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After three generations of socialist indoctrination, it's no surprise that folks have no clue about what a contract for marriage is about.
Here's a hint - - -
There's no "right to marriage" if you need government permission (license).
And the only marriage that needs no license is "common law marriage".
What changed the "right to marry" into a "privilege to marry?"
When you can answer that, you will know why a homosexual marriage is like training wheels for a fish.
Is this an anti-divorce rally? From everything I have read, that is the biggest threat to marriage, not 2 people of the same gender who love each other and want to make a life-long commitment to each other.
LOL. Folks running around marching and screaming about gay this and that all over and now a march is organized they don't like so scream about it. Looks like we got some heterophobes in this thread.
After three generations of socialist indoctrination, it's no surprise that folks have no clue about what a contract for marriage is about.
Here's a hint - - -
There's no "right to marriage" if you need government permission (license).
And the only marriage that needs no license is "common law marriage".
What changed the "right to marry" into a "privilege to marry?"
When you can answer that, you will know why a homosexual marriage is like training wheels for a fish.
For the record, citizens aren't denied marriage licenses in this country after they become of legal age. So I don't understand your "privelege to marry" argument. If people are being denied a certain "right" or "privilege" as you put it, does that not mean people are being denied a "privilege" that other Americans can enjoy?
LOL. Folks running around marching and screaming about gay this and that all over and now a march is organized they don't like so scream about it. Looks like we got some heterophobes in this thread.
They already have the right to marry. Whaddya need a march for? To deny other individuals the same opportunity??
Ask them. Why are you all of a sudden against expression your freedom of speech mr. occupy?? I guess you only want to express what you decide is worthy??
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Have fun with that. A bunch of bigots getting together to agree with each other. Will there be fun signs that your children can look back at in 10 or 20 years and say "wtf?" You know, like those "Race Mixing is Communism" signs from the last time the bigots turned out in force to show the world their hatred and ignorance.
After three generations of socialist indoctrination, it's no surprise that folks have no clue about what a contract for marriage is about.
Here's a hint - - -
There's no "right to marriage" if you need government permission (license).
And the only marriage that needs no license is "common law marriage".
What changed the "right to marry" into a "privilege to marry?"
When you can answer that, you will know why a homosexual marriage is like training wheels for a fish.
The state recognizes a hetrosexual couple living as man and wife...do they not? In fact, after 7 years it is as valid as any other marriage.
there is a difference in a 'wedding' and a marriage.
LOL. Folks running around marching and screaming about gay this and that all over and now a march is organized they don't like so scream about it. Looks like we got some heterophobes in this thread.
LOL! I have been married to a man for 19 years, he'll get a good laugh when he hears I'm a "heterophobe"!
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