Well, dictatorship really means something with a single figurehead in charge. Since all the people in charge of the EU are elected in their own countries - the Council of Ministers - I don't think that they are a dictatorship at all. What you might not understand that the Commission, who are the unelected of the 3 key branches, are not able to simply make laws other than decisions. For regulations and directives, the wide-reaching laws, to come into effect, the EP must agree to them (after Lisbon - before Lisbon the European Parliament had no power other than an advisory one, which is another improvement by Lisbon) and then the Council of Ministers, represented by people who are all part of an elected government in their own country, must agree. So if a directive is on transportation law, the transport ministers of each country must agree to it. That's not a dictatorship, I'm afraid. Even in a dictatorship, with one unelected figurehead, it would be quite possible to have a Bill of Rights that they could not legislate against. That would be pretty interesting actually!
Sorry, this makes no sense. I defend gay rights because horrific, immoral people like you and Midas want to oppress them, and I see nothing wrong with gays, some of my best friends being gay.
No, no, really, it's fine to be ignorant. You don't understand the principles behind the HRA. That's fine. It's to protect people who the majority dislike, and to protect everyone from the government. You're the first to complain when you lose the right to protest, or the right to freedom of speech. Yet those things can actually harm others (not that I think they should be significantly restricted either). Gay people don't harm others by being gay.
Well I think it depends, doesn't it. By that pathetic logic the word bigot becomes useless because anyone who disagrees with someone else must be intolerant of them? I wouldn't want to silence you like you want to silence gays. I wouldn't want you to experience discrimination or persecution because of you being a bigot. Yet that is what you are advocating for gay people. Huh, I guess some people just don't like other people. Not going to change that, but you can stop it manifesting itself through law.
Often, the people who obsess most about the 'wrongness' of anal sex have found to be the people suppressing slight homosexual tendencies themselves. Just a thought. Besides, it hardly matters, does it? Let's not pretend that your objection to anal sex is based on health issues. Again, three of my best friends are gay, and they've all had copious amounts of anal sex, usually in the context of a relationship, and they're a) some of the nicest people I know and b) very healthy. Maybe your objection is based on hearsay etc, it certainly isn't based on facts.
Lol. 'Yes I think there is a cure' what is it? 'no idea. But I want to ban the symptoms until one is found'.
Incidentally, I think that there's a cure for all cancer and I want to refuse giving NHS support to cancer patients because it's up to them to find one for themselves.
That wouldn't stop people being gay. It would just lead to a lot of very unhappy people, and a lot of people in prison who aren't criminals.
What the **** even gives you the reason to suggest that you have the right to control what goes on between consensual people in private? It's a rhetorical question, don't attempt to answer because you'll just make more of a fool of yourself.


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