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Tell me when blacks got the same rights under the law
tell me when peanut butter, and pencil sharpeners were invented
MM's statement false apart- the possession of equal rights has nothing at all to do with the ability to uinvent
What statement are you referring to?
And can you prove that happens only to gay couples? If two hetero people of the same sex showed up under the exact same circumstances can you prove they would be treated any differently?Non-females couldn't vote if they weren't men, either. Nor could non-blacks vote if there skin was too dark. These laws applied equally to everybody
And those laws no longer exist, do they?
Now tell me, can you identify somebody as homosexual just by looking at them? Can you or anybody else deny them a right just by looking at them?
One example that I can think of is a gay couple ("friends, partners, roommates") go to the emergency room at 3 AM for any illness. They are not legally related. They can't get married, because....2 men. So therefore, if a nurse or physician (and yes it does happen) is strongly anti-gay--they can have the person's significant other removed from the room, because most states...if not all....have no laws that protect the person's significant other. These 2 might have been together for 30 years, and it still doesn't matter.
There is something SERIOUSLY wrong with this.
Maybe we need a list of all of the things that homos did not invent.Tell me when blacks got the same rights under the law
tell me when peanut butter, and pencil sharpeners were invented
You almost get it, keep thinking, you might get there.Non-females couldn't vote if they weren't men, either. Nor could non-blacks vote if there skin was too dark. These laws applied equally to everybody
And those laws no longer exist, do they?
Now tell me, can you identify somebody as homosexual just by looking at them? Can you or anybody else deny them a right just by looking at them?
What does how someone looks have to do with whether they get equal rights or not?
And can you prove that happens only to gay couples? If two hetero people of the same sex showed up under the exact same circumstances can you prove they would be treated any differently?And those laws no longer exist, do they?
Now tell me, can you identify somebody as homosexual just by looking at them? Can you or anybody else deny them a right just by looking at them?
One example that I can think of is a gay couple ("friends, partners, roommates") go to the emergency room at 3 AM for any illness. They are not legally related. They can't get married, because....2 men. So therefore, if a nurse or physician (and yes it does happen) is strongly anti-gay--they can have the person's significant other removed from the room, because most states...if not all....have no laws that protect the person's significant other. These 2 might have been together for 30 years, and it still doesn't matter.
There is something SERIOUSLY wrong with this.
Please. Not another "oh the poor homos" tear jerker storyOne example that I can think of is a gay couple ("friends, partners, roommates") go to the emergency room at 3 AM for any illness. They are not legally related. They can't get married, because....2 men. So therefore, if a nurse or physician (and yes it does happen) is strongly anti-gay--they can have the person's significant other removed from the room, because most states...if not all....have no laws that protect the person's significant other. These 2 might have been together for 30 years, and it still doesn't matter.
In some casesNow tell me, can you identify somebody as homosexual just by looking at them?
Can you or anybody else deny them a right just by looking at them?
Can you deny a Christian a right by looking at them?
And can you prove that happens only to gay couples? If two hetero people of the same sex showed up under the exact same circumstances can you prove they would be treated any differently?One example that I can think of is a gay couple ("friends, partners, roommates") go to the emergency room at 3 AM for any illness. They are not legally related. They can't get married, because....2 men. So therefore, if a nurse or physician (and yes it does happen) is strongly anti-gay--they can have the person's significant other removed from the room, because most states...if not all....have no laws that protect the person's significant other. These 2 might have been together for 30 years, and it still doesn't matter.
There is something SERIOUSLY wrong with this.
The straight couple has the legal right to sign a single sheet of paper and solve it with a simple contract
Gays are denied that right
Weak moral character...
And yet there's the 1st amendment and numerous christians always crying about their right to religion
Do you see how silly your question was, yet?
And can you prove that happens only to gay couples? If two hetero people of the same sex showed up under the exact same circumstances can you prove they would be treated any differently?And those laws no longer exist, do they?
Now tell me, can you identify somebody as homosexual just by looking at them? Can you or anybody else deny them a right just by looking at them?
One example that I can think of is a gay couple ("friends, partners, roommates") go to the emergency room at 3 AM for any illness. They are not legally related. They can't get married, because....2 men. So therefore, if a nurse or physician (and yes it does happen) is strongly anti-gay--they can have the person's significant other removed from the room, because most states...if not all....have no laws that protect the person's significant other. These 2 might have been together for 30 years, and it still doesn't matter.
There is something SERIOUSLY wrong with this.
The straight couple has the legal right to sign a single sheet of paper and solve it with a simple contract
Gays are denied that right
You say that, but you haven't proved it.
I asked about a couple of people that were of the same sex, but not homosexual being in the same circumstance, now tell me, how would a hospital know the sexual orientation? Give me facts on that, not your biased opinion.
And can you prove that happens only to gay couples? If two hetero people of the same sex showed up under the exact same circumstances can you prove they would be treated any differently?One example that I can think of is a gay couple ("friends, partners, roommates") go to the emergency room at 3 AM for any illness. They are not legally related. They can't get married, because....2 men. So therefore, if a nurse or physician (and yes it does happen) is strongly anti-gay--they can have the person's significant other removed from the room, because most states...if not all....have no laws that protect the person's significant other. These 2 might have been together for 30 years, and it still doesn't matter.
There is something SERIOUSLY wrong with this.
I will admit that yes, it does happen to both types of relationships. But, heterosexual couples have the option or marriage, which would protect their right to be present. Homosexual couples do not have that right.
The straight couple has the legal right to sign a single sheet of paper and solve it with a simple contract
Gays are denied that right
You say that, but you haven't proved it.
Really? i haven't proved that gays are denied marriage?
Is that not the point of this entire discussion?
I asked about a couple of people that were of the same sex, but not homosexual being in the same circumstance, now tell me, how would a hospital know the sexual orientation? Give me facts on that, not your biased opinion.
It's not an opinion, moron. It's a fact that straights can enter into a legally binding contract that homosexuals cannot.
Please. Not another "oh the poor homos" tear jerker storyOne example that I can think of is a gay couple ("friends, partners, roommates") go to the emergency room at 3 AM for any illness. They are not legally related. They can't get married, because....2 men. So therefore, if a nurse or physician (and yes it does happen) is strongly anti-gay--they can have the person's significant other removed from the room, because most states...if not all....have no laws that protect the person's significant other. These 2 might have been together for 30 years, and it still doesn't matter.
Yea, it makes me real sad to hear about the plight of these perverts.
Blacks could marry, they just couldn't marry someone a different colorHomosexuals have the right to marry, they just can't marry somebody of the same sex.
Heterosexuals have the right to marry, they just can't marry somebody of the same sex.
Seems to me the rights are the same and not based upon sexual orientation.
Frank says D.C. gay rights march misses mark - Yahoo! News
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Many gay rights advocates have criticized President Barack Obama for not moving faster to keep his campaign promises to extend gay rights, and Congress has also drawn flak for not doing more.
I just re-read The Bill of Rights, I'm curious, which rights outlined in that document do not apply to gays?
And can you prove that happens only to gay couples? If two hetero people of the same sex showed up under the exact same circumstances can you prove they would be treated any differently?
I will admit that yes, it does happen to both types of relationships. But, heterosexual couples have the option or marriage, which would protect their right to be present. Homosexual couples do not have that right.
Homosexuals have the right to marry, they just can't marry somebody of the same sex.
Heterosexuals have the right to marry, they just can't marry somebody of the same sex.
Seems to me the rights are the same and not based upon sexual orientation.