Monday, July 21, 2008

Watch out for those gays, they are coming to an adoption center near you.



“I think that we’ve proven that both parents are important in the success of a family so, no, I don’t believe in gay adoption....”


Hmmm, that's pretty straight talk there Mr.Morton. Seems like you are just another phony ass republican who likes to moralize from your high horse, and to stick your neck into other people's private lives. You don't believe in "gay adoptions"? Well who the fuck died and made you the moral authority of such things? I don't like to see mofos in short sleeve dress shirts, but that ain't none of my damn business if someone chooses to wear them. "Both parents"? I thought gay couples were just that, a couple.


But I see your peeps trying to wiggle out of this one, they must have realized how totally ignorant your little statement sounds to the rest of us with a brain. See, this is what happens when you have been a republican all your life. You think things like gay couples living together, leading totally normal lives, adopting children; and being some of the most productive citizens in our society, is the stuff of movie scripts. It's not. It's the kind of shit that is happening all over the country and in places like Philly every day. I know some of those people, and they are doing a hell of a job raising their children. And you want to be president? Damn! What's scary is that in my heart, I believe that you are going to win, no matter how fucked up and insane you are. Because at the end of the day; A-merry-cans will not let that narrow Negro with the funny name be their leader. So it looks like you are it. But the thought of four more years with a leader who thinks the way you do, is terrifying.


"John McCain could have been clearer in the interview in stating that his position on gay adoption is that it is a state issue, just as he made it clear in the interview that marriage is a state issue,’’ Tucker Bounds, a campaign spokesman, said in a statement.“He was not endorsing any federal legislation.’’


First of all motherfucker, your name is "Tucker", so I am not going to believe a damn thing you say. It's that simple. Like we don't know that Mr. Straight talk said exactly what he means. But nice try, I think most people know where your boy stands, and I actually think it will help him with a large segment of the A-merry-can population, so relax. The folks over at FOX will make a hero out of him for this too. See, that's the difference between him and Obama, he tells the truth, and he wants to bring back good old American family values. Oh, you mean the one with the high divorce rate, and the fucked up dysfunctional families? Those family values?



But not to worry Mr. Morton, those blind ideologues will stand behind you no matter what. Ideology over principal, that's the A-merry-can way.



Patrick Sammon, the president of Log Cabin Republicans, a gay Republican group, said in a statement: “We are pleased that Senator McCain clarified the remarks and we thank the Senator for once again re-iterating his belief that issues concerning marriage and family laws should be left up to the states — not the federal government.”





Gee, I guess every group has their version of a house Negro.































54 comments:

Anonymous said...

Okay - we now know John McCain's pretty much against allowing gays and lesbians to adopt. Has anyone conifirmed his position on allowing prescription drug addicts who steal money and medication from terminally ill patients to adopt?

Just askin'...

szechuanpork said...

FN "What's scary is that in my heart I believe that you are going to win, no matter how fucked up and insane you are, because A-merry-cans will not let that narrow Negro with the funny name be their leader."

First of all, Obama wins. Conservatives just aren't inspired by McCain. I think gay adoption can be addressed at the state level same as McCain. I don't know any gay couples that have kids but I do know some that have dogs that are loved. The same child adoption laws and screening processes should apply to all. Some people are born gay and some choose to be. The deserve the chance to be parents also.

Jody said...

Log Cabin Rethugs are indeed House Negros.... hell, they all must be real limber for all the bend over backwards and twisted logic they have to employ to think like they do.
It is almost sad to see them wanna be a part of the party sooo bad and see so many of those homophobic neo cons treat them like shit over and over....
Actually, its not too sad, mostly they just piss me off. How they can make excuses for these assholes is really beyond the pail.
I just wish they would shut up and go away... they do NOTHING for the gay community except move us backwards.

Ann Brock said...

Field I am just saying, somebody close to McCain was using drugs while raising small children, one of whom she adopted while she was an addict.

In most states, family services will remove children from a woman who is known to be an active drug addict, and she would certainly not be allowed to adopt a child while addicted.

I think McCain needs to watch more closely some of the things he say especially if the shoe fit his foot.

Hugh O'Donnell said...

Sock it to 'em Field, but send the O-Man a few bucks. I have...three or four times (and they keep asking, which is good, cuz about every 20th email, they wear me down for a few more! :D)

Anonymous said...

