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It's pretty sad that half the country has to wait for the poor rednecks to join the 21st century. You can't force your view of morality on other people, that's sort of what your country was founded on.
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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh
Bush is a cokehead and probably did a lot of other things ... you shouldn't beleive your buzz |
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Also, why is wrong with being gay? I don't know of anything that's wrong with it, except for something mentioned in a 3,000 year old book about how we should throw rocks at gay people. Of course, this same book also says that we should throw rocks at people for wearing cloth that is a blend of cotton and wool. Quote:
"If you want to be straight be straight but in the privacy of your own home dont bring that shit out in society!" "If you want to be black be black but in the privacy of your own home dont bring that shit out in society!" "If you want to be christian be christian but in the privacy of your own home dont bring that shit out in society!" It sounds pretty stupid now, doesn't it? |
CET good response.
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I still find it shocking when someone with those ideas turns out to be in our industry. Against gay marriage? okay, i think you are wrong but whatever but thinking that gayness spreads like a virus or something? I have a hard time beliving you are a webmaster.
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see CET's response. |
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Get ready for a true culture war in America. By the way, those saying 'the people have spoken' re: conservative issues need to really, really, check their math. 51% of the voters spoke. That means 1% less than half of the nation does not necessarily endorse or espouse a neo conservative agenda. In essence, the country is divided in half. By the way, you better HOPE they don't get a constitutional convention called on ANYTHING. This is generally opposed by anyone with a brain, as special interests would utilize a constitutional convention to get more than just this particular amendment reviewed. Do you really want people adding things to the constitution? Is it a 'rough draft'? |
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I think if he could get it through the senate he might be able to pass a nationwide ban. And, to me, that's a pretty sad thought.
But he, and pretty much everyone else in power, say they support a "civil union." this is basically, legally, the same thing as a marrige but the word marrige is not used and they don't have a marrige license. so really this is a fight about a word. Whether a gay couple is married or not has no effect on my day to day life and I could give a crap about it. But the fact remains that in America marrige is a failed institution and yet we insist on continuing it. If 50% of the cars we made broke down and stopped working one year after they were made, people would not buy cars until the problem was fixed. If 50% of all planes that took off crashed people would not fly. If 50% of the time you went to a club you ended up losing half of your possesions and net worth, you wouldn't be going to a club. If 50% of the time you asked someone a question they lied to you, you would stop asking that person a question. But over 50% of all marriges end in divorce and people still do it and somehow it still holds a high place in this society. Gays can do no more damage to marrige than has already been done to it. I am always worried when they start altering the consitution, especially when they do it to discriminate against any one group of people. I say they take a bold stance and ban marrige in general. |
I don't care about an acutal word, I care about the rights that go along with it. It is real nice for them all to say they support same sex unions but then where are they?
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Bush, virtually all elected republicans, and the wording of these 'gay marriage bans' also makes civil unions illegal, and denies any legal recognition of similar rights for homosexual couples. This isn't just about the word "marriage"; it's bible-based bigotry from a religious mob who believe they can legislate homosexuality out of existence.
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Neo conservatives supporting civil unions is propoganda, designed to make non neo conservatives who are uncomfortable with the concept of gay marriage feel okay about it all.
It makes moderate conservatives feel they are leaving a loophole, and not being overly discriminatory. Kind of makes the whole thing palatable to them. But it's simply propoganda. There is NO support for civil unions in this agenda. If a constitutional ban on gay marriage passes, there will next be opposition to civil unions as well. Liken it to members of the KKK saying they want interracial marriage prohibited, but support interracial civil unions. Obviously this would be false. This is no different. Oh - and before any conservatives get bent out of shape, I'm not comparing Republicans to the KKK. I was using an extreme to make an example. |
Fucking Texan cowboys....
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Let the witch hunt begin! |
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Plus, most of the other shit you said is just plain stupid. I'm guess you're one of this very active anti-gay people.. |
I love America All I can see is hate on this baord for America. If you dont like where you live then move!
Being gay is wrong plain a simple! It was not ment to be but as America is the land of the free you can be gay but just cant join in Marriage with the rest of the society. I dont see what you all dont understand about that? PS: if your not AMERICAN then STFU |
damn dirty queers.
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Thank god nearly half the country disagrees with this view. |
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How fair is that? |
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People like you is what's wrong with this country/world. |
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I can't believe some people here are arguing that this is something that should be decided by states, as if civil rights can be given and taken away from state to state.
Ludicrous. |
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seems to me there is something that protects a man/woman couple who fits the above conditions. it's called a common law marriage |
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They don't think you deserve those rights unless you marry your girlfriend. Unless you get married, you are living in sin (their view). It's the reverse polarity of the same problem. |
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It makes me very very happy to be a "blue state". I thought Lens wasn't allowing any more 13 year old poor spellers on the board anymore once he banned Boobmaster? |
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Two guys or two chicks can have a partnership where their significant other collects benefits just like a married couple. I can't have those same benefits unless I get married. |
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Civil unions for gays are just a bone thrown by neo conservatives to more moderate conservatives to make them think discrimination isn't happening. The point being - I don't think it's the libs keeping you from being able to form a legal civil union with your GF. |
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Not to mention the very notion that you trust somebody enough that you want them to have all of the rights they would have if you were married, but you don't want to actually marry them is a little odd to say the least. |
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If you would like to change position to gain a few benefits like marriage, but not all and not be allowed to get married, just date a guy. :Graucho |
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That means only 30% of the USA population voted for Bush. |
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there is no one up in arms over straight's rights |
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