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Not when it comes to this. Scalia makes a damn fine point. You can see he has God in his heart.I thought going outside of American law was frowned on by you freaks to the far right.
No, he did not. You don't have God in your heart, so you can't see His workings.Not when it comes to this. Scalia makes a damn fine point. You can see he has God in his heart.I thought going outside of American law was frowned on by you freaks to the far right.
The whole Greco-Roman world was full of homosexuals for a thousand years.Spartans for some sick reason scewed each other! A bunch of faggots.
No, he did not. You don't have God in your heart, so you can't see His workings.Not when it comes to this. Scalia makes a damn fine point. You can see he has God in his heart.I thought going outside of American law was frowned on by you freaks to the far right.
Both empires declined because that's what happens to all empires. But in the history of man, few empires rival that of Greko-Rome for longevity. They didn't allow gay marriage but they allowed pederasty, the prostitution of young boys. Justice Scalia could have done better if he wanted to cite an example of a morally splendid society.I thought that homo-sexual marriage was going to destroy the US?
But...now you're saying that neither Greece nor Rome allowed homo-sexual marriage...and I note that both empires have disappeared.
Why would you want to repeat their mistake?
Greeks and Romans were logical thinkers. They understood the fundamental purpose of things.The justice [Scalia] noted the Greeks and Romans had no moral disapproval of homosexual relations, yet neither culture ever considered approving same-sex marriage. The implication was that those cultures must have found it would cause some sort of harm to society.
GO SCALIA!
Scalia Why no ancient Greek gay marriages
That women were chattel to be forced into marriage for baby making.Greeks and Romans were logical thinkers. They understood the fundamental purpose of things.The justice [Scalia] noted the Greeks and Romans had no moral disapproval of homosexual relations, yet neither culture ever considered approving same-sex marriage. The implication was that those cultures must have found it would cause some sort of harm to society.
GO SCALIA!
Scalia Why no ancient Greek gay marriages
I disagree. He didn't want to cite a morally splendid society.Both empires declined because that's what happens to all empires. But in the history of man, few empires rival that of Greko-Rome for longevity. They didn't allow gay marriage but they allowed pederasty, the prostitution of young boys. Justice Scalia could have done better if he wanted to cite an example of a morally splendid society.I thought that homo-sexual marriage was going to destroy the US?
But...now you're saying that neither Greece nor Rome allowed homo-sexual marriage...and I note that both empires have disappeared.
Why would you want to repeat their mistake?
Greeks and Romans were logical thinkers. They understood the fundamental purpose of things.The justice [Scalia] noted the Greeks and Romans had no moral disapproval of homosexual relations, yet neither culture ever considered approving same-sex marriage. The implication was that those cultures must have found it would cause some sort of harm to society.
GO SCALIA!
Scalia Why no ancient Greek gay marriages
All the ancient societies did..oh my......Spartans for some sick reason scewed each other! A bunch of faggots.
We're not talking about licentious societies, we're talking about societies that allowed their children to be exploited sexually. Gay marriage is benign by comparison. So the "at least they didn't allow gay marriage" argument is just absurd when boys were being buggered by perverts instead.I disagree. He didn't want to cite a morally splendid society.Both empires declined because that's what happens to all empires. But in the history of man, few empires rival that of Greko-Rome for longevity. They didn't allow gay marriage but they allowed pederasty, the prostitution of young boys. Justice Scalia could have done better if he wanted to cite an example of a morally splendid society.I thought that homo-sexual marriage was going to destroy the US?
But...now you're saying that neither Greece nor Rome allowed homo-sexual marriage...and I note that both empires have disappeared.
Why would you want to repeat their mistake?
Even in licentious societies, same-sex marriages were never a consideration.
Yes, like orgies.....Greeks and Romans were logical thinkers. They understood the fundamental purpose of things.The justice [Scalia] noted the Greeks and Romans had no moral disapproval of homosexual relations, yet neither culture ever considered approving same-sex marriage. The implication was that those cultures must have found it would cause some sort of harm to society.
GO SCALIA!
Scalia Why no ancient Greek gay marriages
