Silhouette
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No, not just like an oil company.
The childen are not little oil derricks.
No, the children are the pristine environment to be wrecked by the "parties to the land in question" bleeding their lifestyle over into the estuaries and fresh water of the People.
Not at all, that's your venue. I'm being illustrative for those having trouble grasping how other people can be implied parties to a contract or a holding.At least your not being melodramatic or anything.
I'll leave the "gay teen suicides" up to you guys.. And when you get around to it, try to talk about the multiple reasons why gay teens are killing themselves, not just your "they're being bullied!" expedient favorite, OK? And if you don't want to go there just now because you're saving that ace of spades up for an acute political situation, maybe you can talk about how kids raised in gay home have a higher propensity for suicide from a feeling of not mattering in a functional adult world if their own gender wasn't in the home...
...wait...then suddenly young people killing themselves won't get as much air time, right? That oil fouling the fresh waters of the states won't see the media limelight for even a second...
...oh, wait, there I go being "melodramatic again". That's reserved only for you folks, I forgot....who own the media and who own the rights to all the reasons young people are killing themselves...
No, you're making up pseudo-legal gibberish. There is no 'implied contract' with children in marriage. As children aren't capable of entering into contracts. Nor does marriage require children or the ability to have them to be valid.
Children are part of contracts though, aren't they? Child actors? They need guardians with them, but none were present at the Hearing last Spring. The contract they share and suffer or enjoy the greatest effects thereof was revised in their absence. Worse still, they tried to squeak their voices through crack when adult children raised in gay homes wrote amicus briefs saying "we've done this and it isn't a good idea for us". They were completely ignored in the Opinion. So, it was done illegally according to contract law. We'll let lawyers and case law parse out if it's legal to leave parties to a contract out of its revision. Sound good to you?