I just like conservative women that are "liberal to the core".
That's disgusting.
But it still made your panties wet.
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I just like conservative women that are "liberal to the core".
That's disgusting.
The government (States) should not recognize marriage of any kind. "Marriage" should remain a religious entity.
On the other hand, States should recognize "civil unions" which would be a legal contract between two individuals (humans age 18 and above) which would afford them all the rights and privileges that are currently seen in marriage.
The "civil union" would in no way be synonymus with love or sex, but would in essense be a business contract. The government is not in a position to authorize licenses of love and sex, but they are in the position to issue licenses to conduct business. Therefore, the union could be between man and woman, two men, two women, or even relatives if it suited the two individuals from a insurance/tax/property ownership point of view.
I just like conservative women that are "liberal to the core".
That's disgusting.
But it still made your panties wet.
The government (States) should not recognize marriage of any kind. "Marriage" should remain a religious entity.
On the other hand, States should recognize "civil unions" which would be a legal contract between two individuals (humans age 18 and above) which would afford them all the rights and privileges that are currently seen in marriage.
The "civil union" would in no way be synonymus with love or sex, but would in essense be a business contract. The government is not in a position to authorize licenses of love and sex, but they are in the position to issue licenses to conduct business. Therefore, the union could be between man and woman, two men, two women, or even relatives if it suited the two individuals from a insurance/tax/property ownership point of view.
I agree with you completely. As is if you do all of the proper paperwork homosexual or straight, you can basically recieve all of the same benefits. Keep a copy of the paper work with you when you travel in case, heaven forbid, there was an accident and someone ended up hospitalized, it is the responsible move anyways.
The title of marriage though is a covenant between you and God. States gave the legal title marriage because, lets be honest, this country was founded on religion.
So, in other words, a man should have the right to marry a farm animal?Wrong......the state shouldnt grant rights. No one should "grant" rights...whether its an entity or person. When are you people going to realize the flaw in that??
We are born with "Unalienable Rights"
So, in other words, a man should have the right to marry a farm animal?Wrong......the state shouldnt grant rights. No one should "grant" rights...whether its an entity or person. When are you people going to realize the flaw in that??
We are born with "Unalienable Rights"
Are two men marrying each other violating your rights??So, in other words, a man should have the right to marry a farm animal?Wrong......the state shouldnt grant rights. No one should "grant" rights...whether its an entity or person. When are you people going to realize the flaw in that??
We are born with "Unalienable Rights"
Are two women marrying each other violating your rights??
Are two men marrying each other violating your rights??So, in other words, a man should have the right to marry a farm animal?
Are two women marrying each other violating your rights??
Yes
I have stated my opinion on this subject already in another thread, but I will repeat myself.
Why should my sister and her partner of 19 years not be allowed equal access to social security just as any other married couple? Why?
Both the federal government and the state provide special privileges to married couples, one man one woman, based on a religious tradition, marriage. Homosexual partners who commit their lives to each other are not provided the same benefits because they are not a part of that religious tradition and thus not sanctified by the state.
THAT is discrimination and anyone who cares about equal rights and separation of church and state should care about protecting the social security of ALL individual citizens, not just the ones who follow the long standing religious traditions.
Why not give both "Civil Union" and "Marriage" equal rights and be done with it.
I have stated my opinion on this subject already in another thread, but I will repeat myself.
Why should my sister and her partner of 19 years not be allowed equal access to social security just as any other married couple? Why?
Both the federal government and the state provide special privileges to married couples, one man one woman, based on a religious tradition, marriage. Homosexual partners who commit their lives to each other are not provided the same benefits because they are not a part of that religious tradition and thus not sanctified by the state.
THAT is discrimination and anyone who cares about equal rights and separation of church and state should care about protecting the social security of ALL individual citizens, not just the ones who follow the long standing religious traditions.
Why not give both "Civil Union" and "Marriage" equal rights and be done with it.
I have stated my opinion on this subject already in another thread, but I will repeat myself.
Why should my sister and her partner of 19 years not be allowed equal access to social security just as any other married couple? Why?
Both the federal government and the state provide special privileges to married couples, one man one woman, based on a religious tradition, marriage. Homosexual partners who commit their lives to each other are not provided the same benefits because they are not a part of that religious tradition and thus not sanctified by the state.
THAT is discrimination and anyone who cares about equal rights and separation of church and state should care about protecting the social security of ALL individual citizens, not just the ones who follow the long standing religious traditions.
Why not give both "Civil Union" and "Marriage" equal rights and be done with it.
Sorry to hear about your sister Valerie.
My condolences to you.
I have stated my opinion on this subject already in another thread, but I will repeat myself.
Why should my sister and her partner of 19 years not be allowed equal access to social security just as any other married couple? Why?
Both the federal government and the state provide special privileges to married couples, one man one woman, based on a religious tradition, marriage. Homosexual partners who commit their lives to each other are not provided the same benefits because they are not a part of that religious tradition and thus not sanctified by the state.
THAT is discrimination and anyone who cares about equal rights and separation of church and state should care about protecting the social security of ALL individual citizens, not just the ones who follow the long standing religious traditions.
Why not give both "Civil Union" and "Marriage" equal rights and be done with it.
Sorry to hear about your sister Valerie.
My condolences to you.
My condolences to your wife, Sunni mouse.
I have stated my opinion on this subject already in another thread, but I will repeat myself.
Why should my sister and her partner of 19 years not be allowed equal access to social security just as any other married couple? Why?
Both the federal government and the state provide special privileges to married couples, one man one woman, based on a religious tradition, marriage. Homosexual partners who commit their lives to each other are not provided the same benefits because they are not a part of that religious tradition and thus not sanctified by the state.
THAT is discrimination and anyone who cares about equal rights and separation of church and state should care about protecting the social security of ALL individual citizens, not just the ones who follow the long standing religious traditions.
Why not give both "Civil Union" and "Marriage" equal rights and be done with it.
I have stated my opinion on this subject already in another thread, but I will repeat myself.
Why should my sister and her partner of 19 years not be allowed equal access to social security just as any other married couple? Why?
Both the federal government and the state provide special privileges to married couples, one man one woman, based on a religious tradition, marriage. Homosexual partners who commit their lives to each other are not provided the same benefits because they are not a part of that religious tradition and thus not sanctified by the state.
THAT is discrimination and anyone who cares about equal rights and separation of church and state should care about protecting the social security of ALL individual citizens, not just the ones who follow the long standing religious traditions.
Why not give both "Civil Union" and "Marriage" equal rights and be done with it.
Sorry to hear about your sister Valerie.
My condolences to you.
My condolences to your wife, Sunni mouse.
Sorry to hear about your sister Valerie.
My condolences to you.
My condolences to your wife, Sunni mouse.
If she was off all of her psych meds AND passed out drunk at the time, would she be considered able to consent to marriage.
When asked "Do you take this man to be your husband?", violently vomiting into a bucket cannot be translated into "I do" in any language I am aware of.