[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Toysoldier99

Am I the only one that HATES tomatoes?

I hate them as well.

Unless it is a sauce or ketchup. (As long as there are no tomato chunks

[BossBitch]

I won't go into details because my OPINIONS tend to get me WPs but there is more to the Chris Brown/ Rihanna story that Chris can't tell and Rihanna won't tell.

[Sodead5]

Probs mentioned before but I'm new and have no time for reading history when I'll be making it soon...


But Beyoncè is a gimmick.

[MissBreakaway]

Originally posted by The Chewis

My opinions on race has always faced a lot of skepticism. I've always believed and still do believe that colourblindness is the way. Apparently a lot of people have a problem with that because they are proud of their racial label.

I think it's a concept that's often misunderstood. In everyday life, colorblindness is helpful to not judge individuals and to get rid of stereotypes. On a larger skale, it is also important to acknowledge the fact that skin color still matters in society (pretty much in every society, sadly), and that racial minorities often face hardships the racial majority may not face (police brutality, poverty due to past discrimination, stereotyping that leads to unfair treatment etc.)

[Energy]

Originally posted by Wafflinson

People say the same thing about Gay marriage. Honestly..... I don't think you should get any benefits for being married. That's just me.

The love argument is foolish.

Last part is true, but I am fine with Polyandry as well. So I don't see the issue as long as it is consensual.

The thing is, gay marriage is the same as traditional marriage minus
the sexes of the two parties involved. There can't be an exploitation of benefits. It's still two only adults. With Polygamy employment, divorce, and tax benefits are a big concern, as well as religion. And though I believe the love argument is a stretch but unlike gay relationships, there isn't much evidence in America of the effects of polygamy on modern families.

For example, what if a man marries 6 women and suddenly one
of them decides she wants out? Should she get money if a Prenupt
isn't signed and she has children to take care of? Why does she
deserve the money over the other 5 wives?

[Toysoldier99]

I like It should be easy and Big fat bass

[Thirty All]

Originally posted by MissBreakaway

I think it's a concept that's often misunderstood. In everyday life, colorblindness is helpful to not judge individuals and to get rid of stereotypes. On a larger skale, it is also important to acknowledge the fact that skin color still matters in society (pretty much in every society, sadly), and that racial minorities often face hardships the racial majority may not face (police brutality, poverty due to past discrimination, stereotyping that leads to unfair treatment etc.)

Yeah, whites also face discrimination and poverty
Why can't the world be a better place?

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Energy

The thing is, gay marriage is the same as traditional marriage minus
the sexes of the two parties involved. There can't be an exploitation of benefits. It's still two only adults. With Polygamy employment, divorce, and tax benefits are a big concern, as well as religion. And though I believe the love argument is a stretch but unlike gay relationships, there isn't much evidence in America of the effects of polygamy on modern families.

For example, what if a man marries 6 women and suddenly one
of them decides she wants out? Should she get money if a Prenupt
isn't signed and she has children to take care of? Why does she
deserve the money over the other 5 wives?

Those are issues that have to be worked out.

None are even close to being compelling enough to ban the practice.

[Energy]

Originally posted by Wafflinson

Those are issues that have to be worked out.

None are even close to being compelling enough to ban the practice.

When and how?
I'm not saying they can't be, because I believe it's
very much possible, but it adds a whole new category
of variables that alot of people is not able to deal with yet.
Or just don't want to because of their beliefs.
It really can't be compared with same sex marriage at all.
They are so far apart in ideologies.

I'm a firm believer in monogamy, so at this point in
my life I'm not a supporter of it. But in the future, who
knows?

Let's not get to off-topic and take the discussion
to Random Thoughts is you want to continue
or one of us could possibly make a thread?

[Pirate Aaron]

Some of the posts here that get WPs are ridiculous.

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Pirate Aaron

Some of the posts here that get WPs are ridiculous.

Ridiculous that they were posted? Or ridiculous that they got warned?

[Jet]

Originally posted by Pirate Aaron

Some of the posts here that get WPs are ridiculous.

I agree

[Aryl]

"Dance For You" is Beyonce's best song ever

[Pirate Aaron]

Originally posted by Wafflinson

Ridiculous that they were posted? Or ridiculous that they got warned?

Ridiculous that they got warned. Sometimes when I see a "shady" post that got warned, I'll find it funny, but not offensive/with the intent of trolling.

[Toysoldier99]

Originally posted by Aryl

"Dance For You" is Beyonce's best song ever

Agreed.

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Pirate Aaron

Ridiculous that they got warned. Sometimes when I see a "shady" post that got warned, I'll find it funny, but not offensive/with the intent of trolling.

TBH this really isn't the place where they should be posted that stuff anyways. There is a thread called Stand Your Ground for going after artists and their music.

[Thisisit]

Originally posted by OhYeahYouMad

Unpopular: quoting and cosigning your own posts is a cool and witty thing to do

[cats&fashion]

There is no reason to stan for people like Rihanna.
She just puts her voice on tracks and releases them. Yes, they perform well commercially, but she has absolutely no input in her music.
Like I understand you like her music, but why worship someone who does nothing but put their voice on a track someone else made?
Rihanna is a label puppet in short.

[Wafflecakes]

Average/Short guys are more attractive than tall guys.

[Hooligan]

I hate tomatoes and tomato-based products.