Tennessee Seeks tonBar Same Sex Marriage

[Kittymom1026]

What does that have to do with a state wanting the power of regulating marriage on behalf of its children affected by the definition?

Again, when you ban divorce for people with children, then you can come back to me about how gay marriage effects kids.

Divorce is a lot more traumatic. I've known more kids fucked up by divorce than having gay parents.

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

The left loves divorce? Is trump on the left? He has been divorced twice. And speaking of fucked up marriages, he's cheated on every wife he's had, so who fucked up his marriages?

 

[JoeB131]

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Or we just realized that marriage shouldn't be a permanent mistake.

Let's be honest. A lot of marriages ARE mistakes. Mistakes should be corrected.

 

[skookerasbil]

Nobody cares about this story

 

[ABikerSailor]

States should be able to do what they want for these types of issues.

Legal weed or not
Legal whores or not
Legal abortion or not
Legal gay marriage or not

If the state you are living in doesn’t suit you, go to one that does.

You know, on this, we actually agree. One thing high on my to do list if I ever win the lottery is to buy a humble little house, somewhere in CO, within 3 miles of at least 2 420 shops.

 

[ColonelAngus]

States should be able to do what they want for these types of issues.

Legal weed or not
Legal whores or not
Legal abortion or not
Legal gay marriage or not

If the state you are living in doesn’t suit you, go to one that does.

You know, on this, we actually agree. One thing high on my to do list if I ever win the lottery is to buy a humble little house, somewhere in CO, within 3 miles of at least 2 420 shops.

I just moved back to Florida after 3 years in Colorado. The legal weed is very nice and the dispensaries are very well run. Colorado was very cool....just too cold for me.

 

[ABikerSailor]

States should be able to do what they want for these types of issues.

Legal weed or not
Legal whores or not
Legal abortion or not
Legal gay marriage or not

If the state you are living in doesn’t suit you, go to one that does.

You know, on this, we actually agree. One thing high on my to do list if I ever win the lottery is to buy a humble little house, somewhere in CO, within 3 miles of at least 2 420 shops.

I just moved back to Florida after 3 years in Colorado. The legal weed is very nice and the dispensaries are very well run. Colorado was very cool....just too cold for me.

I routinely visit relatives in CO. And yeah, the dispensaries are extremely well run. For anyone who is scared that kids will get their hands on marijuana because of the dispensaries, has obviously never been in one.

The thing I like the most about them is how knowledgeable the bud tenders are, and the variety of smoke you can find in just one store. It's kinda nice to know exactly what kind you are getting, as well as being able to know what the effects are in advance. Beats the hell out of smoking Mexican brick.

 

[ColonelAngus]

States should be able to do what they want for these types of issues.

Legal weed or not
Legal whores or not
Legal abortion or not
Legal gay marriage or not

If the state you are living in doesn’t suit you, go to one that does.

You know, on this, we actually agree. One thing high on my to do list if I ever win the lottery is to buy a humble little house, somewhere in CO, within 3 miles of at least 2 420 shops.

I just moved back to Florida after 3 years in Colorado. The legal weed is very nice and the dispensaries are very well run. Colorado was very cool....just too cold for me.

I routinely visit relatives in CO. And yeah, the dispensaries are extremely well run. For anyone who is scared that kids will get their hands on marijuana because of the dispensaries, has obviously never been in one.

The thing I like the most about them is how knowledgeable the bud tenders are, and the variety of smoke you can find in just one store. It's kinda nice to know exactly what kind you are getting, as well as being able to know what the effects are in advance. Beats the hell out of smoking Mexican brick.

100%! They verify your ID and you are registered and on camera. No way someone underage with a fake ID gets in.

Also, the staff is always cool and willing to discuss, as you said,

The standardization has to limit the overdoses.

I love a strain called Skunkberry, it’s a hybrid Sat/In....60/40 Sat. Phenomenal weed. I got a friggin ounce for $120 on a 4/20 sale. The wife and I used that same oz for like 3 months.

Also love the chocolates. They are super regulated. 10 mg doses, 10 doses per bar. 10 mg is the most you want as a first timer....maybe even half to see how it affects you.

Hitting 1 chocolate on the way to Red Rocks and 1 more just when you park is perfect for the show!

 

[ABikerSailor]

States should be able to do what they want for these types of issues.

Legal weed or not
Legal whores or not
Legal abortion or not
Legal gay marriage or not

If the state you are living in doesn’t suit you, go to one that does.

You know, on this, we actually agree. One thing high on my to do list if I ever win the lottery is to buy a humble little house, somewhere in CO, within 3 miles of at least 2 420 shops.

I just moved back to Florida after 3 years in Colorado. The legal weed is very nice and the dispensaries are very well run. Colorado was very cool....just too cold for me.