One of the advantages of the extended campaign season--sooner or later, everybody slips up and says what's really on their mind in unscripted, uncalculated language.

field negro said...

jackson,you are right,and I think there will be more of these to come.

Hugh, the "O"man's people are draining Field Inc. too; trust me on this one:) Mrs. Field is killing me.

jjbrock, that was too funny, and I know just where you were going with that;)You and sistermoon are some cooooold ass people.

rainywalker said...

Field,
Tucker lies evertime his lips move.

Have you got wind of an Iraq soldier here in the US being shotdown because he didn't have any money to get robbed of? If so please give me a shout. Thanks.

Anonymous said...

Field, today you rocked it. I think I want to kiss you on the lips...except I don't like boys. Maybe Mrs. Field would like to adopt...oh never mind.

CoyoteFe said...

In full agreement on gay adoption (yes) AND the short sleeced dress shirts (nooo).

Have to say, every time civil rights are left up to the states, well, someone doesn't get their civil rights.

Unknown said...

"Have to say, every time civil rights are left up to the states, well, someone doesn't get their civil rights." - coyotefe"

I can agree with that.

My fourth grade daughter has been in the same class with a boy who has two mommies since the first day of kindergarten. Our state passed one of those hateful 'defense of marriage acts' during the last election. To my everlasting pride, every child in that class was incensed. Even as 8 year olds they understood how unfair it is to discriminate against families like their friend's.

I have had a chance to observe their parenting for these last several years and they are both doing a fine job raising the three kids. One works outside the home and the other has a home based business so she can be at home for the kids. They are very traditional, right down to their membership in a synagogue, weekly Hebrew school for the kids, and bar mitzvahs.

John McCain is talking out of his hat and he needs to be called on it. Didn't he accuse Obama of making up his mind without having the facts?

And as for his prospects of winning in November...a snowball has a better chance of survivng in hell than John McCain has of winning. Especially after today. Because no matter how he squirms and tries to wriggle out of it, he is going to have to go along with Obama's timetable for getting out of Iraq or admit that Iraqi sovereignty is a charade. It is plain.

Marc Ambinder talked to one of McCain's advisors who gets it. His take on the situation...'we're f*@#ed!'

Anonymous said...

My former director (who was an openly gay man) said in the middle of a presentation "Being a Log Cabin Republican is like being a Jew for Hitler" Classic.

szechuanpork said...

Wow that sucks isaish. What state are you from? I see gays as an asset to businesses and a state that does that would be hurting only themselves.

Hugh O'Donnell said...

"Hugh, the "O"man's people are draining Field Inc. too; trust me on this one:) Mrs. Field is killing me."

Oh yes, and Mrs. O'Donnell would skin me alive if she read the credit card bill a little more closely. :)

Anonymous said...

Field, with the exception of gays being allowed to adopt gay teens, you and your agreeing readers are wrong as can be on this one. The child's best interest should come first.

Boys need fathers, and ones without them can barely stand watching a parade of men wander in and out of their single mother's life and bedroom. You know I ain't lying.

The last thing any pre-teen or teen boy wants is to see his father sticking his tongue down another man's throat. Most of these gay men adopting will be white, and guess what the county public agencies will give them? A black child, who will not only have the burden of racial identity to struggle with but dealing with a daddy's gay lifestyle.

Nearly all of the straight male adults I've known who had a father come out of the closet suffered from finding out. The women with lesbian mothers generally didn't take it so hard, but one did.

I don't know if you have sons, but if they're 12 or older, make up a lie that you're coming out of the closet and then run that scenario by him. Watch him go eewwwl.

Anonymous said...

I see gays as an asset to businesses and a state that does that would be hurting only themselves.

Whether or not we're an asset to capitalism, we're actual real beings who merit treatment as such.

Whatever else we do or don't serve.

We should not have to be serving capitalism to be supported, to not be hurt, to not be demonized.

I know some of us play games about why we should be accepted other than that we are actual real beings.

It's a form of internalized oppression, and also a form of trying to assert power -- the second part means it is centered on well-off gay people.

But those of us who aren't good for business because we don't have the kind of money others do are just as real and human as those who do.

What hetero people do and say about us speaks to their basic empathy and humanity ... or lack thereof.

Hathor said...

anon@2:52,
I think most 12 year olds would go eeww about their parents sexuality.

Christopher said...

John McCain is the posterboy for Republican family values.

