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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 6:37:11 PM   
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You can repeat that bullshit all you want, it won't make it true.

I already posted the legal definition, and you ran away, throwing your tantrums now won't change a thing.


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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri

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ORIGINAL: Powergamz1
No, you aren't. And it isn't 'derogatory' to correctly point out when you are making up falsehoods.
Your argument from the beginning has been to repeat the failed tactics of anti-miscegenationists and segregationists, by taking away the word marriage and the right to a government issued marriage license, from same sex couples and sticking gay people with the 2nd class citizen 'separate-but-unequal' status of civil unions, by citing the blatant lie that marriage is a religious icon.
You've been given authoritative links to the facts which debunk those lies every time you parrot them, and you repeat the pattern of running away, blithely pretending that reality simply doesn't exist, and then pulling another drive-by regurgitation.
You can keep playing this 'two plus two equals 22' sophomoric game all you want, no one is falling for it.


You need to fucking read.

1. A marriage is a civil union performed as religious rite. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.
2. A civil union is what confers all rights, civil benefits, etc.
3. A wedding performed outside of a religious rite is a civil union. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.





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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 6:39:56 PM   
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1. A marriage is a civil union performed as religious rite. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.
2. A civil union is what confers all rights, civil benefits, etc.
3. A wedding performed outside of a religious rite is a civil union. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.

Do these definitions exist anywhere outside your imagination?

How do you plan to amend the laws so that your "civil unions" confer the myriad benefits currently stemming from marriage?

I've asked this before, but you haven't really answered it: Why is it so important to you to redefine marriage as, for the first time in history, strictly religious?



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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 6:56:52 PM   
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Like I keep saying: It's no longer about getting gay couples their rights. That would require compromise. That's no good. What once was must be completely destroyed. Screw compromise. Let's blow out the joint!

We want what we want. We want it our way and if you don't agree, you're anti-American and a homophobe!

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 7:00:34 PM   
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What part of your personal freedoms would you compromise on?

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 7:05:02 PM   
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What once was must be completely destroyed.

What's "completely destroyed" by same-sex marriage?

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 7:33:12 PM   
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The fantasy that one`s bigotry is normal, valid or acceptable?

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 7:59:35 PM   
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get married by the local priest or get married by the elvis impersonator in Vegas, counts the same, you are married.


So elvis or the guy with the invisible friend...when you say I do she is now entitled to 50%

My dad was an interesting person, he was of the WWII generation (he would be 90 if alive today), and unlike many in his generation, he had no problem with gay people, or with same sex marriage, he thought Bill Clinton was the biggest turd on the face of the earth for signing DOMA. His basic argument? If gay couples wanted to get married, be his guest, if they wanted to share the suffering, god bless 'em *lol*

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 8:06:05 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri

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ORIGINAL: Powergamz1
No, you aren't. And it isn't 'derogatory' to correctly point out when you are making up falsehoods.
Your argument from the beginning has been to repeat the failed tactics of anti-miscegenationists and segregationists, by taking away the word marriage and the right to a government issued marriage license, from same sex couples and sticking gay people with the 2nd class citizen 'separate-but-unequal' status of civil unions, by citing the blatant lie that marriage is a religious icon.
You've been given authoritative links to the facts which debunk those lies every time you parrot them, and you repeat the pattern of running away, blithely pretending that reality simply doesn't exist, and then pulling another drive-by regurgitation.
You can keep playing this 'two plus two equals 22' sophomoric game all you want, no one is falling for it.


You need to fucking read.

1. A marriage is a civil union performed as religious rite. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.
2. A civil union is what confers all rights, civil benefits, etc.
3. A wedding performed outside of a religious rite is a civil union. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.



If you are going to be consistent, then #1 should have no basis as a civil union, if marriage is up to the church, then no marriage should be recognized by the law. If a couple gets married in church, it has no legal bearing, if they want a civil union to get benefits, they apply to the government, period. It is what other countries do, and we need to get government out of marriage and religion out of any kind of official recognition for rights, period.

Otherwise, you will still have the same problem, some dipshit at a hospital will recognize only marriages done by 'real' churches, and so forth. If marriage is totally outside any benefits, then it bestows no special honors, and that is the point. Plus it keeps the RC and the rest of the backwards fucktards from bitching and moaning if same sex couples have rights. All I need remind you is that the last pope, Ratzinger, when he was JPII's pit bull, sent an encyclical around to the old boys network in the US, telling them it was their duty to fight any kind of civil rights laws giving gays protection under the law, that in doing so the government was 'legitimizing sin'. If their marriage only applies in their church, and they have no official status, they can;'t complain, since the government rights have absolutely zero to do with their marriages, without legal recognition, they are just idiots in robes squawking.

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 8:13:39 PM   
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And problems like this... http://www.dallasvoice.com/judge-lesbian-moms-partner-10147997.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+DallasVoice+%28Dallas+Voice+Feed%29&utm_content=FaceBook




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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 8:14:23 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: dcnovice

quote:

What once was must be completely destroyed.

What's "completely destroyed" by same-sex marriage?

