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 Posted: Fri Aug 25, 2006 1:41 am
Looking down upon others have existed for a long, long time. Being truelly equal isn't a accomplishable goal, but you can use it as a guideline.
The other week when I read on the text tele, a clinique for sperms(or was it blood? I can't recall which one. sweatdrop ) refused a homosexual man from donating sperms/blood, claiming that he didn't have "good" intention(as in good vs evil) reason for doing that.(He didn't have anything that could lower the quality as the text tele mentioned)
My question is: Do you have to have a "good" reason to donate something that could easily reproduce and doesn't have any kind of thing lowering the quality? Like Aids for example?
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 2:46 am
Suriko Looking down upon others have existed for a long, long time. Being truelly equal isn't a accomplishable goal, but you can use it as a guideline. The other week when I read on the text tele, a clinique for sperms(or was it blood? I can't recall which one. sweatdrop ) refused a homosexual man from donating sperms/blood, claiming that he didn't have "good" intention(as in good vs evil) reason for doing that.(He didn't have anything that could lower the quality as the text tele mentioned) My question is: Do you have to have a "good" reason to donate something that could easily reproduce and doesn't have any kind of thing lowering the quality? Like Aids for example? Quote: Interesting point of veiw!!!!!..... confused sweatdrop neutral burning_eyes stare
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:19 am
StevenB.Mtchll Suriko Looking down upon others have existed for a long, long time. Being truelly equal isn't a accomplishable goal, but you can use it as a guideline. The other week when I read on the text tele, a clinique for sperms(or was it blood? I can't recall which one. sweatdrop ) refused a homosexual man from donating sperms/blood, claiming that he didn't have "good" intention(as in good vs evil) reason for doing that.(He didn't have anything that could lower the quality as the text tele mentioned) My question is: Do you have to have a "good" reason to donate something that could easily reproduce and doesn't have any kind of thing lowering the quality? Like Aids for example? Quote: Interesting point of veiw!!!!!..... confused sweatdrop neutral burning_eyes stare A bit of a update: Homosexuell men may donate sperm if they haven't had sexual intercourse with a man the last six months.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 1:18 am
Suriko StevenB.Mtchll Suriko Looking down upon others have existed for a long, long time. Being truelly equal isn't a accomplishable goal, but you can use it as a guideline. The other week when I read on the text tele, a clinique for sperms(or was it blood? I can't recall which one. sweatdrop ) refused a homosexual man from donating sperms/blood, claiming that he didn't have "good" intention(as in good vs evil) reason for doing that.(He didn't have anything that could lower the quality as the text tele mentioned) My question is: Do you have to have a "good" reason to donate something that could easily reproduce and doesn't have any kind of thing lowering the quality? Like Aids for example? Quote: Interesting point of veiw!!!!!..... confused sweatdrop neutral burning_eyes stare A bit of a update: Homosexuell men may donate sperm if they haven't had sexual intercourse with a man the last six months.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:26 pm
I hate discrimination. My parents are both racist. I hate it when I'm around and they're watching the news. Anything about anyone in another country other than maybe Canada, US, and Britan are usually given racist remarks by them. They look down on everyone that's not like them. A good example is the war in Iraq. I've heard them refer to the Iraq populace as "war-loving turban-tops" and they call them "arabs" in disgust.
The sad thing about this is that they're noth the only ones who have this view.
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