While married to his first wife Carol, who gave him several children, he embarked on a whirlwind affair with the much younger and very wealthy beer heiress, Cindy Hensley.

The pair eventually married but in John McCain's official autobiography, the dates were changed and the couple began to say that John and Carol McCain were separated and on their way to divorce BEFORE they started hooking up. This of course is a bald faced lie.

For it was the relationship between John McCain and the much younger, wealthy Carol Hensley, that led to John and his first wife divorcing.

In the 1990's it became public that Cindy McCain was addicted to painkillers and in fact, she stole drugs to get her fix.

But this is the radical, rightwing couple who had the audacity to they they oppose gay adoption?

What a pair of fucking, hypocritical lowlife.

Shady_Grady said...

I see this as much ado about nothing. Obama is against gay marriage but supports gay adoption. Is one stance so much worse than the other?

These are state issues.

Anonymous said...

If there is anything that should scare any minority in this country, its the very phrase "states rights"....if that doesn't send a shiver down your spine you must be a robot.

Jody said...

anon@ 2:52:
Your homophobia is showing. Gay parents will teach their sons and daughters the same thing as hetros, hopefully, how to be loving, caring, human beings. Gay couples who adopt, and FYI.... there are many couples of all colors and stripes who adopt, including mixed race couples..... want for their children what all parents who want children want.
I have 2 sons, both straight, and both in loving, committed relationships..... my youngest son LOVED the Gay Pride Parades. He thought the radical fairies were fun because they dressed in tutus and sang and threw pixie dust. But most importantly, he saw people who had families just like his and that mattered.
Now the planet has 2 more straight human beings that believe in justice for all and will challenge your narrow assed mind if you try to limit the rights of others.

field negro said...

"Boys need fathers, and ones without them can barely stand watching a parade of men wander in and out of their single mother's life and bedroom. You know I ain't lying.

The last thing any pre-teen or teen boy wants is to see his father sticking his tongue down another man's throat.."


anon. 2:252AM what parent (gay or straight) allows their child to see them engage in sexual behavior with the partner? Like WTF? Why only equate that type of behavior to gays? You have some issues there my friend.

"Being a Log Cabin Republican is like being a Jew for Hitler.."

Yes toyamit, that's a classic.

field negro said...

"If there is anything that should scare any minority in this country, its the very phrase "states rights"...."

I co-sign with that 100% miranda.

Jody said...

Hey Field, Off Topic..... the story I sent you about the Mexican Immigrant, Luis Rodriguez, beaten to death by a group of white teens in Shenandoah, PA... STILL no arrests. Wish you would blog on this one.

Thordaddy said...

field negro,

Can you explain the righteousness and morality of gay adoption outside of the "progressive" paradigm you wade in? Meaning, other than saying it is fair and equal, can you explain your logic for the advocacy of gay adoption?

Anonymous said...

I think what kids need is a kind and loving example from their parents. It's the hostility and the tense silences at the dinner table, if not the out and out violence, that messes them up. IMO it doesn't have much to do with the sexual orientation of the parents. You can't compare a hostile heterosexual household with a loving tranquil gay one.

Anonymous said...

thordaddy, did you even BOTHER to read the post? Or did you see "gay adoption" and begin a heteronormative freakout?

nyc/caribbean ragazza said...

Mr. Morton should really think before he speaks. Like the earlier comments said, has he looked back on his behavior? What family values?

Anonymous said...

“I think that we’ve proven that both parents are important in the success of a family" says McCain.

Is that why he abandoned his first wife and kids?

Big Man said...

Great comment Field. Your lines about short sleeve shirts and House Negroes in every group were on point.

Being a gay republican must be a lot like being a gay black church member.

szechuanpork said...

I'll bet the acceptance of gay adoption polls worse with African Americans than anyone else. Prove me wrong.

Obama in a Jordan press Q&A said "when I'm Commander in Chief". He needs to watch that.

Anonymous said...

This is a serendipitous post for sure.

My sister, and her partner are in the process of adopting a 13 year old boy.

The paranoia with the Wingnuts is, "teh Gays" might "Convert" their kids.

Who, aside from people who are already Gay, could be "Converted?"

"Hey man, want to see my dick?"

"Nah, I have my own, but thanks."

Studies clearly show that kids who grow up with gay parents are no more likely to be gay than kids who grow up in homes with a mom, and a dad.