I routinely visit relatives in CO. And yeah, the dispensaries are extremely well run. For anyone who is scared that kids will get their hands on marijuana because of the dispensaries, has obviously never been in one.

The thing I like the most about them is how knowledgeable the bud tenders are, and the variety of smoke you can find in just one store. It's kinda nice to know exactly what kind you are getting, as well as being able to know what the effects are in advance. Beats the hell out of smoking Mexican brick.

100%! They verify your ID and you are registered and on camera. No way someone underage with a fake ID gets in.

Also, the staff is always cool and willing to discuss, as you said,

The standardization has to limit the overdoses.

I love a strain called Skunkberry, it’s a hybrid Sat/In....60/40 Sat. Phenomenal weed. I got a friggin ounce for $120 on a 4/20 sale. The wife and I used that same oz for like 3 months.

Also love the chocolates. They are super regulated. 10 mg doses, 10 doses per bar. 10 mg is the most you want as a first timer....maybe even half to see how it affects you.

Hitting 1 chocolate on the way to Red Rocks and 1 more just when you park is perfect for the show!

I like the standardization of the edibles as well.

I remember the first time my roomie and I tried edibles. We had gotten some chocolate bon bons (100 mcg per bon bon), and decided to see what would happen. Well, my roomie and I both knew that we had zero experience with edibles, so on the first time, I babysat for her. She at the whole thing in about 4 or 5 bites, said it was really good, and about an hour later, she said she was starting to feel it.

She was stoned for the next 36 hours.

We figured out after that to get candies and bars that were easier to break apart and dose with than bon bons. But, I gotta admit, eating the whole thing was a pretty fun day for myself as well.

And, ya gotta admit, warm showers while stoned on a really good Sativa is a wonderful thing.

 

[ColonelAngus]

States should be able to do what they want for these types of issues.

Legal weed or not
Legal whores or not
Legal abortion or not
Legal gay marriage or not

If the state you are living in doesn’t suit you, go to one that does.

You know, on this, we actually agree. One thing high on my to do list if I ever win the lottery is to buy a humble little house, somewhere in CO, within 3 miles of at least 2 420 shops.

I just moved back to Florida after 3 years in Colorado. The legal weed is very nice and the dispensaries are very well run. Colorado was very cool....just too cold for me.

I routinely visit relatives in CO. And yeah, the dispensaries are extremely well run. For anyone who is scared that kids will get their hands on marijuana because of the dispensaries, has obviously never been in one.

The thing I like the most about them is how knowledgeable the bud tenders are, and the variety of smoke you can find in just one store. It's kinda nice to know exactly what kind you are getting, as well as being able to know what the effects are in advance. Beats the hell out of smoking Mexican brick.

100%! They verify your ID and you are registered and on camera. No way someone underage with a fake ID gets in.

Also, the staff is always cool and willing to discuss, as you said,

The standardization has to limit the overdoses.

I love a strain called Skunkberry, it’s a hybrid Sat/In....60/40 Sat. Phenomenal weed. I got a friggin ounce for $120 on a 4/20 sale. The wife and I used that same oz for like 3 months.

Also love the chocolates. They are super regulated. 10 mg doses, 10 doses per bar. 10 mg is the most you want as a first timer....maybe even half to see how it affects you.

Hitting 1 chocolate on the way to Red Rocks and 1 more just when you park is perfect for the show!

I like the standardization of the edibles as well.

I remember the first time my roomie and I tried edibles. We had gotten some chocolate bon bons (100 mcg per bon bon), and decided to see what would happen. Well, my roomie and I both knew that we had zero experience with edibles, so on the first time, I babysat for her. She at the whole thing in about 4 or 5 bites, said it was really good, and about an hour later, she said she was starting to feel it.

She was stoned for the next 36 hours.

We figured out after that to get candies and bars that were easier to break apart and dose with than bon bons. But, I gotta admit, eating the whole thing was a pretty fun day for myself as well.

And, ya gotta admit, warm showers while stoned on a really good Sativa is a wonderful thing.

Showers are nice.....I prefer sex. Lol

10 MG is like having 3 beers and it only last like 4 hours. It’s a perfect sample size.

 

[Rustic]

The federal government involved in marriage in any sense makes no sense… There again federal government/career politicians/deep state are all about control.

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

The federal government involved in marriage in any sense makes no sense… There again federal government/career politicians/deep state are all about control.

So you believe that the Feds involvement in Loving v. Virginia was also wrong?

 

[Rustic]

The federal government involved in marriage in any sense makes no sense… There again federal government/career politicians/deep state are all about control.

So you believe that the Feds involvement in Loving v. Virginia was also wrong?

I believe any federal government involvement in personal lives as wrong...

