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This isn't a thread on feminazis. I know you hate us, but keep your arguments on topic plz.
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by PhantomLimb
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Whipfather
Why do we have to change from a romantic ideal to an animalistic partnership just because some people view sex as merely a way to get off? That is so secular sounding, so sterile. Instead of the romantic ideal, everyone just do it like animals, oh yah some people do.edit on 18-2-2012 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)
Human beings are animals.
Did you not pay attention in biology class?
Actually - I think animals are a lot smarter in "hooking up".
The males have to prove their worth first.
edit on 18-2-2012 by Annee because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by theBigToe
Actually I don't believe in our governments or laws, its beyond not believe I renounce and denounce all evil and corruption.
However, why do you think its fixed and remains like a rock over your head?
Of course they need to address this and make those changes, since gays are finally allowed to marry, they will need their own terms, and WHY NOT, have the real people choose instead of their servants?
That one makes sense!
What wouldn't make sense is if they had the right to force an across aboard change on us, the majority, when we don't want that change.
Would much rather have two sets of guidelines than that one.
Originally posted by CosmicEgg
Unions between two beings should not be regulated in any way, not by church, state, nor family. If two *whatevers* want to get together for whatever reason they choose, they should be able to do so without consulting anyone else.
Originally posted by deepankarm
This isn't a thread on feminazis. I know you hate us, but keep your arguments on topic plz.
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by PhantomLimb
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Whipfather
Why do we have to change from a romantic ideal to an animalistic partnership just because some people view sex as merely a way to get off? That is so secular sounding, so sterile. Instead of the romantic ideal, everyone just do it like animals, oh yah some people do.edit on 18-2-2012 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)
Human beings are animals.
Did you not pay attention in biology class?
Actually - I think animals are a lot smarter in "hooking up".
The males have to prove their worth first.
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Typical troll.
Originally posted by niceguybob
From a legal standpoint, a gay partner is not allowed to visit their "spouse" or loved one in a hospital as they are not a legal family member if it's a critical injury. Seems rather barbaric to me. Your losing a loved one, and you can't even be there to say goodbye, by law.
That's ONE reason gays want gay marriage sanctioned. To have legal rights as a couple.
I'm Hetero so it's not a problem for me. For Gays it IS a problem. The argument that by changing the law it will lead to polygamists wanting to be sanctioned as a legal status is laughable.
I tryed to tell my wife that polygamy is a good idea and we should try it,and I'm going to go find a couple of additional wives to test drive.
THAT went well. NOT! Hehe
Tough spot for gays and the law.
What part of STAY ON TOPIC you don't understand???
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by deepankarm
This isn't a thread on feminazis. I know you hate us, but keep your arguments on topic plz.
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by PhantomLimb
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Whipfather
Why do we have to change from a romantic ideal to an animalistic partnership just because some people view sex as merely a way to get off? That is so secular sounding, so sterile. Instead of the romantic ideal, everyone just do it like animals, oh yah some people do.edit on 18-2-2012 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)
Human beings are animals.
Did you not pay attention in biology class?
Actually - I think animals are a lot smarter in "hooking up".
The males have to prove their worth first.
[
Yeah - - that's why I've been married for 22 years.
Men who think of women as Feminazis - - - are weak sniveling whiners. Someone a strong independent woman would cast aside.
Enough with the intended derogatory insult. It really only reflects on you.
Originally posted by sheepslayer247
If "marriage" was not regulated by the government then this would not even be an issue.
Who cares what people do and what people call it as long as it does not step on the rights of others? This entire issue is getting old and we should keep our noses out of other people's lives...and the government should keep out of it too!
Originally posted by deepankarm
lol..
Originally posted by Lovebringer
Pretty much all I see is some QQ about not being a special snowflake anymore. Who CARES what they want to call it? Why does it matter to you? it's not really affecting anything in your life. If they want to call each other different names so what? I mean really with all the other actually important issues going on in the world, THIS is what matters. Marriage is not exclusively owned by any party. It was here before religion, and it will probably be here afterwards.
