Another State Legalizes gay Marriage

**Fragony** · 10-13-2008, 18:38

Originally Posted by Strike For The South

Who is demanding anything? There is no legal basis for us to bar two gay men (or polygamists for that matter) Its fear wrapped in the false premise of "The I could marry my toaster fallacy"

Someone is always demanding it is never enough, more gays here and that hole needs to be filled as well not enough gays there, if you want to be treated as an individual stop being a movement.

**Strike For The South** · 10-13-2008, 18:44

Originally Posted by Fragony

Someone is always demanding it is never enough, more gays here and that hole needs to be filled as well not enough gays there, if you want to be treated as an individual stop being a movement.

This thread is about the legalization of gay marriage. I dont believe in giving a certain position to a man because he likes other men he should just have the right to marry. Is this one of the "freedom to" things we Americans are so fond of? Because until you mentioned it I never heard of Gay AA.

**Fragony** · 10-13-2008, 18:52

Originally Posted by Strike For The South

This thread is about the legalization of gay marriage. I dont believe in giving a certain position to a man because he likes other men he should just have the right to marry. Is this one of the "freedom to" things we Americans are so fond of? Because until you mentioned it I never heard of Gay AA.

It exists because someone has been lobbying, what is the big deal they can shred eachother apart 24/7, they already had all fiscal rights why they need to get married when they know it is important to a lot of people, probably because it is, makes it all the more important.

**Strike For The South** · 10-13-2008, 21:18

Originally Posted by Fragony

It exists because someone has been lobbying, what is the big deal they can shred eachother apart 24/7, they already had all fiscal rights why they need to get married when they know it is important to a lot of people, probably because it is, makes it all the more important.

If the church does not want to preform the service they dont have to. No one here has advocated that and if some gays feel smug oh well thats the way the cookie crumbles.

**Rhyfelwyr** · 10-13-2008, 21:38

Sodomy is abominable full stop. Don't give people tax cuts for it.

**drone** · 10-13-2008, 21:43

Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr

Sodomy is abominable full stop. Don't give people tax cuts for it.

You can get a tax cut for sodomy?

**Strike For The South** · 10-13-2008, 21:44

Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr

Sodomy is abominable full stop. Don't give people tax cuts for it.

So are many other things. There really isnt even a christian basis for the discrimination of homosexuals anyway.

**Ser Clegane** · 10-13-2008, 21:46

Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr

Sodomy is abominable full stop. Don't give people tax cuts for it.

Should heterosexual couples that practice sodomy (this would in absolute numbers well be more than homosexual couples) also be exempt from tax cuts?
Any other sexual activities that would make you forfeit your tax cuts?

**Koga No Goshi** · 10-13-2008, 21:53

Originally Posted by Ser Clegane

Should heterosexual couples that practice sodomy (this would in absolute numbers well be more than homosexual couples) also exempt from tax cuts?
Any other sexual activities that would make you forfeit your tax cuts?

Judging others is also a vile sin in the Bible. Never stopped a good Christian though.

**Lemur** · 10-13-2008, 22:00

Originally Posted by Ser Clegane

Should heterosexual couples that practice sodomy (this would in absolute numbers well be more than homosexual couples) also be exempt from tax cuts?

I seem to remember a guy being sent to prison after it was proved in a court of law that he used his mouth on his wife's genitals ... oh, here it is.

Hard-time convicts in the prison yard derive no end of fun comparing their particular crimes to the transgression that landed James David Moseley behind bars 17 months ago.

Moseley, in the midst of a five-year sentence at a state prison outside Atlanta, is doing time for committing oral sex. With his wife.

"The other prisoners, some of them murderers and such, burst out laughing," said Clive Stafford-Smith of the Southern Prisoners Defense Committee. "Jim is bemused himself. Here he is languishing in jail for a crime that millions of Americans commit daily. Or perhaps nightly." Moseley, 34, a carpenter from the Atlanta suburb of Jonesboro, was convicted under Georgia's 156-year-old sodomy statute last year after admitting in court that he had had oral sex with his estranged wife, Bette Roberts.