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#277 Jun 25 2011 at 9:05 AM Rating: Good
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Am I understanding you ******** in that, you're saying the primary function of reproductive organs is not for reproducing, but for pleasure?
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There's no such thing as "biological standards" you insatiable cretin.


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Am I understanding you @#%^wits in that, you're saying the primary function of reproductive organs is not for reproducing, but for pleasure?
No I'm saying that sexual intercourse in our species is practised primarily for pleasure. Otherwise we'd be limited by a mating season. It's the same with other primates, like bonobos.
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Am I understanding you @#%^wits in that, you're saying the primary function of reproductive organs is not for reproducing, but for pleasure?
No I'm saying that sexual intercourse in our species is practised primarily for pleasure. Otherwise we'd be limited by a mating season. It's the same with other primates, like bonobos.
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If we're not arguing semantics, then you're just flat out wrong. I was giving you a benefit without a doubt that maybe you were referring to something else. Sickness exist. Plain and simple. You can't deny that. Well you can, but you'll look stupid.


Sickness does exist. My point is that it exists only with reference to a particular value set. And value sets are social constructs. There's nothing objectively bad about illness.

And this is true of all natural things. There is no objective function of the ***** or ******. There is only a massive list of possible functions, and those that we choose to make use of (whether it is a conscious choice or a consequence our biological past).


So there's nothing objectively "abnormal" with having no heart beat, pulse, head or any other vital organ? Really? Give it up you're flat out wrong.

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Lulz. Actually I went to the pub. It seemed more constructive than countering your "arguments".

And so, I'll go against my better instincts and reply to you now...


I'll respond to that later.

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Am I understanding you @#%^wits in that, you're saying the primary function of reproductive organs is not for reproducing, but for pleasure?
No I'm saying that sexual intercourse in our species is practised primarily for pleasure. Otherwise we'd be limited by a mating season. It's the same with other primates, like bonobos.


So, what are you actually arguing against then? I don't deny that people have sex for pleasure, my argument is that the primary function of sex is reproduction, not pleasure. Our "mating season" is from puberty to menopause, the time when our sexual desires are at their peak.
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Are you referring specifically to the G-spot or the entire ******?


So, are you going to answer the question or not?


Since no one will answer Alma's basic biology question, I'll give it a go. You see, Alma, when a fetus is formed, it doesn't have a gender as it begins to form all the types of cells we need. Several weeks into incubation, the X/Y chromosomes begin to react accordingly. The Y chromosome will cause the fetus to start to create male reproductive organs out of the cells that have been developed for genitalia. The X will do this to a female fetus as well.

We all begin with the same parts, however. The cells that form the tip of a male's ***** will form the ******** on a female. ********* on a male baby become ovaries on a female. The prostate on a male becomes the g-spot on a female. They perform the same type of functions, just varying for gender differentiation.

Does this make sense to you now?

Also, before you start spouting about the ******** not being for sexual pleasure because it's not placed appropriately to be stimulated directly, you should realize that humans haven't always had sex the way God wants us to. Also, probably try to get laid so you understand that the g-spot and the ****** are not easily confused.

Edited, Jun 25th 2011 10:55am by Guenny
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So there's nothing objectively "abnormal" with having no heart beat, pulse, head or any other vital organ? Really? Give it up you're flat out wrong.


First of all, abnormality and illness are totally different things. High blood pressure is seen by humans as an illness, but it is definitely normal for humans to have it. Same thing with cancer, or the flu.

It can't be objectively abnormal to have no heart beat, because it's fully possibly that we might create artificial hearts in the future. It can't be objectively abnormal to have no liver, because you can live without one (provided you are willing to go to a hospital every 2 days). Etc.

ALL of these things are merely aspects of the subjective definition of humanity that we humans have created. We've defined the physical, mental, and behavioral aspects that we deem "normal" for humans. But the fact remains that these are just arbitrary aspects of humanity that we've chosen to focus on. Someone born with 4 arms is perfectly natural--there's nothing biologically abnormal about them. They can ONLY be seen as abnormal once you compare them to the subjective definition of humanity that we have created.

Furthermore, we largely view normality as a being about statistics. Funny thing about that? Being white is abnormal with reference to human statistics. Being male is abnormal. Having blond hair, or blue eyes, or being 6 feet tall, etc. are all abnormal.

