JakeStarkey
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OKTexas engages in false equivalencies.
The issue is about human equality not restrooms.
The issue is about human equality not restrooms.
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OKTexas engages in false equivalencies.
The issue is about human equality not restrooms.
Right, equality, women that want to be treated like men and men that want to be treated like women, according to you, treating them as the people they are is mistreating them. Sorry, that's bullshit.
What? That doesn't make any sense. You think gay people want to be "treated" like the opposite gender than what they are? What does it mean to you to treat a woman like a man or a man like a woman? See, under the law there should be no difference in the way I'm "treated" regardless of gender.
So I should be able to use the womens facilities without repercussions? There are many social restrictions on gender are they all discriminatory?
What? That doesn't make any sense. You think gay people want to be "treated" like the opposite gender than what they are? What does it mean to you to treat a woman like a man or a man like a woman? See, under the law there should be no difference in the way I'm "treated" regardless of gender.
So I should be able to use the womens facilities without repercussions? There are many social restrictions on gender are they all discriminatory?
Probably...wait until the court challenges. Irrelevant.
Within reason. We ended the practice of 65-yo's marrying 14-yo's, but the Ninth Amendment guarantees everyone the right to marry who they want.Two questions:
1. Where in the Constitution does it guarantee that each and every breathing person may legally marry anyone of their choosing?
Ninth Amendment | Constitution | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute
The Constitution says that the Federal government and the Church may not decide who can and cannot marry because the Federal government is forbidden by the US Constitution from discriminating against Americans over non-criminal reasons and the Church is forbidden from having outdated dogma instituted as American law. Polygamy is not a sexual behavior. Having multiple sexual partners is a sexual behavior, but marrying multiple partners brings increased legalities into the equation that are unnecessary for the success of the institution of marriage. Polygamy is a strictly religious establishment and therefore cannot be made into law according to the First Amendment.and
2. Where in the Constitution or more recently in its interpretation in Windsor is it said that feds get to decide who may marry, outside of Loving v Virginia...which was about race and NOT sexual behaviors?
Yes, they discriminate based upon the general appearance of genitals, and most are okay with that. From a genetic standpoint, we already have men (XY) in the women's bathrooms, only they look like women. The same is true in the bathroom where they, mostly, pee standing up. Biology, it's not what you were taught.Bullshit is not understanding what Equal Before the Law means. In this case two consenting adults versus two other consenting adults.Right, equality, women that want to be treated like men and men that want to be treated like women, according to you, treating them as the people they are is mistreating them. Sorry, that's bullshit.
Actually men are being treated equal and women are being treated equal, are you saying single sex bathrooms and locker rooms are discrimination?
Within reason. We ended the practice of 65-yo's marrying 14-yo's, but the Ninth Amendment guarantees everyone the right to marry who they want.Two questions:
1. Where in the Constitution does it guarantee that each and every breathing person may legally marry anyone of their choosing?
Ninth Amendment | Constitution | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute
The Constitution says that the Federal government and the Church may not decide who can and cannot marry because the Federal government is forbidden by the US Constitution from discriminating against Americans over non-criminal reasons and the Church is forbidden from having outdated dogma instituted as American law. Polygamy is not a sexual behavior. Having multiple sexual partners is a sexual behavior, but marrying multiple partners brings increased legalities into the equation that are unnecessary for the success of the institution of marriage. Polygamy is a strictly religious establishment and therefore cannot be made into law according to the First Amendment.and
2. Where in the Constitution or more recently in its interpretation in Windsor is it said that feds get to decide who may marry, outside of Loving v Virginia...which was about race and NOT sexual behaviors?
And technically the free exercise clause protects polygamist religious beliefs. What is the compelling governmental interest in preventing it that couldn't apply to gay marriage?
Right, equality, women that want to be treated like men and men that want to be treated like women, according to you, treating them as the people they are is mistreating them. Sorry, that's bullshit.
What? That doesn't make any sense. You think gay people want to be "treated" like the opposite gender than what they are? What does it mean to you to treat a woman like a man or a man like a woman? See, under the law there should be no difference in the way I'm "treated" regardless of gender.
So I should be able to use the womens facilities without repercussions? There are many social restrictions on gender are they all discriminatory?
What? That doesn't make any sense. You think gay people want to be "treated" like the opposite gender than what they are? What does it mean to you to treat a woman like a man or a man like a woman? See, under the law there should be no difference in the way I'm "treated" regardless of gender.
