Sulkdodds
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Isn't an ordinary marriage a bit like this?It would be like heterosexuals celebrating a, "sex day parade" in front of kids imo.
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Isn't an ordinary marriage a bit like this?It would be like heterosexuals celebrating a, "sex day parade" in front of kids imo.
What the hell are we supposed to tell our sons and nephews if they ask us why two dudes are french kissing intimately? Alot of parents don't want their kids around this kind of stuff in the US.
Isn't that how voting in a democracy is supposed to work? The majority won. :|
That's how I feel. You shouldn't have to ask 350,000+ people for permission to get married.You can't democratically vote on other peoples freedoms.
As BEnjamin Franklin once said "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote."
Please, please do research before you make misinformed comparisons.Anyway, this isn't the middle ages
Please, please do research before you talk.
That goes to all of you.
I wasn't suggesting it did. I'm pointing out that in a discussion on morality in Western societies you mentioned the one that had perhaps the highest tolerance of homosexuality (post-Greek, of course).
If you love him so much why don't you marry him?
Oh wait...
Thank you zombieturtle for having some morals.
I also applaud Maine for making this difficult but correct decision.
What do you tell them when you see a man and a woman french kissing intimately?
more christian closet homos at work I see.
People don't need to be married to french kiss.What the hell are we supposed to tell our sons and nephews if they ask us why two dudes are french kissing intimately?
I've never seen men kissing in my entire life, so I've never worried about something so stupid.Alot of parents don't want their kids around this kind of stuff in the US.
What if everyone was forced into a gay marriage?
http://www.maine.gov/sos/cec/elec/pets02/prosexorient.htmAn Act to Remove Protections Based on Sexual Orientation from the Maine Human Rights Act, Eliminate Funding of Civil Rights Teams in Public Schools, Prohibit Adoptions by Unmarried Couples, Add a Definition of Marriage, and Declare Civil Unions Unlawful
so you can marry a fag while smoking a fag
so you can marry a fag while smoking a fag
I have a solution. The most people don't want homosexuals to get married because they think Marriage is a holly institution between a man and a woman ordained by the church.... So lets give the marriage. extend the right to all couples to enter into a civil union (basically the whole package of marital rights: visitation, joint custody of children, joint tax returns exe) This would be for all couples regardless of gender combination. So anyone who want to can become "one" under the law at any courthouse. The marriage would be a ceremony preformed by the a priest. This would be left a holy matter, but any marriage preformed by a recognized religion would be granted the Civil union rights by default. And Churches would have the right to pick who they allow to marry. That way, in the eyes of the government there would be no marriage, only civil unions. This would allow the "holiness" to be controlled but the individual churches. Gays can then have civil unions at courthouses or get married at churches that allow it. It would be entirely up to the couples and churches.
I thought it was a pretty reasonable suggestion actually. You're not going to win anyone over with your attitude, Stern.
They already have "ownership". Certainly they feel entitlement to the word. So why not just redefine the law as he says. It's a step in the right direction, and they can't fight it as effectively. People in civil partnerships under that system would still just call it a marriage anyway and it would be difficult to fight common language in the courts.