So how do you define what is "normal" about humans? You pick values and assign them normality. That's really all there is to it. There's no objective fact about what is or is not normal.
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#285 Jun 25 2011 at 10:21 AM Rating: Good
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Am I understanding you @#%^wits in that, you're saying the primary function of reproductive organs is not for reproducing, but for pleasure?


I'm saying it's for both, and saying which is primary and which is secondary is moot. So saying that other forms of sex are not "normal" (i.e. are not biological functions of those organs) is idiotic.

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Lulz. Actually I went to the pub. It seemed more constructive than countering your "arguments".

And so, I'll go against my better instincts and reply to you now...


I'll respond to that later.
Do hurry, the suspense is killing me.

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Am I understanding you @#%^wits in that, you're saying the primary function of reproductive organs is not for reproducing, but for pleasure?
No I'm saying that sexual intercourse in our species is practised primarily for pleasure. Otherwise we'd be limited by a mating season. It's the same with other primates, like bonobos.


So, what are you actually arguing against then? I don't deny that people have sex for pleasure, my argument is that the primary function of sex is reproduction, not pleasure. Our "mating season" is from puberty to menopause, the time when our sexual desires are at their peak.
Read what I said again. I said, in our species, sexual intercourse is practised primarily for pleasure. So your arguments about ***** going in ****** are moot. If I were arguing that homosexual couples are as likely as heterosexual couples to conceive a child, then you'd have a point. However, I'm not, so you don't.
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#287 Jun 25 2011 at 11:17 AM Rating: Default
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Arthrogyposis Multiplex Congenita, Rheumatism and Osteoarthritis. Those make me disabled.


You're not understanding where I'm getting at. How are you disabled if you are abled? If you're considering yourself "disabled", then something must be disabled/abnormal about you, otherwise you're able.

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So your argument is basically semantic? Awesome.


The exact opposite. Did you even read what I wrote? I said that I don't care about the word you use, I'm referring to the definition. And yes, I know what "semantic" means.

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***** also goes in the butt.


The ***** also goes in the meat blender. I never denied the fact that people can use their body parts for other purposes. My argument is that there is no physical or biological evidence to support the ***** going in your ear, nose, mouth and/or **** as it does the ******.

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So you're saying that homosexuality isn't "within reason"? That's because you're a bigot. This is why my analogy about skin colour works so well. Someone could say that Dark skin is an unnatural curse from god(Mormans for example do this), it doesn't mean that black people should be treated any differently from whites, even though some people say it's unnatural, and not normal.


WTF? I was referring to rape, public nudity, public urination and any activity that is considered without reason, not homosexuality. That's why you fail, your whole argument is based on this assumption that I"m some bigot.

Once again, you color analogy COMPLETELY FAILS because there is no biological or physical evidence to support one skin color over another. Our skin color interacts with the environment that we are in.

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No, having sex is great because it feels good. That's the stimulus we pursue, not to procreate. Otherwise we wouldn't use sex as recreation. You're an idiot if you can't see that's true.


As I stated in my last post to you, what exactly is your argument against me? I never denied that we have sex for pleasure, matter of fact, I said just that in the below response.

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What does this have to do with anything? If we didn't have sex for recreation we'd be driven to have it by some other biological impulse. The fact remains, some people aren't physically attracted to the opposite sex. They have intercourse with those of the same sex. This does not mean that you are allowed to treat them differently because of your own bigoted @#%^ing opinion, you disgusting excuse for a human being.


So, like I said earlier. You have no argument. You're just emotionally disturbed for me not having your beliefs and calling me names. It all makes sense now. What I just said complements your response above. People get hungry, they eat food and as a result they are nourished. People often eat food for pleasure never thinking about nourishment. Likewise, people have sexual urges, they have sex and as a result they reproduce. People have sex never thinking about reproduction.

Just because people eat with no regards to nourishment, doesn't change the fact that the primary function of eating is to nourish us, not make us "feel good". Likewise, just because people have sex with no regard of reproduction, that doesn't change the fact that reproduction is the primary function of sex, not make us feel good.

I can think of many other things people can do with their body parts that result in good feelings, that doesn't change the primary functions of those parts.

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I don't know if you have children, but males have a compulsion to play with their genitals long before puberty hits. It feels good. I assume you're still a virgin if you don't have kids though, because first and foremost people are driven to have sex for procreation, right?


Children playing with their genitals and ************ are not the same thing.

I never stated that the first and foremost reason why people have sex is for procreation, I've been arguing that the primary function of sex is procreation. Unless you disagree with that, we agree.

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There's no such thing as "biological standards" you insatiable cretin.