The nah nah factor the sub humoid GOP base can claim, as in "nah nah I am married God loves me and hates fags"..the same thing that was destroyed when the supreme court blew away interracial marriage bans and when Congress legislated out Jim Crowe laws that had made the white trash feel superior to someone.....


I keep hearing how traditional marriage will be destoroyed, but traditional marriage, where a woman was property and a bargaining chip to cement family fortune, died when we started marrying for love and women gained rights outside marriage.

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 8:15:12 PM   
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ORIGINAL: DaddySatyr

FR

Like I keep saying: It's no longer about getting gay couples their rights. That would require compromise. That's no good. What once was must be completely destroyed. Screw compromise. Let's blow out the joint!

Again, How precisely would expanding who can get married destroy marriage?

When the laws against interracial marriages were being repealed this same claim was made. Strangely marriage still seem to exist.

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 8:25:05 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: DaddySatyr

FR

Like I keep saying: It's no longer about getting gay couples their rights. That would require compromise. That's no good. What once was must be completely destroyed. Screw compromise. Let's blow out the joint!

We want what we want. We want it our way and if you don't agree, you're anti-American and a homophobe!

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No, it is the other side who won't compromise. When someone from the right comes up with the idea to change the law, that marriage has zero recognition under the law, that the government grants civic unions and what the guy in the robes mumbling in Latin has zero to do with those rights, I would agree with you. The problem is that marriage the term has been hard coded into the law and into social consciousness, and any kind of union that supposedly grants rights, that a married couple can take for granted, that for example a same sex couple would need to fight for, it not the same thing. In 1890 SCOTUS said separate but equal was fine; in 1954, they said separate is never equal. The non compromise is on the part of the religious reich, they insist that marriage retain its legal standing under the law and that same sex couples can't have that word (even if churches are willing to marry them), and the distinct purpose on the part of the religious reich and their party, Hezbollah, is to make sure that same sex couples don't have the same rights as straight couples, pure and simple. I would love for you to show me compromise on the part of the GOP, where John Boehner comeso out and says government should get out of the marriage business, churches marriages are their business, and if anyone wants rights and benefits, they get a civic union from the government..you show me that, and I would agree with you. What you leave out is the federal government has never made an attempt to recognize civic unions, domestic partnerships and so forth that exist today at the state level, and not only that, but bans those who are legally married from getting the rights of marriage, thanks to people you claim aren't homophobes and bigots....

And if you think it isn't that, then tell me, there are churches out there who consider same sex marriages to be fully sacramental and blessed, how come they don't have the right to have the couples they married get the rights they deserve the way the RC or the bible thumpers get for the couples they marry?

As someone else said, when it comes to human rights there is no compromise, you either have them or you don't, and the 14th amendment says that is true under the law. If the government grants rights to the term marriage, as it does exclusively, then you cannot grant rights only to one group. More importantly, would you have told a white/black couple in 1967 who wanted to marry that they should be happy and get a civic union? Would you tell a black woman who wanted to ride in the front seat of the bus that she should be happy they let her on the bus at all? When basic rights are at stake, why should the bigotry of one group determine what another gets?

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 8:31:22 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Powergamz1

And problems like this... http://www.dallasvoice.com/judge-lesbian-moms-partner-10147997.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+DallasVoice+%28Dallas+Voice+Feed%29&utm_content=FaceBook




Classic example that our friend talking about compromise would claim doesn't exist. If the two women had a civic union (though obviously a state as stupid as Texas has no such thing, it is ruled by people who eat locoweed cereal) he would say they weren't married so therefore they couldn't live together. What our friend who thinks gays are just causing trouble for all the good, religious people out there loves to forget is just how much the social conservatives and the GOP hate gays. He doesn't know about the mother's who have kids taken away from them because they are gay, while their ex husbands get custody, even though the guy was shown to be an alcoholic, ne'er do well who can't hold a job, but he was more fit then a good mom, because she was gay.......but hey, we know the religious types love everyone and just want to keep the term marriage sacred, don't ya know that? But of course, gays should compromise, because after all, the religious are these good folk who deserve to be respected, and gays should be glad they aren't being sent to the gas chambers, which most evangelicals would if they thought they would get away with it.

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 9:02:47 PM   
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quote:

The fantasy that one`s bigotry is normal, valid or acceptable?


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The nah nah factor the sub humoid GOP base can claim, as in "nah nah I am married God loves me and hates fags"..

I suspect you're both on to something. Granting "civil unions" to gays and lesbians lets the majority bask in a sense of generosity toward folks lower on the food chain. Allowing us to use the M-word, on the other hand, makes us equals, and that seems to discomfit some people.

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 10:12:28 PM   
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Oy gevalt! The PPLs turn me around on another issue.

As "defined" by the usual lefties on this thread, I now stand opposed to same-sex unions and will only support candidates that do the same.

Cheers!



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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/19/2013 10:22:08 PM   
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Oy gevalt! The PPLs turn me around on another issue.

As "defined" by the usual lefties on this thread, I now stand opposed to same sex unions and will only support candidates that do the same.

