P@triot
Diamond Member
How does my legal marriage of five years (to my partner of 18) do any of that Puppy? You're starting to sound unhinged again. Careful.
Watching you get angry because you know I'm right is always amusing...
I asked a simple question. Who the fuck are you to tell someone else they must choose ONE person when you demanded the "right" (which we both know doesn't exist anyway - but I digress) to marry someone of the same sex? If you don't have to recognize one man and one woman, who are you to tell someone else they must recognize a single partner?
Quick, fill the board with snarky responses while you desperately call all of your pals in the gay community looking for some sort of response to this question which exposes you as a hypocrite and pins you in the corner from which you can't escape...
I'll help her out. Mainly because I think you're wrong.
First of all, let me state that this country is full of people who only care about their "rights" whether they are actually rights or not. That is clear.
The country is also full of rapists. What's your point? Because we have over one million rapists in prison right now, we should accept rape? ?
When you're argument is - "but other bad people do it too" - then you don't have an argument.
A person who makes up rights and/or denies someone else what they themselves demanded is an asshole. Period. Rights are rights. They are spelled out in the U.S. Constitution (and yes, those are the only rights that exist) and they apply to every citizen of the U.S. equally.
I mean look at the alleged "right" to force someone to do business with you , completely ignoring the person's right to choose who they want to do business with. That is nothing new to gays either, don't think it is.
Take another argument. Legalizing MJ. Now, how do people who drink or smoke but want MJ kept illegal justify that? But on the other hand, how do people who want pot legalized but harder drugs to remain illegal justify that?
Exactly. They are assholes. So you want to point to assholes as your reason for justifying something? Really? No, really? Me? When I want to justify something, I try to point to something which is a shining example - something that is consistent, honest, and packed with integrity. But hey, if you want to point to drug addicts who are also hypocrites, have at it son. Just good luck convincing anyone you are "right" when that is your example...
Our laws are always morphing to fit the new social mores. At one time a white couldn't marry a black, now they can. Are you suggesting that those who wished to make inter racial marriage legal favored polygamy? Of course not.
I didn't "suggest" anything. I was very clear on what I stated (and we both know it). Marriage is between ONE man and ONE woman. And anyone who deviates from that has no business telling someone else they can't deviate from that.
The word marriage appears NOWHERE in the COTUS or in any of its corollary documents , and for good reason. The federal government should not have a damned thing to do with marriage. Not one thing. Marriage should not be listed on ANY government documents.
I agree 100%. So why do homosexuals insist on bringing the government into their bed when they falsely claim that they want the government out of their bedroom? (Hint - it's because they are disingenuous asshats who can't have an honest discussion about anything).
You don't want gays to have tax breaks and such that are afforded to married people? Good, do away with tax breaks and such for marriage and wham done, gays won't get tax breaks for being married.
I could give a flying fuck about a homosexuals taxes. Frankly, the evidence shows we have all been taxed back into the stone ages - so I applaud and celebrate anyone who can avoid sending even one damn dime to our unconstitutional, federal monstrosity which is a fuck'n nightmare of waste, fraud, and abuse.
You don't want an insurance company being forced by the government into covering 15 wives? Wam , done, the word marriage should not appear anywhere in any laws related to insurance.
I never gave my position on that. This is like the 3rd time now you've created a false narrative because you had your ass handed to you with facts in my previous post. I *asked* SW if she would demand that an employer be forced to provide health insurance for all 30 wives.
You either have a reading comprehension problem or an honesty problem. Which is it?
By the way, if polygamy weren't illegal, don't you imagine some insurance company would find a way to specialize in such things and make a killing? I know they would.
Great! That's the beauty of the free market. Find a need and fill it. What's your point? You're so desperate to make an argument, you're not even coherent any more. What does the fact that someone would try to meet the insurance needs of a marriage with one man and 30 wives have to do with anything?
See, the problem is YOU want YOUR definition of marriage to receive special benefits from the government, but not others. Which of course takes us full circle and makes you no better than the gays you hate.
Actually, the problem is you're talking (like most Dumbocrats) from a place of pure ignorance. I'm probably the truest conservative on this board. No, not a libertarian (fuck'n moron's), not a Sovereign Citizen (maniacs every bit as dangerous as communists) - a conservative. I've never asked for a single "benefit" from government, nor do I want any. I want the federal government to adhere to their 18 enumerated powers and not one damn thing more. And if they did that, our taxes would not need to exceed more than 10% at the federal level. And with 10% taxes, I wouldn't need a single damn perk or tax break from Uncle Sam.
I'm always amazed at how Dumbocrats weigh in on a subject despite not knowing a damn thing about it. You just made insanely inaccurate assumptions about me. All you did was damage your own credibility by doing so.
So now that you're slightly more informed here (and I do mean slightly), would you like to regroup and try again? Perhaps something this time which is coherent and accurate? You're best argument is "other people are hypocrites, so that excuses the deplorable action of hypocrisy - including when done by homosexuals". That is just weak...