Who are you talking to warman?
Or are you going to keep that to yourself too?
Or are you going to keep that to yourself too?
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I remember back in '04, we had something of the sort in Wisconsin. Didn't pass though, thankfully.Jaekus wrote:
Sooooo... are there any other states that are proposing similar laws? The article said NY is now the 6th, so it's plausible to think other states could follow suit.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Maryland tried passing it but it failed because of the rednecks and the more conservative blacks (both groups are full of fundies). We do recognize licenses from other states though. One could just go right next door to DC and marry there.Jaekus wrote:
Sooooo... are there any other states that are proposing similar laws? The article said NY is now the 6th, so it's plausible to think other states could follow suit.
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You and Jay.Kmar wrote:
Who are you talking to warman?
Or are you going to keep that to yourself too?
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
NY wedding planners and Say yes to the dress are excited
What makes you ask such a question?War Man wrote:
You and Jay.Kmar wrote:
Who are you talking to warman?
Or are you going to keep that to yourself too?
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Why would you care? Really? What does marriage between a same sex couple have anything to do with you, or how does it hinder your life?War Man wrote:
I remember back in '04, we had something of the sort in Wisconsin. Didn't pass though, thankfully.Jaekus wrote:
Sooooo... are there any other states that are proposing similar laws? The article said NY is now the 6th, so it's plausible to think other states could follow suit.
Just ignore him Kmar. He said he doesn't care yet clearly by being the person who has posted the most in this thread, he does care. Topics I don't care about I tend not to post in...
Yeah it would be a snowflake's chance in hell to see all states introduce it in any forseeable future but certainly the less backward ones would be at least considering it.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Maryland tried passing it but it failed because of the rednecks and the more conservative blacks (both groups are full of fundies). We do recognize licenses from other states though. One could just go right next door to DC and marry there.Jaekus wrote:
Sooooo... are there any other states that are proposing similar laws? The article said NY is now the 6th, so it's plausible to think other states could follow suit.
I still can't believe that leftist strongholds like the entire West Coast have not legalized it yet Iowa has. When a small corn-producing midwestern state is more progressive than yours, you live in a fucked up place.Jaekus wrote:
Just ignore him Kmar. He said he doesn't care yet clearly by being the person who has posted the most in this thread, he does care. Topics I don't care about I tend not to post in...Yeah it would be a snowflake's chance in hell to see all states introduce it in any forseeable future but certainly the less backward ones would be at least considering it.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Maryland tried passing it but it failed because of the rednecks and the more conservative blacks (both groups are full of fundies). We do recognize licenses from other states though. One could just go right next door to DC and marry there.Jaekus wrote:
Sooooo... are there any other states that are proposing similar laws? The article said NY is now the 6th, so it's plausible to think other states could follow suit.
Probably because they've been oppressed for hundreds of years. I'm quite sure that had homosexuals always had the same rights as everyone else then the whole gay pride thing would never have taken off. That doesn't mean it's just going to disappear overnight though.13rin wrote:
Where did I say it bothered me. My care cup is empty there.Jay wrote:
Why does it bother you? You live in Florida.13rin wrote:
sigh \_/.
I wonder if all the gay pride shit will go away now up there.
I'm just tired of all the 'gay pride' shit thrown in my face. Do I drive around with some sort of 'heterosexual pride' bumper sticker on my car? Do they even exist?
What right does a straight person have that a gay person does not?ghettoperson wrote:
Probably because they've been oppressed for hundreds of years. I'm quite sure that had homosexuals always had the same rights as everyone else then the whole gay pride thing would never have taken off. That doesn't mean it's just going to disappear overnight though.13rin wrote:
Where did I say it bothered me. My care cup is empty there.Jay wrote:
Why does it bother you? You live in Florida.
I'm just tired of all the 'gay pride' shit thrown in my face. Do I drive around with some sort of 'heterosexual pride' bumper sticker on my car? Do they even exist?
