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Dreadnought[DK] October 26th, 2006 09:53 AM

Re: Do you Jim take John to be your lawfully wedded something or other?
 
*Moved to the Pub*

Joe Bonham October 26th, 2006 09:55 AM

Re: Do you Jim take John to be your lawfully wedded something or other?
 
the whole thing is actually pretty amusing in a disturbing way. The idiots in San Fransisco boasted about how their unions would be better than the straight "sham marriages"... now half of them are wanting divorces.

Roaming East October 26th, 2006 10:24 AM

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oh so in other words you dont so much care that they are getting married but that they use the term 'married'. Well, unfortunalty language conventions being what they are, what they are doing is CALLED marriage. If they own a cat, its still a cat whether or not you want some fudge packer owning such a furry varmint formally addressed by such label.

Im not calling you a bigot because you dont like homosexuality because i for sure dont understand why a man wouldnt want to bone a fine looking woman. Im calling you a bigot because you say the same things the likes of David Duke Bull Conners and their ilk always proclaim

That what 'those' people are doing is wrong evil and should be stopped

That 'those' people are an affront to God and all that is decent

That 'those' people dont deserve to be protected by, and enjoy the same rights as 'our' people.
The only difference between you and them is that instead of bashing a person based off of the melanin content in their skin you base it off of whom they want to f-k. People like that always start off talking about doing it for decency and clean living but given a little time they always resort to murder and savagery to get their way. You can call that trendy but if equal treatment under law as defined by a 200+ year old document is 'trendy' to you then the debate is already over.

ShadowSteelDragon October 26th, 2006 11:05 AM

Re: Do you Jim take John to be your lawfully wedded something or other?
 
I don't have a lot of time and didn't manage to read all of this, so I'll say this now before I forget.

I'm pretty sure a civil union provides the same legal benefits as a marriage, and civil unions can be between any number of people and has no gender restrictions.

Don't fowel the holy sacament of a man and a woman.

the1chaos October 26th, 2006 11:31 AM

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The definition of the word marriage is defined by society. It is not a static thing, we've grown above that. Pretty much everything in our current society is dynamic, and that's a good thing. I honestly wonder why you're so upset that they get to use the same word for a legal bond. It's been 'marriage' here from the start, and no one ever complained about it. Oh well.

Fez Boy October 26th, 2006 11:50 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by beef flaps (Post 3316666)
Again, read the title FFS.
I could care less if they want to get hitched but NOT call it what NORMAL people do.

No, homos are not normal people as they have a brain disorder going on. A serious one but again, that is not what I made the thread about. So save your trendy "who cares" comments for the peanut gallery.

If thinking that gay sex is nasty and should not be taught to our kids and done in public makes me a bigot, than lable me the biggest bigot in the world and I am 100% proud of that.

Hey, Beef Flaps, what's the weather like back there in the 1800s?

Gay or straight, it's no more "normal" or "nasty" than blue or brown eyes. That's a fact. Frankly your narrow mind disgusts me.

Dreadnought[DK] October 26th, 2006 11:52 AM

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'Normal' is in the eye of the beholder.

Joe Bonham October 26th, 2006 12:42 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by the1chaos (Post 3317249)
The definition of the word marriage is defined by society. It is not a static thing, we've grown above that. Pretty much everything in our current society is dynamic, and that's a good thing. I honestly wonder why you're so upset that they get to use the same word for a legal bond. It's been 'marriage' here from the start, and no one ever complained about it. Oh well.

Actually, there are places in this country where all of these liberal principles on family have been applied in full.

They are called "ghettos".

Afterburner October 26th, 2006 01:33 PM

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MY beleif is that the government should not play ANY role in marriage. The government should offer up civil unions for both heteros and homos, and through that system give out the same tax breaks or whatever that are givin out now, for both couples. But the term marriage is an entirely religous one. Each individual religon has it's own concepts of marriage, and it is the church that should be the one who marries two people.

Sedistix October 26th, 2006 02:10 PM

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Homosexuals and the premise of attaining sexual gratification from the same gender disgusts and repulses me. I think to myself how the electrical outlets in my house are, and how they are designed that way to fulfill a function. They call many mechanical things in the world male and female pseudonyms for a reason, because they ‘fit’ together for a greater purpose.

Does that mean I’m against them getting married? No, it does not. Marriage is a creation tied to religion, and I hope they pass this amendment not because I sympathize with homosexuals, or believe they deserve equal rights. No, I hope they pass this amendment so it can exist as an affront to the religious establishment. Because when it comes down to it, homosexuals being married isn’t going to affect me in the slightest. However it sure as shit will affect the church.


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