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Bigotry page for non- North Carolinians
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skrumgaer wrote
at 8:37 AM, Thursday May 10, 2012 EDT
Cypher: "Besides the raising of children marriage also includes benefits in old age pensions, visiting rights, taxes and so on. Just to name a few other partly economic aspects without accepting economics to be the reason to marry."
These are the rights I said that states would take away from married couples rather than be forced to give them to homosexual couples. States might abolish civil marriage altogether. There are some countries (such as Israel) where civil marriages do not exist, only ecclesiastical ones. I am getting new support from an unexpected quarter. President Obama, in saying he does not support the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), said that issued of marriage are traditionally left to the states! |
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skrumgaer wrote
at 4:44 PM, Tuesday May 15, 2012 EDT If an XXY cannot father a child without in-vitro fertilization, (s)he would not need marriage under the economic criterion.
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wishbone wrote
at 10:36 PM, Tuesday May 15, 2012 EDT kehoe it's nice knowing your family, we should get together for a Carolina BBQ
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Louis Cypher wrote
at 3:27 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT The fact that the preacher is repeating his narrowminded view of marriage without commenting any arguments for value (even economic value) in marriage besides children proofs monte right in his perception of the preacher being a wall.
BTW, shouldn't married people that can not produce offspring any more (due to age or accidents or surgery ) be "un-married" since the sole purpose of marriage that is accepted by the preacher is gone? This should also be true for those with offspring once the children reached maturity. No more marriage for aged persons! |
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KDICEMOD wrote
at 5:19 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT So the generally accepted view of marriage being between a man and woman will no longer be valid, but why stop there? Let's let adults marry animals if they so choose. There might just be consenting love there. If we are to stretch the boundaries of marriage lets do it all the way. Since procreation is no longer the usual underlying requisite behind marriage let's really open up the definition. Human + human should not be the stopping point!
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mr Kreuzfeld wrote
at 6:13 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT now you are just trolling simba
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Thraxle wrote
at 7:23 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT No I'm not, just challenging the generally accepted institution of marraige. Forget about religion, our species was scientifically designed to pair male with female. If we are going to abolish that train of thought let's not fuck around. Let's do it all the way.
I love my dog. My dog loves me. I can sexually gratify my dog. My dog can sexually gratify me (I guess). We can spend time together. We live together. We share the same bed. My dog is very cute and actually does television commercials, so she has an income to help with the bills. We eat dinner together. We watch TV together. We go on vacation together. She really loves the beach. Who the fuck are you people to judge our relationship and deny us our love? p.s. I don't own any pets. |
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dasfury wrote
at 7:59 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT Obviously because the Commonwealth of Virginia knows that the above is your stance (doggystyle) on human/pet relationships and has banned you from doing so. (a la Michael Vick)
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mr Kreuzfeld wrote
at 8:19 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT "No I'm not, just challenging the generally accepted institution of marraige. Forget about religion, our species was scientifically designed to pair male with female."
this is actually not true, there are many evolutionary advantages for having a small chanse of being gay. that is why in almost every single herd animal, there is gay sex. having some gays increases the cohesion of the herd and creates an individual which will focus his/hers life on helping his/hers sisters and brothers bringing up their children, without having any conflict of interest with ones own children. |
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skrumgaer wrote
at 8:34 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT Cypher:
If the man for some reason cannot naturally-engineer a child, he doesn't lose the right not to be parasitized and lose the consortium of his wife and her full attention to his offspring because of another male. The wife, likewise, even if she cannot naturally-engineer a child, recieved in exchange of her pledge of fidelity a pledge by the man that he would not dilute his attention to her offspring by fathering offspring elsewhere. And if you have terminable marriages, who decides when they are to be terminated? Again, information costs. |
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dasfury wrote
at 8:35 AM, Wednesday May 16, 2012 EDT retitle this thread:
Bigotry Page for Asswipes. |