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Gay weddings.......what are your thoughts
Suga Foot:
First they have to find out if the word "Marriage" is a strictly religeous word. If it is, the state can't change the definition. The church and state have to remain separate; they can't tell eachother what to do. I agree with Overseer, I think they should be able to form a legal union. But it's up to the church if you can call it marriage or not.
white Boy:
--- Quote from: Nebuchadnezzar on February 25, 2004, 05:52:55 AM ---Fuk all religions.
I'm for legalizing marriage for gay couples and I don't support the constitutional amendment banning gay marriage by W.Bush. But I would support a gay adoption ban...thats just wrong.
Now all those Catholic priest can marry alter boys when they grow up.
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they cant mary in church, cause church is against gays, but i dont think church should be the only place to get married, thats why i fuckin hate usa, or many other places in the world, everything is about religion, christmas, marrige..., its hard as fuck to be an athiast and live a normal life, i dont agree and bleive in religion, and its like being foreced on me by the government...
Trauma-san:
You also don't believe in grammar.
Anyways, to an athiest, the only way to seperate church and state is for the government to promote the absense of religion. The United States government will never do that. You're not having a religion forced upon you, it's just that you want the government to promote the absense of religion, which they won't do. Your religion is that there is no god. You are 100% free to practice that religion, therefore your rights are not being violated.
Woodrow:
--- Quote from: Overseer on February 25, 2004, 06:02:24 AM ---
i also think the media should stop promoting homosexuality as being chic
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I agree 110%
Trauma-san:
Just to clarify, so I don't get misinterpreted: I have no problem with gay people. If they want to be gay, I think that's their choice, they're not hurting anybody else so it's none of my business. And like I said earlier and O said, they should have the same legal rights as everybody else, but then again, if I don't get married, I won't have the same legal rights as married couples; so why should two gay guys living together have the same legal rights as married couples?
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