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What I wrote back to my gay cousin about prop 8
Don't take any offense to it, you are just the only gay person I'm close to so you get to here my bitching, we are family and always will be. True family should be that group of people that can always tell you how things really are without all the BS you here from strangers and so called friends. Would you rather have everybody always agree with you or have a few that tell you how it really is? I totally except you for who you are, lol no need to slowly back away, thats taking it to far.
You are so right about this having nothing to do with gays getting married so please don't take offense now that we cleared that up. To you its about civil liberties, to me its about protecting our constitution. I was just proving a point with what I wrote you. Where will the civil liberty fights stop after this? They say be careful what you wish for because it might come true. If this passes every freak in the world will use this as an excuse to defend whatever weird civil liberty they want to defend. There is a brother and sister couple in Germany right now trying to fight for their civil liberties. They think because they are adults and have kids together they should be allowed to marry even though they are blood related. Like we both agreed on, this has nothing to do with gays but where will this insanity all stop. 30 years ago nobody ever thought another man would want to marry another man, just imagine in another 30 years what will be going on. |
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I have to disagree. you are right that people will want to do fucked up shit and use the gay marriage decision as a platform. But that's where the courts come in...to say "NO, that's not the same thing". people against gay marriage always say, "what's next people marrying animals". That's ridiculous in my opinion. This is about having the same rights that a husband-wife would have. Medical coverage, estate rights etc. more importantly, it's about the world recognizing the pair as a legitimate couple. they still do not feel quantified unless they can do what a man and a woman does.
So what!? Let them marry, who is it hurting? I feel the same way about legalizing marijuana. nobody is getting hurt. if they want to sign a legal agreement that allows their partner the same rights a wife would have, so what? One of the problems with this world today is everyone worrying about everyone else's business. I say mind your own business. These are two people who are grown and can make their own choices. Can you imagine if you couldn't offer your wife the benefits of marriage because she was Jewish or black, or whatever. It's bullshit. just let them be already. And NO, an animal is not OK, and brother and sister is not OK. not because GOD say's so...because it's dangerous and inhumane. it's the year 2008 people, let's stop worrying about people trying to live a peaceful life and worry about the soldiers and babies being blown up in Iraq. Seriously. |
30 years ago nobody ever thought America would want a black president..
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Its a shame bible thumper's dont belive in evolution.
If "gay" is really genetic. From the bible bigot point of view the best thing is to let it happen. its not exactly a recipe for Darwinian survival. |
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funny, we'll elect a Black president, but Gays can't marry. WTF? |
funny you bring the constitution into it
where in the constitution does it say anything about special rights for those that are married? the purpose of a constitution is to protect the rights of an individual |
I love how you tell him to not take offense and then proceed to tell him if he is allowed to marry another guy that it would lead to all kinds of freaks in the world doing things including brothers and sisters marrying.
That is kind of like saying, "If you allow your dog to sleep on the bed with you, then when will it stop? Soon women will be fucking their dogs in their beds." One really doesn't have to do with the other. |
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"30 years ago nobody ever thought America would want a gay president.." |
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i stopped reading here. LOLOL you people should become comedians like Steve Lightspeed, the jokes you post are just as funny! |
spell much?
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We already had the only openly gay state governor in United States history, in New Jersey. So you maybe right. But do look at what happened to him, when he came out of the closet. |
Homosexuality is nature's way of telling you your genes represent an evolutionary dead end and you shouldn't continue them through any form of breeding.
Let them marry, but I say no kids what so ever. Mother nature obviously knows best. |
Steve Lightspeed is hilarious, how dare you. If you think he isn't funny, he will whine and yell at you. That will show you!
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dont twist what I said around |
How come we have to pander to homosexuals, clearly an unnatural act, but we find pedophelia to be disgusting?
I mean granted taking advantage of children doesn't compare to consenting adults of the same sex, but we never say "oh that poor pedophile, he can't fight his urges he was born that way. We must help him!". No, we are disgusted by it and treat pedos with distain. Sexuality's primary purpose is reproduction of the species. That makes homosexuality unnatural. |
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you say reproduction I say porn pages |
Marriage is a primary example of church and state separation being separate a complete falsehood.