Oh my. This thread is becoming surreal.


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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/20/2013 12:33:50 AM   
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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
Yeah, no snark from you, either.

All "marriage licenses" that are in effect until my proposal is set into law, will remain titled "marriage license." Everything else going forward would be a "License to Wed." In a legal sense, there would be no such thing as a "marriage" going forward. All current marriages would be considered civil unions, and all future weddings would be considered civil unions.

Is that really all the difficult to understand? Really?


Ok, I see there'd be a sort of grandfathering in exception. The legal institution of marriage would just be destroyed for the next generation.

I have a counter proposal, no more religious marriages. If you're married by a holy man you have to call it a civil union.

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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/20/2013 5:54:34 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Powergamz1
You can repeat that bullshit all you want, it won't make it true.
I already posted the legal definition, and you ran away, throwing your tantrums now won't change a thing.
quote:

ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
quote:

ORIGINAL: Powergamz1
No, you aren't. And it isn't 'derogatory' to correctly point out when you are making up falsehoods.
Your argument from the beginning has been to repeat the failed tactics of anti-miscegenationists and segregationists, by taking away the word marriage and the right to a government issued marriage license, from same sex couples and sticking gay people with the 2nd class citizen 'separate-but-unequal' status of civil unions, by citing the blatant lie that marriage is a religious icon.
You've been given authoritative links to the facts which debunk those lies every time you parrot them, and you repeat the pattern of running away, blithely pretending that reality simply doesn't exist, and then pulling another drive-by regurgitation.
You can keep playing this 'two plus two equals 22' sophomoric game all you want, no one is falling for it./quote]
You need to fucking read.
1. A marriage is a civil union performed as religious rite. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.
2. A civil union is what confers all rights, civil benefits, etc.
3. A wedding performed outside of a religious rite is a civil union. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.


I ran away? Bwah Ha Ha Ha! That's fucking rich.

Do you understand the different between reporting reality and making a proposal? I don't think you do.


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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/20/2013 6:04:50 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: dcnovice
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1. A marriage is a civil union performed as religious rite. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.
2. A civil union is what confers all rights, civil benefits, etc.
3. A wedding performed outside of a religious rite is a civil union. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.

Do these definitions exist anywhere outside your imagination?
How do you plan to amend the laws so that your "civil unions" confer the myriad benefits currently stemming from marriage?
I've asked this before, but you haven't really answered it: Why is it so important to you to redefine marriage as, for the first time in history, strictly religious?


I don't give a fuck if it's never been defined as a strictly religious thing. How is it you can't see that marriage is currently a mix of religion and government? Separating the two is, imo, important. If the two are separate, how is it anyone can take a religious stance against same sex marriage? Making the distinctions I'm proposing (you do understand what a proposal is, right?) would very easily make the union of two people not discriminatory based on gender, as it is now.

I don't care if two people (notice the gender assignment I'm using - none) want to get married. I take that back. I do care. I support it. I think the idea of a loving couple is great. I think it's better for kids to grow up with parents who love each other. I do believe there are things that a woman will never truly be able to offer her children that a man can, and that there are things that a man will never truly be able to offer his children that a woman can. I do not, for one second, though, believe that two loving parents heading a family have to be of opposite gender.


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RE: Another Progressive Victory! - 5/20/2013 6:13:40 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: njlauren
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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri
1. A marriage is a civil union performed as religious rite. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.
2. A civil union is what confers all rights, civil benefits, etc.
3. A wedding performed outside of a religious rite is a civil union. Note the lack of definition of the gender(s) of the couple.

If you are going to be consistent, then #1 should have no basis as a civil union, if marriage is up to the church, then no marriage should be recognized by the law. If a couple gets married in church, it has no legal bearing, if they want a civil union to get benefits, they apply to the government, period. It is what other countries do, and we need to get government out of marriage and religion out of any kind of official recognition for rights, period.
Otherwise, you will still have the same problem, some dipshit at a hospital will recognize only marriages done by 'real' churches, and so forth. If marriage is totally outside any benefits, then it bestows no special honors, and that is the point. Plus it keeps the RC and the rest of the backwards fucktards from bitching and moaning if same sex couples have rights. All I need remind you is that the last pope, Ratzinger, when he was JPII's pit bull, sent an encyclical around to the old boys network in the US, telling them it was their duty to fight any kind of civil rights laws giving gays protection under the law, that in doing so the government was 'legitimizing sin'. If their marriage only applies in their church, and they have no official status, they can;'t complain, since the government rights have absolutely zero to do with their marriages, without legal recognition, they are just idiots in robes squawking.


See, here's the difference. I have no problem with the State allowing a religious leader to officiate a wedding. That's immaterial to me. Open the officiating up to anyone, like tj444's experience. Make sure all the legal stuff gets done, regardless of officiant. That will satisfy the law. The creation of the "civil union" could be when both sign the necessary documentation in front of the government official/worker. The legal shit is done.

When I got married (Catholic church), the priest told us that his real role in the process was to bear witness (for the church) of our promise to each other.


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