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Cunningham should just be grateful that government has given him a parasitical livelihood.
Proposition 8 Upheld
– May 26, 2009Posted in: prop. 8, Terry Crowley
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Government should not be in the business of determining who can or cannot be Married.
Goverment also should not be telling any church they have to marry any one or accept any marriage they are opposed to.
Seperation of Church and State. Any 2 people should be able to marry should they decide to make that committment.
God made people who they are.
Amen to most of what you say Jim!
One small problem…please justify your position limiting marriage to just two. This is certainly a minority position in the world.
According to the Ethnographic Atlas Codebook derived from George Peter Murdock’s Ethnographic Atlas (1981), which recorded the marital composition of 1231 societies, from 1960-1980,
186 societies were monogamous, 453 had occasional polygyny, 588 had more frequent polygyny, and seven had polyandry.
Certainly we should be more open minded, and not restrict this “privilege” to just homosexuals? I really cannot understand our societies inability to address our historical bigotry in this matter. You do know that the “dont marry your cousin” standard is a centuries old bigotry against foreigners who were migrating to this country with that behavior.
There are only three historical reasons for marriage: social stability, genetics and economics. And the first two no longer count. Let’s eliminate governments role in marriage and take away the economic incentives. Will you join me in a 501c(3) for this effort?
Interesting idea, I think that marriage does promote social stability and that genetics still apply despite advances in medicine.
It would be interesting to discuss this further
Let the people marry who they want to…my goodness! I, personally will NEVER marry (it’s not for me), but if people want to….by all means let THEM choose the person…simple as that!
Equal rights for all! Amen!
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