must be some crazy numbers out there, where the math makes sense for a certain company to take a stance on it. Most people don't give a shit wheter or not gays get married, at least among the younger generations. This is one of the most easy stance a company like google can take. Who are they going to loose here that they'd care about loosing? | ||
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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
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xsnac
Barbados1365 Posts
On July 09 2012 02:36 Smat wrote: Don't rely on your social circles to determine the amount of queer people seriously... A better experiment would be to think about your high school class, but oh wait you have no idea how many people are gay from your high school class. See the problem? maybe in US . in europe everyone knows if your class mate is gay or not . and i only met 1 gay swapping 4 high schools in 2 diferent countrys . gays arent afraid of bully in eu . | ||
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BillClinton
232 Posts
On July 08 2012 19:53 KwarK wrote: Meant by whom? As defined by whom? This idea that you have an objective truth which is self evident to you but which you cannot share the logical source of is quite frustrating. It's a concept created by the human mind and you only speak for one human mind. Marriage for you doesn't necessarily have to mean the same thing as it does for somebody else and if you fundamentally disagree with the idea of a gay marriage that much then I suggest that you don't marry a man. Interfering with the marriage of two other people who may have a completely different definition of marriage to yours is a massive encroachment on their personal liberty. You don't own marriage. very good comment, thanks | ||
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