As for the "Righteousness, and Morality of Gay Adoption?"

Please.

There are thousands, and thousands of children dying to be adopted in this country (The boy my sister is adopting is 13, he's been waiting for 8 years).

Where are all the "Righteous, and Moral" when it comes to adoption?

Why don't the "Righteous" have Adoption Drives?

Many gay couples are willing to do what the lazy ass, sit on my soapbox, and lecture the gas station crowd Assholes are not, They Adopt. They provide these children with a home, a family, love, food, shelter, a LIFE, while shitheel Wingnuts wander around teh Innertubes lecturing people about "Morality."

In case people were unaware, anyone with "Thor, Odin" or any other name or phrase from Norse Mythology is usually one of those, "The real crime in America is Reverse Racism, and discrimination against white people" Wankers.

Mahndisa S. Rigmaiden said...

07 22 08

Hey FN:
Try not to be so pessimistic, I am not sure if McCain will win because as an earlier commenter pointed out, he does not inspire the confidence of conservatives. The race will be a tight one, imho.

Secondly, I believe that decent people who care about children should not be opposed to gay fostering or adoption. My niece spent two and a half years with my sister in law and her wife of almost thirty years. During this time, my niece excelled in school, got physically fit and strove towards reaching her potential.

To be honest, it seems as though she was better off with them than she was with her (single) mother- at least for a time.

I really get upset when assholes like that try to legislate morality and we can see how moral he has been with leaving his first wife while she had cancer and all...

I strongly believe that if people care about children, they won't mind the sexual orientation of those who are willing to raise the kids. After all sexual orientation is but a wee part of our overall existence and in the scheme of things, we need folk to care about children who have been left behind.

After seven years of marriage (this year) my husband and I considered adoption and fostering, but we had our son (major surprise) instead. At the moment one is all I can handle! But I don't begrudge gays who are willing to adopt or foster; I commend them.

The biggest problem with the religious right is that it vilifies gays no matter what. But how many of those people are putting their money where their mouth is and adopting or fostering such children, NOT ENOUGH to be sure.

So I ramble,but this topic hit close to home.

Lola Gets said...

This post is right on point FN. I wonder what name should gay "House Negroes" be called? Closet Comrades? Faux Faggies?? Wanna-Be Heteros?? Iont know.

And, yes, I am a minority, and the phrase "states' rights" scares the bejesus outta me. But hey, what do I know, I live in the District of Columbia where residents of other states determine our laws.

L

Admiral Komack said...

fairlane:

Get with the program!

The "Righteous" care ONLY about the FETUS.

When the FETUS is born it's like "OK kid, YOYO (you're on your own)."

Anonymous said...

I always find the gay argument interesting. If the posted speed limit is 65 and I drive 75 I will get a ticket I broke the law. but if the creator gives us laws to follow we can pick and choose? I have true fear of the Creator, I know I will be at my own judgement day alone. What were they doing in Sodom and Gomorrah to be destroyed. the romans and greeks perverted the holy scriptures by adding and subtracting books but I will not let that confuse me. I have read al the scriptures front to back, not picking out a sentence or two, good luck convincing the Creator on judgment day that your version of His laws are better and his creation of a man and a women as the basis for the family no longer need to be followed, sounds like the Devil (CH) and the two hundred angels kicked out of the bosom of the Creator. the devil (CH) believed he knew more than the Crator so I guess Man does two. Adam did not listen when he was told not to teach the Devil knowledge of good and bad and Adam was cast down to Earth as a punishment also because he did not want to listen, but all of you are smarter than the Devil (CH) and Adam.they named a whole act after the city of Sodom. good luck with that

west coast story said...

" field negro said...
"Boys need fathers, and ones without them can barely stand watching a parade of men wander in and out of their single mother's life and bedroom. You know I ain't lying.

The last thing any pre-teen or teen boy wants is to see his father sticking his tongue down another man's throat.."


anon. 2:252AM what parent (gay or straight) allows their child to see them engage in sexual behavior with the partner? Like WTF? Why only equate that type of behavior to gays? You have some issues there my friend...6:51 AM"

What FN said. And this is a great post, FN. I live and work in the SF Bay Area and know a lot of gay people, many with kids. Some gay people have their own kids and some adopt. They are no better or worse than straight parents from what I've seen. I figure anyone who goes to the trouble to adopt a child or go through artifical insemination to have their own kid really wants that child as opposed to some sperm donor who drops kids all over creation, brags about it, and does nothing for their kids. Is it seriously worse to have a loving caring gay father than an indifferent straight dad you've only seen twice in your life? Get a clue anon, get a big farking clue.

