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I think thats why they spent all that cash against same sex marriage..."if we can't have marriage our way, no one can!" |
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Murder law(lol love how you describe it) can certainly be discriminatory towards an individual with severe retardation, people in the act of law enforcement, soldiers at war, impaired individuals, etc. Fortunately we have fine tuned your "all inclusive murder law" to be MANY laws that encompass the death of individuals caused by the actions or inaction of others. The Judge never said Prop8 was "stupid" in his opinion. That is a word he would reserve to be used only to describe you. |
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Okay, so you don't like "murder law".... let's see if I can come up with a few others that aren't discriminatory that you might find acceptable. Jaywalking (discriminates against jaywalkers) Speed limits (discriminates against speeders) Term limits (discriminates against incumbants) Burglary laws (discriminates against burglars) CP laws (discriminate against kids trying to break into the porn biz) Alcohol laws (discriminate against those under 21) Drunk Driving laws (discriminate against alcohol retailers) Are you fucking retarded or something? :1orglaugh |
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What the fuck does ass-fucking have to do with marriage? |
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Uh, unless you're claiming homosexuality is normal, in which case you'd be a moron on drugs. There is nothing normal about homosexuality, that's why people have a problem with it. I guess the male and female bodies are designed randomly. Just stop posting. With that said, he was openly gay before the ruling and I have respect for Supreme Court judges. I have no doubt he was being objective, I just don't agree with his decision. |
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No one gives 2 shits about you. You in the "Adult" industry. Take you fucking views elwhere to preach you fucking fuck. Fuck. |
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Some people say that people choose to be gay. So for them it could be broken down into simple steps, such as: if you dont like it, dont choose to be gay. Which only makes sense if a person is capable of choosing their sexual orientation.
That is a clearly incorrect presumption. But even if someone wholeheartedly disagrees and insists that it's a choice, they can still employ logic to realise the other sides position. To the other side it's a simple matter of birth. And you need look no further than ANY other consequence of birth to make the legal analogy. Should black people be banned from being married if the majority of voters say that they should be? Of course fucking not. It's a right. Furthermore, the very fact that it's "up for a vote" is proof that equality doesnt yet exist for them. It's a 1 to 1 replacement analogy, and it's fucking painfully simple. One side thinks it's a choice, and therefore you can regulate it like having to be this tall to ride the ride. The other side knows that they were born that way, and say fuck you idiot, you dont even understand the argument. |
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You're right though. Most stupid people are in denial and therefore find everyone else to be abnormal. :) |
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Tom, you're used to being called stupid but really? You want me to prove a negative to you? The burden of proof is on you because there hasn't been any studies that prove homosexuality is anything other than a choice. I made a mistake by typing to you now I feel dumber, my mistake. |
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There's nothing "wow" about it. Your sides' premise is faulty. You've never seen someone you knew was gay before they told you? hah.
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Educate yourself you moron. |
This whole thread is pointless. Who cares if the judge is gay? Calling him out on that is pushing it, even for me. He made what I think is an objective decision, because I doubt he would compromise his oath for his personal beliefs. We who don't agree with it will just look forward to the tough battle in the Supreme Court. The end.
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So reinstate the ban then. Fine by me.
Of course, if that ban is going to mean anything at all, everyone must prove they don't spread AIDS, they haven't undergone a sex change, and that they've never had a homosexual thought in their life. If they are discovered later to have had a homosexual thought, their marriage is instantly nullified and they should do time in prison. That's fair. We can start by arresting all the ass-pumpers that are also priests. |
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http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/...ound-gay-gene/ from your favorite news outlet... also, how do you explain homosexual behavior in animals? and i am not talking about dogs that mount each other to show domination, i am talking about stallions that will not mate and will only get aroused mounting other male horses.. you talk a lot of shit, but you never seem to be able to back that lip service up with any facts.. i will be off fucking your mother in the ass for the next few minutes, but i shall return to do battle with you if you wish... \ . |
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Federal marriage rights are only afforded between a man and a woman, ostensibly based on the preservation of procreation. Since homosexuals cannot procreate between two people of the SAME sex they should not be afforded the rights and protections of marriage. |
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No penalties, no law. Therefore, my suggestion makes perfect rational sense. If a man & woman are married and he later comes out of the closet, he must be punished. Gays can't marry. He is a criminal. |
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