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

The federal government involved in marriage in any sense makes no sense… There again federal government/career politicians/deep state are all about control.

So you believe that the Feds involvement in Loving v. Virginia was also wrong?

I believe any federal government involvement in personal lives as wrong...

So Va. and other states should have been allowed to continue to ban interracial marriage?


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[80zephyr]

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Or we just realized that marriage shouldn't be a permanent mistake.

Let's be honest. A lot of marriages ARE mistakes. Mistakes should be corrected.

Too easy to do. Make it harder. With almost every divorce, problems and costs are pushed onto society. Their "mistake" should cause them problems, not us.

Mark

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Or we just realized that marriage shouldn't be a permanent mistake.

Let's be honest. A lot of marriages ARE mistakes. Mistakes should be corrected.

Too easy to do. Make it harder. With almost every divorce, problems and costs are pushed onto society. Their "mistake" should cause them problems, not us.

Mark

Sure , force people to stay together. That will be real good for mental and physical health. Lets drive the to murder or suicide . Now that will push costs onto society .

People, especially young people make mistakes. Should they be made to pay for them for their whole life or be given a chance to start again.?

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

What does that have to do with a state wanting the power of regulating marriage on behalf of its children affected by the definition?

Again, when you ban divorce for people with children, then you can come back to me about how gay marriage effects kids.

Divorce is a lot more traumatic. I've known more kids fucked up by divorce than having gay parents.

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Trump loved it that divorce was easy. How exactly did divorce **** up marriage? I'll tell you what fucked up marriage. It was the expectation that young people would get married at an early age and have 2.5 kids, with a stay at home mom who would give up her career if she had one. In addition, the fact that gay people had little choice but to pretend to be straight and marry someone of the opposite sex no doubt contributed to the divorce rate. .

Now that we have evolved from those issues, the divorce rat is declining. US Divorce Statistics and Divorce Rates (2000 - 2017) - Divorce Magazine So you really don't know what the **** your talking abut.

And no, no one thinks that " any marital arrangement " is OK.

 

[Rustic]

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Or we just realized that marriage shouldn't be a permanent mistake.

Let's be honest. A lot of marriages ARE mistakes. Mistakes should be corrected.

Too easy to do. Make it harder. With almost every divorce, problems and costs are pushed onto society. Their "mistake" should cause them problems, not us.

Mark

Sure , force people to stay together. That will be real good for mental and physical health. Lets drive the to murder or suicide . Now that will push costs onto society .

People, especially young people make mistakes. Should they be made to pay for them for their whole life or be given a chance to start again.?

#SocialismIsSuicide’sFriend

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Or we just realized that marriage shouldn't be a permanent mistake.

Let's be honest. A lot of marriages ARE mistakes. Mistakes should be corrected.

Too easy to do. Make it harder. With almost every divorce, problems and costs are pushed onto society. Their "mistake" should cause them problems, not us.

Mark

Sure , force people to stay together. That will be real good for mental and physical health. Lets drive the to murder or suicide . Now that will push costs onto society .

People, especially young people make mistakes. Should they be made to pay for them for their whole life or be given a chance to start again.?

#SocialismIsSuicide’sFriend

 

[Rustic]

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Or we just realized that marriage shouldn't be a permanent mistake.

Let's be honest. A lot of marriages ARE mistakes. Mistakes should be corrected.

Too easy to do. Make it harder. With almost every divorce, problems and costs are pushed onto society. Their "mistake" should cause them problems, not us.

Mark

Sure , force people to stay together. That will be real good for mental and physical health. Lets drive the to murder or suicide . Now that will push costs onto society .

People, especially young people make mistakes. Should they be made to pay for them for their whole life or be given a chance to start again.?

#SocialismIsSuicide’sFriend

 

[80zephyr]

Yep. The left loved it that divorce is now easy. It fucked up marriage. And then, after they sufficiently fucked it up, they can now claim that since it is so fucked up, that allowing any other arrangement won't hurt it.

Insidious.

Mark

Or we just realized that marriage shouldn't be a permanent mistake.

Let's be honest. A lot of marriages ARE mistakes. Mistakes should be corrected.

Too easy to do. Make it harder. With almost every divorce, problems and costs are pushed onto society. Their "mistake" should cause them problems, not us.

Mark

Sure , force people to stay together. That will be real good for mental and physical health. Lets drive the to murder or suicide . Now that will push costs onto society .

People, especially young people make mistakes. Should they be made to pay for them for their whole life or be given a chance to start again.?

It was much harder to divorce in the 1950's. Did they commit murder and suicide? Being old, I know quite a few divorced couples. Most simply "fell out of love", and society is left to pick up the pieces. Divorce should be accessible, it should simply be much harder to do.

Make something easy, and more people will partake.

Mark