If Separation of Church and State were true Gay Marriage would have been fine since the beginning of the United States Of America. |
because pedo's are trying to involve kids in their behaviour, and we rightfully have protected minors as they are not mature enough to be consenting, whole complete other concept :2 cents:
what two consenting adults do to each other is their own business, not the morality squad of the state :2 cents: |
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The act, involving children, is of course disgusting. It's the stigma I'm getting at though. Most people would find a person who was sexually attracted to children to be "sick and digusting" even if they never acted on the urge in any way shape or form. Even though, arguably, they have no control over their desires. |
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well, what is your point then? there are many people that think that masturbation is disgusting there are many people that think oral sex is sick and disgusting do we need to have a vote and ban anything that 51% of the public thinks is disgusting even if it is between consenting adults? the constitution is there to protect individuals from the state wanting to impose their religious views on consenting individuals |
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I don't actually think Homosexuals should be treated it any different way than anybody else. Do what you want, be with who you want, it really doesn't bother me. I do think it's interesting that we find one kind of sexual deviancy disgusting while thinking of others as just the way people were made though. |
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the bottom line is the line is crossed for any preference when it involves kids or when it involves force on another individual... these are basic concepts to the issue of rights :2 cents: |
PS: I hate fags and it is my right to think the way I do.
But they have rights to. States and government have no right to bar Gays from being married. It is hard for folks to realise what really being American is all about and what it actually means. TO many people have believed what they are told to believe as an American when infact being America is quite contrary to what you see being American in the Media today. Being an American requires that each Citizen be responsible and tolorant of others. It's OK to hate others in America so long as you do not infringe on the freedoms you enjoy as an American. |
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and i agree with the quote in your sig |
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When you think about the freedom of Marriage it is a freedom people enjoy, why is the government denying this freedom and right to a select group?
Once you start thinking in those terms you will quickly come to realise that Gays have a right like anyone else to marry, while the governments stance on marriage is appearently intolorant and has decreed Marriage is a freedom only gays may not have... Thats like saying Interracial Marriage should be illegal, or maybe being a Jew is Illegal. The gay community is just that, It is a segment of American Society that must enjoy the freedoms everyone else has otherwise it proves the principals and freedoms we American's hold as sacred are not true to our society as a whole. |
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As far as the Constitution, which part of the US Constitution mentions marriage? Oh that's right it DOESN'T. There's a reason why, because it's a STATE issue. Our founding fathers wanted marriage issues to be dealt with on the STATE level. That being said the people of California spoke that they don't want gay mariage. Gays should have waited 10 years maybe things would have been different. As is now it will be even harder to get it passed. Try again in 2028. Gays never should have started this gay marriage crap 8 years ago and maybe in 2012 or 2016 most states would have been ready. Sometimes you have to know WHEN to fight your battles. Most states were willing to give them domestic partnerships and they should have settled for that until the country was ready. Being in a hurry set their cause back 20 years. |
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WHich in effect nullifies State Legislation. Banning Gay Marriage could be construed as Cruel and Unusual Punishment believe it or not. |
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You misunderstand the issue. It is the religious fanatics and bigots who want to change the California state constitution. Some very competent American judges decided that the California state constitution protected the rights of homosexuals who wish to marry. The people who brought up the whole changing the constitution thing were the ones opposed to gay marriage. Prop 8 was to change the constitution. Permitting gay marriage would merely uphold the California state constitution as it originally stood. |
If gays get the right to marry then brothers should be able to marry sisters.
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"Cruel and unusual punishments The Bill of Rights in the National Archives.Main article: Cruel and unusual punishment According to the Supreme Court, the Eighth Amendment forbids some punishments entirely, and forbids some other punishments that are excessive when compared to the crime, or compared to the competence of the perpetrator. In Furman v. Georgia, 408 U.S. 238 (1972), Justice Brennan wrote, "There are, then, four principles by which we may determine whether a particular punishment is 'cruel and unusual'." The "essential predicate" is "that a punishment must not by its severity be degrading to human dignity," especially torture. "A severe punishment that is obviously inflicted in wholly arbitrary fashion." "A severe punishment that is clearly and totally rejected throughout society." "A severe punishment that is patently unnecessary." Continuing, he wrote that he expected that no state would pass a law obviously violating any one of these principles, so court decisions regarding the Eighth Amendment would involve a "cumulative" analysis of the implication of each of the four principles." |
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If you ever use birth control and still have sex, then that whole reproduction argument is just silly. |
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not sure why people have a hard time wrapping their minds around that obvious truth. laws are based on values and what people as a whole find to be acceptable or unacceptable. gay marriage... well, obviously enough people find it to be unacceptable, hence the failure to change the law. everyone who does not like the law is free to fight to change it... or leave the country. welcome to a functioning democracy :2 cents: |
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