Then you're not disabled then. How can someone call you "disabled" if there's nothing to reference to?

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wasn't going to bother with this post, but the last part caught my eye. Here's why SSM won't lead to things like people marrying horses:

Horses can't give consent. Neither can minors or <insert other thing you think would be ikky for people to marry here>. That's why it can't be used as a precedent for any of those things. Idiot. (Now you can answer this which I posted a few pages ago).


First, you're arguing that those cases are somehow different so therefore would be irrelevant in an argument in regards with SSM. Yet, your example of skin color is completely irrelevant to SSM and you, along with other people, are making arguments with something completely different.

Second, minor consent laws are man made that can be changed just like marriages laws that you are trying to change. There's nothing preventing society from allowing minors to marry other than society.

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edit: Oh and sickle cell anaemia actually helps to protect against malaria, so yes it's a good thing.


There's a plus side for having sickle cell, but is sickle cell itself a good thing? It's also a good thing to be bulimic/obese in a land of starvation, that doesn't make being bulimic/obese a good thing.
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There's a plus side for having sickle cell, but is sickle cell itself a good thing? It's also a good thing to be bulimic/obese in a land of starvation, that doesn't make being bulimic/obese a good thing.


If your choice is between dying to malaria in infancy or living a life with sickle cell, then it certainly is a good thing.

That's our point--there's no objective fact about health, it's ALWAYS based on your current situation.
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That's not a season, it's a lifetime.


Only if disregard the first decade and a half and die at 50.


Guenny wrote:
Almalieque wrote:
Almalieque in response to Belkira wrote:
Are you referring specifically to the G-spot or the entire ******?


So, are you going to answer the question or not?


Since no one will answer Alma's basic biology question, I'll give it a go. You see, Alma, when a fetus is formed, it doesn't have a gender as it begins to form all the types of cells we need. Several weeks into incubation, the X/Y chromosomes begin to react accordingly. The Y chromosome will cause the fetus to start to create male reproductive organs out of the cells that have been developed for genitalia. The X will do this to a female fetus as well.

We all begin with the same parts, however. The cells that form the tip of a male's ***** will form the ******** on a female. ********* on a male baby become ovaries on a female. The prostate on a male becomes the g-spot on a female. They perform the same type of functions, just varying for gender differentiation.

Does this make sense to you now?

Also, before you start spouting about the ******** not being for sexual pleasure because it's not placed appropriately to be stimulated directly, you should realize that humans haven't always had sex the way God wants us to. Also, probably try to get laid so you understand that the g-spot and the ****** are not easily confused.

Edited, Jun 25th 2011 10:55am by Guenny


Soooooo... you did all of that writing and still didn't answer the question. Is she specifically talking about the g-spot of the ****** or the entire ****** itself. It makes a big difference in respect to her comparison.

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First of all, abnormality and illness are totally different things. High blood pressure is seen by humans as an illness, but it is definitely normal for humans to have it. Same thing with cancer, or the flu.


You're still confusing various definitions for the same words. I'm specifically focusing on one specific definition, not the various others. If you want to discuss those, fine, but they don't counter my argument. I've said numerous times already that the "normal" definition that I"m making is in reference to the biological commonality in the function of our bodies.

You're making the same argument as Nilatai. No matter how many people have it, it's not a normal condition in reference to common functionality. You not being able to walk if you're paralyzed is normal for you, but the fact that you can't walk isn't a normal in reference to biological function of your body.

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It can't be objectively abnormal to have no heart beat, because it's fully possibly that we might create artificial hearts in the future. It can't be objectively abnormal to have no liver, because you can live without one (provided you are willing to go to a hospital every 2 days). Etc.


How does creating an artificial heart or some other technique to act as a heart change the fact you need a "heart"?

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ALL of these things are merely aspects of the subjective definition of humanity that we humans have created. We've defined the physical, mental, and behavioral aspects that we deem "normal" for humans. But the fact remains that these are just arbitrary aspects of humanity that we've chosen to focus on. Someone born with 4 arms is perfectly natural--there's nothing biologically abnormal about them. They can ONLY be seen as abnormal once you compare them to the subjective definition of humanity that we have created.


We didn't CREATE anything, we only observe. We realized not having a heart prevents you from living. You being born with 4 arms is natural (self occurring) but not normal(commonality in bodily function). You can deny that all you want, but you're wrong.

If we defined the heart function, then we could change it and make it so where our heart would serve a different function. The reality is, regardless of what we say as a society, the heart will function the same way, which makes it objective.

