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No, it wasn't. And now I have a headache.
Can't say as I'm surprised.
No, it wasn't. And now I have a headache.
No, it wasn't. And now I have a headache.
really? they don't use the term "contract" with something like a driver's license which has contractual obligations associated with it. For instance, CO is a implied consent state. Meaning that if you accept the CO State license, you automatically are giving consent to sobriety checks and things of that nature. It’s a signed contract with the State. In exchange for a bunch of money to get a license, filing the paper work, all my tax dollars that went to build the road, my submision to the State as the all high authority; I can drive my car I paid for with tags I paid for with taxes I paid for on roads I paid for. Man, it’s a pretty ****ty deal. But the point is, that’s a signed contract. State and me. Yet I don’t remember the word “contract” being part of it.Now, Contract LAW absolutley demands that any written contract be indicated as same. This means that if it is a contract it MUST contain the words "This is a contract".
Tim-
Absolutely!
Its nice to see the courts stand up for the rights of 7 million voters
really? they don't use the term "contract" with something like a driver's license which has contractual obligations associated with it. For instance, CO is a implied consent state. Meaning that if you accept the CO State license, you automatically are giving consent to sobriety checks and things of that nature. It’s a signed contract with the State. In exchange for a bunch of money to get a license, filing the paper work, all my tax dollars that went to build the road, my submision to the State as the all high authority; I can drive my car I paid for with tags I paid for with taxes I paid for on roads I paid for. Man, it’s a pretty ****ty deal. But the point is, that’s a signed contract. State and me. Yet I don’t remember the word “contract” being part of it.
****ing government stealing my money
I see it this way - The courts are standing up against mob rule.
Only if you classify legally voting on a law "mob rule" :roll:
Some people also voted for segregation and against interracial marriage. That was a popular vote as well. Guess you were for that too huh?
Segregation had to do with race, a proven genetic link.
Homosexuality has no such proven link therefore you cannot directly compare the two. Unless you are ready to accept other alternative lifestyles when they claim they are "born that way" too.
Segregation had to do with race, a proven genetic link.
Homosexuality has no such proven link therefore you cannot directly compare the two. Unless you are ready to accept other alternative lifestyles when they claim they are "born that way" too.
It's easy to compare the two since the discrimination is based on GENDER.
However, I'd wonder what your response and defense would be if they decided not to allow Christians to marry each other. I mean, being Christian isn't genetic, so it would be okay to disallow certain denominational marriages, right?
Ah, see, but gender is an identity isn't it? It appears to be immutable. Some people here have even argued that gender is as fluid as sexuality. Do you believe that, Rivrrat? Didn't you say that this is the 21st century? I'm curious how exactly you define gender..
Tim-
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Homosexuality has no such proven link therefore you cannot directly compare the two. Unless you are ready to accept other alternative lifestyles when they claim they are "born that way" too.
Moreover, with the judge's ruling, he essentially gives permission for two heterosexual bachelors to get married, or two heterosexual bachelorettes to marry, and why limit it to two people.. It dirties the traditional meaning, it renders marriage inconsequential to society. It is this reason why the SCOTUS will overturn it.
Tim-
So, would it be okay if we disallowed christians from marrying since religious denominations are a "fluid" identity?
Moreover, with the judge's ruling, he essentially gives permission for two heterosexual bachelors to get married, or two heterosexual bachelorettes to marry, and why limit it to two people.. It dirties the traditional meaning, it renders marriage inconsequential to society. It is this reason why the SCOTUS will overturn it.
Tim-
So how does it affect you again?
Answer my questions first, and I'll answer yours.
Tim-
It affects the ideal mode for posterity. The affects of huge social changes like this cannot be quantiifed in present tense, and that's why people like you ask the question. It doesn't affect me, and my marriage, it affects societies future. How, remains to be seen.
tim-
It affects the ideal mode for posterity. The affects of huge social changes like this cannot be quantiifed in present tense, and that's why people like you ask the question. It doesn't affect me, and my marriage, it affects societies future. How, remains to be seen.
tim-
Indeed. Since one's sexual orientation is entirely irrelevant to marriage, a lesbian and a gay man can marry NOW. Does that render marriage inconsequential and dirty the traditional meaning too?
No it doesn't, because no one cares if a gay man marry's a woman. It makes their marriage a sham, and that's kind of the point.
Tim-
In other words you have no answer. What ever to famous conservative line
"You do NOT have the Right NOT to be offended"
I'm not offended by a gay marriage, I'm concerned how gay marriage will affect society in the long term. Do you have an answer as to why the state, or our state would have any vested interest in marriage outside of procreation? Why would the state care at all. Anyone?
Tim-