Anonymous said...

Man I hope Mr. Morton don't win and if he does, I have a strong feeling that this country will have some sort of anarchy that will not be ignored. I'm just saying, people are gonna go nuts.

muslimahlocs said...

i'm sorry but i am new to your blog. is this quote from the same john mccain who left his disabled first wife and three children to re-live his youth with another woman? and didn't he adopt two of said children when he married the first wife and then go MIA? that doesn't seem like something that someone who is concerned about "...the success of a family..." would do. neither does it make hetro-adoption look all that successful. i must be thinking of someone else?

Anonymous said...

What we need is a religion that does not idolize something millenia old that was created by man. I will accept the stone tablets as being the word of God, I am entirely convinced that the Bible is not. Then everyone picks and chooses which parts of it they want to enforce anyway.

I would fire Jehovah for incompetence because he keeps creating people that he says are damned.

Off Topic: Field I hope you are going to the gym...the polls are looking better and it is only 105 days to Election day.

Anonymous said...

anon 1:16..... you go meet your fear based, judgmental "crator"... as for me, I believe in a loving god. One that loves ALL of creation.... I believe in a god of love, peace and forgiveness.... something you and your kind seem to know nothing about.
And, just as you are convinced in what you believe, so am I.

Don said...

The folks over at FOX will make a hero out of him for this too. See, that's the difference between him and Obama, he tells the truth, and he wants to bring back good old American family values. Oh, you mean the one with the high divorce rate, and the fucked up dysfunctional families? Those family values?

i couldn't have said it any better. i think as human beings we all want to believe in strong family values, but the world isn't set up to ensure the majority.

not saying it shouldn't be strived for, only saying it's not being realistic.

so whenever i hear a politician stick theur entire 'politic' on something such as strong family values, just say no to drugs, patriotism...i have to go outside and make sure that i didn't mistakenly enter into The Twilight Zone.

? said...

If there is a god of peace, love and understanding it must be on some other planet.

Christopher said...

I really have no interest in debating this issue with cowards who can't even create a screen name, so they hide under the "anonymous" moniker.

In any case, I have always found it more than a little curious that it is always the people who spew Bible scripture are also the same people filled with the most hatred and judgment.

I say tell it to the Flying Spaghetti Monster cuz' this cocksucker ain't having any of it.

west coast story said...

This is why I spurn religion. It's just brain rot for bigots.

Anonymous said...

Kudos brother Field Kudos and you nailed the crazy gay Republican Log Cabin group. Are they aware of the ideology of their party? They are really confused folks.

Many religious folks are probably nodding their head in agreement with McCain, but it just proves the amount of ignorance that comes with being mainstream religious. It makes me shake my head in abject disgust.

liberation then peace

Anonymous said...

Log Cabin Republicans are from the same cloth as MRAs. They tried for acceptance and were booted for being 'unpopular'. Or had ideas that were deemed heretical. After a few attempts to join the Kewl Kids Klub, they finally realized that there was no room for them in the tent.

As far as McSame, he stopped developing around 15. His humour is the sophomoric genre so beloved by almost-teens everywhere. He can do no wrong. Women exist to serve his needs. He belittles others to hide his own insecurities.

Mold

daedalus2u said...

Field, you are correct, every oppressed group has their equivalent of the house Negro. It was only after coming to your site and reading the explanation of what a field Negro is and what a house Negro is that I understood that.

If I may explain my understanding of why the house Negro loved the master’s house more than the master did. This is because if hard times befell the master and the master’s house was destroyed, the master would become a non-master but the house Negro would become something worse, the house Negro would become a field Negro.

My understanding is that the issues the field Negro has with the house Negro isn’t because the house Negro has the house Negro lifestyle, but rather because the house Negro is supporting the institutions that cause the field Negro to have the field Negro lifestyle.

Log Cabin Republicans are definitely house Negros.

Kellybelle said...

McCain is just trying to send a message to the Repbublican base "You may not like me, but I can say the things you like to hear."
By now, sane people know that parents' sexuality has little effect on children if they are in a loving, happy home.

field negro said...