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Furthermore, we largely view normality as a being about statistics. Funny thing about that? Being white is abnormal with reference to human statistics. Being male is abnormal. Having blond hair, or blue eyes, or being 6 feet tall, etc. are all abnormal.

So how do you define what is "normal" about humans? You pick values and assign them normality. That's really all there is to it. There's no objective fact about what is or is not normal.


I'm no longer repeating the same thing over and over and over and over. There's biological evidence against our bodies being overly obese or skinny. There's no unparallelled evidence against the weights, heights, skin colors, voices, hair color, etc. in the middle. If you can't see the difference, then we need to agree to disagree, because we're just wasting time.
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I'm saying it's for both, and saying which is primary and which is secondary is moot.
You're trolling here, right? I mean, if you want to say that we use them for both, therefore it's moot, then sure. But if you want to call the design moot, when the point of making it pleasurable is to increase the likelihood of reproducing, I don't know what to say to you.
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That's not a season, it's a lifetime.
Only if disregard the first decade and a half and die at 50.
So no one has sex post 50? Not looking forward to those years.
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I'm saying it's for both, and saying which is primary and which is secondary is moot.
You're trolling here, right? I mean, if you want to say that we use them for both, therefore it's moot, then sure. But if you want to call the design moot, when the point of making it pleasurable is to increase the likelihood of reproducing, I don't know what to say to you.


I'm saying it's moot in this discussion, because Alma's definition of "normal" is "a biological function." So if it's a biological function, it doesn't matter if it's a primary or secondary biologically function, it's still a biological function.

I'm quite willing to agree that, by design, our reproductive organs are there for reproduction primarily, and pleasure secondarily. I'm just saying, that doesn't mean that one is normal and one is not. That means that both are normal.
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See my last reply to Nilati then. I only started paying attention to this crap a few posts ago.
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#294 Jun 25 2011 at 12:40 PM Rating: Good
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That's not a season, it's a lifetime.
Only if disregard the first decade and a half and die at 50.
So no one has sex post 50? Not looking forward to those years.


This is also funny, because he brings up Viagra as a valid point that people aren't "sexually driven" past the age of 50. The point of Viagra is to help people have sex after 50 (I actually think it's way past 50, closer t 70 in a normal circumstance, but I digress) because they still have a sex drive.
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See my last reply to Nilati then. I only started paying attention to this crap a few posts ago.


I can't believe you typed all that and made me scroll that far up to read three words. Smiley: glare
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If I just typed those 3 words again, it'd almost be like double posting. Could get very confusing for some of our slower readers.
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If I just typed those 3 words again, it'd almost be like double posting. Could get very confusing for some of our slower readers.


Fair enough.
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There's a plus side for having sickle cell, but is sickle cell itself a good thing? It's also a good thing to be bulimic/obese in a land of starvation, that doesn't make being bulimic/obese a good thing.


If your choice is between dying to malaria in infancy or living a life with sickle cell, then it certainly is a good thing.

That's our point--there's no objective fact about health, it's ALWAYS based on your current situation.


Dying from obesity is better than dying from starvation!!! Really man? There's a such thing as a "side effect".

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Life expectancy is shortened, with studies reporting an average life expectancy of 42 in males and 48 in females

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One-third of all indigenous inhabitants of Sub-Saharan Africa carry the gene,[2] because in areas where malaria is common, there is a fitness benefit in carrying only a single sickle-cell gene (sickle cell trait). Those with only one of the two alleles of the sickle-cell disease, while not more resistant, are more tolerant of infection and thus show less severe symptoms when infected.[3]


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That's not a season, it's a lifetime.
Only if disregard the first decade and a half and die at 50.
So no one has sex post 50? Not looking forward to those years.


I wasn't arguing that. The argument was that the primary purpose of sex is reproduction or as you say it, our reproductive organs.

People will have sex after 50, but if you examine the reproductive organs, it's clear that the sexual drive is reduced and pregnancy is reduced.
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I'll take a large double double.

Edited, Jun 25th 2011 4:09pm by Uglysasquatch
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I wasn't arguing that.
Actually, you were. Now, you may not have been trying to argue that, but that is clearly what you ended up arguing. Learn to communicate ********
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Actually, you were. Now, you may not have been trying to argue that, but that is clearly what you ended up arguing. Learn to communicate @#%^wit.


Says the guy who just misunderstood two different posters. As of now, your record is in my favor.
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