Please, for the love of god, dont answrr that damn question.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
they have to use the back entrenancelowing wrote:
What right does a straight person have that a gay person does not?ghettoperson wrote:
Probably because they've been oppressed for hundreds of years. I'm quite sure that had homosexuals always had the same rights as everyone else then the whole gay pride thing would never have taken off. That doesn't mean it's just going to disappear overnight though.13rin wrote:
Where did I say it bothered me. My care cup is empty there.
I'm just tired of all the 'gay pride' shit thrown in my face. Do I drive around with some sort of 'heterosexual pride' bumper sticker on my car? Do they even exist?
Right to marry... oh, wait
why? No gay person or straight person has the right to marry the same sex. A gay person and straight person both have the right to marry the opposite sex.Jay wrote:
Please, for the love of god, dont answrr that damn question.
We all have the same rights under the law. Period. except when it comes to insurance. There, gays have more rights than we do.
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they have the right to marry, In fact, they have the same right to marry as you and I do. EXACTLY the same right.Jaekus wrote:
Right to marry... oh, wait
hahahahahaSEREMAKER wrote:
they have to use the back entrenancelowing wrote:
What right does a straight person have that a gay person does not?ghettoperson wrote:
Probably because they've been oppressed for hundreds of years. I'm quite sure that had homosexuals always had the same rights as everyone else then the whole gay pride thing would never have taken off. That doesn't mean it's just going to disappear overnight though.
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Not the right to marry a person of their sexual orientation.
In many states it is still OK for employers to discriminate based on sexual orientation as well.
In many states it is still OK for employers to discriminate based on sexual orientation as well.
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I am straight and I do not have the right to marry my sexual orientation either.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Not the right to marry a person of their sexual orientation.
In many states it is still OK for employers to discriminate based on sexual orientation as well.
Because you've had this argument ten times. If you want to masturbate, go back into one of the other threads where you've made the same arguments. It's boring lowing. Exceedingly boring.lowing wrote:
why? No gay person or straight person has the right to marry the same sex. A gay person and straight person both have the right to marry the opposite sex.Jay wrote:
Please, for the love of god, dont answrr that damn question.
We all have the same rights under the law. Period. except when it comes to insurance. There, gays have more rights than we do.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
Hence the problem. I can understand and agree with the notion of 'civil union' (wedding in front of a justice of the peace, captain, etc), but what I don't understand is why gays would want a 'church marriage'. That would be like me suing to join a club of a bunch of people who don't like you. What's the point? Freedom on association is being trampled on.Jaekus wrote:
Right to marry... oh, wait
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Marriage is a legally binding document.13rin wrote:
Hence the problem. I can understand and agree with the notion of 'civil union' (wedding in front of a justice of the peace, captain, etc), but what I don't understand is why gays would want a 'church marriage'. That would be like me suing to join a club of a bunch of people who don't like you. What's the point? Freedom on association is being trampled on.Jaekus wrote:
Right to marry... oh, wait
You can get married and have absolutely nothing to do with religion.
Just because you have heard it before does not make the point invalid. I have heard the gay rights bullshit argument before as well.Jay wrote:
Because you've had this argument ten times. If you want to masturbate, go back into one of the other threads where you've made the same arguments. It's boring lowing. Exceedingly boring.lowing wrote:
why? No gay person or straight person has the right to marry the same sex. A gay person and straight person both have the right to marry the opposite sex.Jay wrote:
Please, for the love of god, dont answrr that damn question.
We all have the same rights under the law. Period. except when it comes to insurance. There, gays have more rights than we do.
Straights have right to marry who they want to. Gay's don't.. er didn't.lowing wrote:
why? No gay person or straight person has the right to marry the same sex. A gay person and straight person both have the right to marry the opposite sex.Jay wrote:
Please, for the love of god, dont answrr that damn question.
We all have the same rights under the law. Period. except when it comes to insurance. There, gays have more rights than we do.
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Captain... Like on a boat?13rin wrote:
Hence the problem. I can understand and agree with the notion of 'civil union' (wedding in front of a justice of the peace, captain, etc), but what I don't understand is why gays would want a 'church marriage'. That would be like me suing to join a club of a bunch of people who don't like you. What's the point? Freedom on association is being trampled on.Jaekus wrote:
Right to marry... oh, wait