"Can you explain the righteousness and morality of gay adoption outside of the "progressive" paradigm you wade in? "

No thordaddy, because I never wade outside of my "progressive paradigm" . Why should I?

muslimahlocs,don't apologize for being new to the blog. And now that you found it, just stick around.

"I always find the gay argument interesting. If the posted speed limit is 65 and I drive 75 I will get a ticket I broke the law. but if the creator gives us laws to follow we can pick and choose? I have true fear of the Creator, I know I will be at my own judgement day alone."

anon. who exactly is "the creator"? And why do you fear him/her so much? Hmmmm, are you afraid that he or she might want a do over? :)

Yeah those log cabin repubs have some issues. I really have to wonder about them.

daedalus2u said...

I just realized that all the homophobes are house Negros. Just like the house Negro supports the master against the field Negro because the house Negro is afraid of becoming a field Negro, the homophobes are anti-gay because they are afraid that if being gay was acceptable, that they would become gay themselves. Except they can't become gay, because they already are.

It exactly fits. Homophobes are house gays, or using the name some of them have chosen for themselves, log cabin gays. A log cabin is a kind of house.

momo said...

I belong to a group called Rainbow Families. Every year there is a conference about being the best parents we can be. To be in a room with 700-800 people of all ages and backgrounds (and who are gay, bi, straight) who are there because they love their children and want to do their very best job at being parents and having strong families is one of the most inspiring and energizing things that happens to me every year. Every family has a different story: some folks were married and came out and have kids from their marriage (men and women). Others are in couples and have adopted or conceived with a friend. Some are relatives who have taken in kids whose parents have died or are in jail or are on drugs.
All of these families want to protect their children (gay or straight) from bullying, enjoy the same responsibilities and privileges as hetero families who can marry, and be themselves in peace. When people try to prevent you from being a parent, and it is something you choose in spite of obstacles, you take it really seriously and try to do your best. I wish I could say the same of my (straight) father, who was a dud as a dad.

Thordaddy said...

momo,

If advocates of gay "adoption" premised their argument with the understanding that the "adoption" was an adoption of less than ideal circumstances and therefore of last resort then the acceptance of such notion might be more accepted.

As it stands the argument is premised on the idea that gay "adoption" is NO DIFFERENT than traditional adoption. This is a false notion unless one believes that fathers and mothers are NO DIFFERENT and/or perfectly EQUAL.

So the homosexual advocacy of gay "adoption" premised on equality (equality of homo/hetero, equality of male/female, equality of mother/father, equality of right to adopt) actually undermines the value of mothers AND fathers by claiming no difference and simply ASSERTS the equality of things self-evidently different.

This in turn undermines their own argument for adoption as they merely represent redundant meaningless "mother/father" combinations that negate the importance of mothers (presumably two lesbians) or fathers (presumably two homosexuals) by claiming their equality or lack of inherent difference.

What you must say is in these gay "adoption" situations the notion of mothers and fathers must be dismissed and replaced by what?

Anonymous said...

I'm sorry for my typos, CREATOR, what I was saying is why must we follow Man's laws and not the Creator's? there really is a Tigris and Euphrates Rivers as discussed in the Bible, there really is a Mt. Ararat (spelling?) but the argument is we can pick and chose which laws our Creator laid done for us to follow? and because I have true fear of my Creator I'm a homophobe? So as a child I can disrespect my parents because I know better? Where does it say in the Bible I can do pick and chose what examples to follow, if you are skeptical about the origins of the Bible research it like I did, stop following massa's version or just read the whole stories from beginnning to end instead of taking one line out of context.BTW Mary was 14 when she had Jesus (not his name there are not J's in his language)for all you who love to judge teenage pregnancy.BTW I use anon cuz that's the only way I can comment, if I put a screen name so what? I will never meet you it's still anonymous, we're on the Internet..someone please explain to me what Sodom...can't get around the fact that it was a real city no longer existing I wonder why? good luck explaining on Judgment Day why you don't need to follow the Father's laws but man's, the Father creating the whole universe, water, animals, you're right Man is smarter look at all the things we created no need to follow, we are in control of shaping our faces, creating new beings what did Man create the dog, the Sun, water... oh the list goes on. Sounds just like the Devil (CH) he felt no need to follow the Creator's laws either and is stuck on Earth as a punishment... oh now I understand you are of his people that's why you think you're smarter than the Creator, oh excuse me for my stupidity