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Dec 20 2009 04:52pm
Quote (Inui @ 20 Dec 2009 00:28)
please vote and give season why

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wouldnt give a fuck unless u dont fuck with me.
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Quote (inkanddagger @ Dec 20 2009 02:50pm)
Yes. Straights can marry so denying gays is an affront to civil liberties. Either banish straight marriage and only have state sanctioned civil unions for all or live up to the spirit of America and let gays marry.

I am straight, I am married, and I can say 100% that gay marriage does not threaten my marriage.


The only marriages it threatens are marriages where the homosexual Republican has been in the closet for 50 years.


No one has a right to marriage, and I challenge you to prove that one does. Your statement is logically no different than "straights can have children so denying gays is an affront to civil liberties." Like I said before, if you want to get married, do it in a church. There are probably churches that would do it now anyways.

Quote (Sioux @ Dec 20 2009 12:40am)
Separate but equal was such an award winning idea last time.


Straw man argument. It isn't comparable to the concept of separate but equal, because the only difference is the title. If all rights are protected for all parties involved in all cases, which is the idea of the government ONLY recognizing civil unions, then no one is being treated unfairly. Changing the meaning of the word marriage to suit your purpose doesn't mean that it's separate but equal, because marriage has ALWAYS been about procreation, which is, of course, impossible for non-heterosexual unions.
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Dec 20 2009 05:46pm
Quote (BloodLust911 @ Dec 20 2009 01:09am)
i try not to take sides but i lean more towards the right. i fucking hate elitist liberal assholes... that said, my more conservative leanings aside, i think all gay/lesbians are owed a legal partnership of some sort...

now that aside, marriage is based on religious doctrine and i think its a bit hypocratic that gays want specifically a marriage title even though most of them are agnostic/athiest and believe religion is a farce.


marriage is absolutely not based on religious doctrine.
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Dec 20 2009 06:27pm
Quote (Santara @ Dec 20 2009 06:29pm)
Straw man argument. It isn't comparable to the concept of separate but equal, because the only difference is the title. If all rights are protected for all parties involved in all cases, which is the idea of the government ONLY recognizing civil unions, then no one is being treated unfairly. Changing the meaning of the word marriage to suit your purpose doesn't mean that it's separate but equal, because marriage has ALWAYS been about procreation, which is, of course, impossible for non-heterosexual unions.


Because we bar the elderly and the infertile from marriage.
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Dec 20 2009 06:42pm
Quote (Sioux @ Dec 20 2009 06:27pm)
Because we bar the elderly and the infertile from marriage.


Nowhere did I conclude that people were entitled to a successful marriage.
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Nowhere did I conclude that people were entitled to a successful marriage.


You stated marriage has always been about procreation. Thats clearly false. Otherwise the elderly wouldn't be permitted to marry.
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Dec 20 2009 06:56pm
stop trying to push your equal rights nonsense on me, sioux

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Dec 20 2009 07:08pm
Government should have no say in the marriage process, etc.
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Quote (Sioux @ Dec 20 2009 06:52pm)
You stated marriage has always been about procreation. Thats clearly false. Otherwise the elderly wouldn't be permitted to marry.


Because it HAS been about procreation, not love. Since the dawn of civilization, man has felt a need to ensure that his progeny are indeed his, so he's entered into a contract with the family of the bride for "exclusive rights." As for the elderly, etc., you're simply building another straw man.
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Quote (Santara @ Dec 21 2009 11:11am)
Because it HAS been about procreation, not love. Since the dawn of civilization, man has felt a need to ensure that his progeny are indeed his, so he's entered into a contract with the family of the bride for "exclusive rights." As for the elderly, etc., you're simply building another straw man.


You didn't need to be married for procreation though :/ Times change bro. I know a few married couples who don't have kids.

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