So I should be able to use the womens facilities without repercussions? There are many social restrictions on gender are they all discriminatory?
Tex - it doesn't work that way - you're a heterosexual man - you have no rights -
At the moment we limit marriage to two adults, one marriage at a time. When we have applied that to all, we need to look at why we don't allow for three or more? One step at a time eh?
Just keep lying to yourself boys. That's why you keep losing elections...
1. Because we do.At the moment we limit marriage to two adults, one marriage at a time. When we have applied that to all, we need to look at why we don't allow for three or more? One step at a time eh?
Two things:
1. Why do we limit marriage to two adults? In your words please. Don't cite the law because remember, you're on a crusade to change it in the name of "equality". Don't discriminate against more than two you bigot.
and
2. Your cult argues that there is no such thing as "the slippery slope" all day long and calls anyone who brings it up a "hater", "homophobe" "irrational" etc. So what's all this about "One step at a time.."? eh?
Just keep lying to yourself boys. That's why you keep losing elections...
Um..only 3 states have voted in gay marriage. In California, the LGBT cult LOST in BOTH ballot initiatives one right after another where marriage was affirmed to limit to "a man and a woman". You think you can just lie about shit and if you do it enough with enough venom and brash that that will substitute for the truth eh? "Fake it till you make it". Only you've only "made it" in 3 states. And my guess is that once the citizens of those three states figure out what this Harvey Milk cult is all about, there may be some recission going on even there at the ballot.
OKTexas engages in false equivalencies.
The issue is about human equality not restrooms.
That's a lie, it's about reordering our society based on emotions, not science, if we did that every time someone gets their feelings hurt there would be ciaos.
At the moment we limit marriage to two adults, one marriage at a time. When we have applied that to all, we need to look at why we don't allow for three or more? One step at a time eh?
Two things:
1. Why do we limit marriage to two adults? In your words please. Don't cite the law because remember, you're on a crusade to change it in the name of "equality". Don't discriminate against more than two you bigot.
and
2. Your cult argues that there is no such thing as "the slippery slope" all day long and calls anyone who brings it up a "hater", "homophobe" "irrational" etc. So what's all this about "One step at a time.."? eh?
Just keep lying to yourself boys. That's why you keep losing elections...
Um..only 3 states have voted in gay marriage. In California, the LGBT cult LOST in BOTH ballot initiatives one right after another where marriage was affirmed to limit to "a man and a woman". You think you can just lie about shit and if you do it enough with enough venom and brash that that will substitute for the truth eh? "Fake it till you make it". Only you've only "made it" in 3 states. And my guess is that once the citizens of those three states figure out what this Harvey Milk cult is all about, there may be some recission going on even there at the ballot.
You personally are in favor of denying more than two consenting adults in love to marry? Because it's illegal, right?
There is a cult who punishes heretics and evangelizes rabidly. It isn't some secret you know.
Just ask Phil Robertson, Anne Heche, Kirk Cameron, Piers Morgan, the Mozilla guy and the Chick fil-a guy. They were all burned at the stake for heresy. Some of them survived. Some didn't. Some even got more popular than before. Go figure. I guess it's that old California Prop 8 syndrome where the gay-reported numbers don't quite add up to reality..
Sil, (1) you don't get to ask questions until you answer them, and (2) the only cult on this issue is yours.
Sil, (1) you don't get to ask questions until you answer them, and (2) the only cult on this issue is yours.
I'll ask what I please when I please..
I'll be sure to tell the burned-at-the-stake victims Phil Robertson, Anne Heche, Kirk Cameron, Piers Morgan, the Mozilla guy and the Chick fil-A guy that the LGBT cult isn't on an inquisition. It will be news to them.. And news to all those politicians previously opposed strongly to gay marriage who "suddenly, magically, overnight" had a "complete change of heart".
Observers know the symptoms of blackmail. Your herd is starting to turn from sheep to goats. Too bad because goats watch every move you make with a keen eye and are impossibly hard to herd. They scatter different ways and one of them always slips by you, headbutts the gate open and the whole lot of them get out.
So many careers to burn, so little time! You'd better get busy. Isnt' there any political figure you could be blackmailing right about now?
Such victims...such a tragedy.
Actually, if you note the title of the thread it is not one of "doom and gloom" from my perspective at least. Have you pondered fully what will be the case if states are left to decide on gay marriage?Ridiculous. This is like watching a guy standing on a soap box squealing, "THE END IS COMING!" and ranting about aliens coming to rescue him riding Haley's Comet.