Marriage is a religious institution but i guess due to the fact that your history books mention only one religion i.e. christianity, you make such ridiculous statements.
Originally posted by fnpmitchreturns
Originally posted by sheepslayer247
If "marriage" was not regulated by the government then this would not even be an issue.
Who cares what people do and what people call it as long as it does not step on the rights of others? This entire issue is getting old and we should keep our noses out of other people's lives...and the government should keep out of it too!
The government should not have any thing to do with a religious cermony like marriage ...
He said gay rights activists wanted ‘to impose their agenda on every married couple by force of law’.
Originally posted by deepankarm
lol..
Originally posted by Lovebringer
Pretty much all I see is some QQ about not being a special snowflake anymore. Who CARES what they want to call it? Why does it matter to you? it's not really affecting anything in your life. If they want to call each other different names so what? I mean really with all the other actually important issues going on in the world, THIS is what matters. Marriage is not exclusively owned by any party. It was here before religion, and it will probably be here afterwards.
Marriage is a religious institution but i guess due to the fact that your history books mention only one religion i.e. christianity, you make such ridiculous statements.
Originally posted by CosmicEgg
reply to post by Annee
If you think you should marry someone that you cannot trust, maybe you should think again - either about they really are or who you really are.
Unions are about joining forces to create a home. Possessions are just things. You can fight all day long about anything you want to if that's your game. Unions are about beings joining their lives together in a home. That's all it is. Make it more than that if you like, but anything more is just pollution.
Gay rights activists are campaigning to have the words ‘husband’ and ‘wife’ erased from the statute book as part of a bill to legalise same-sex marriage.
Pressure group Stonewall yesterday released a draft bill, intended as a ‘model’ for the Marriage Bill due later this year, calling for spouses to be known as ‘parties to a marriage’ to avoid confusion for homosexual couples.
Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...
Its chief Ben Summerskill said: ‘It is a model for legislation and in some clauses you have to replace the words husband and wife because you cannot have two husbands or two wives.’
hus·band (hzbnd)
n.
1. A man joined to a another person in marriage; a male spouse.
2. Chiefly British A manager or steward, as of a household.
3. Archaic A prudent, thrifty manager.
tr.v. hus·band·ed, hus·band·ing, hus·bands
1. To use sparingly or economically; conserve: husband one's energy.
2. Archaic To find a husband for.
wife (wf)
n. pl. wives (wvz)
A woman joined to another person in marriage; a female spouse.
Stonewall, a group which has been influential in Whitehall thinking since the late 1990s, said the necessary legal changes could be made in a Bill of five clauses
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He said gay rights activists wanted ‘to impose their agenda on every married couple by force of law’.
Author Patricia Morgan, who coined the phrase marriage lite for cohabitee relationships, added: ‘Its purpose is to take traditional notions of marriage – a complementary relationship between a man and a woman, a regenerative relationship – and do away with them.
Although Stonewall is a lobbying organisation rather than membership organisation, it has diversified into policy development for the rights of lesbian, gay and bisexual people after Labour came to power in 1997. It remains a lobbying organisation rather than a membership organisation. Chief Executive Ben Summerskill has commented that Stonewall "has never pretended to be a democratic member organisation. We have never said we speak for all lesbian, gay and bisexual people."
Ben Jeffrey Peter Summerskill OBE (born 6 October 1961, Kent)[2] is a British businessman and journalist, who is the Chief Executive of the UK-based Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual equality organisation Stonewall, now the largest gay equality body in Europe.
Educated at Cobden Road Infants School, Amherst County Primary School, Sevenoaks School, where he held a scholarship, and Merton College, Oxford, where he was an Exhibitioner (holder of a junior scholarship) but which he left after two years without taking a degree. Summerskill evidently disliked Oxford. He later wrote in The Guardian: "I still recall being struck dumb on being shown, as an undergraduate, a note from an Oxford tutor to a successful candidate's father: 'Many thanks for lunch, and the trip in the Rolls.' "
Originally posted by sheepslayer247
That's why I say the government should be out of it except to say that all couples have the right to receive equal treatment and benefit.