is that really so bad? i guess i'm in the minority, but i don't think it has any special importance already. it's just a way for two friends to dodge some taxes by signing a paper in a courthouse. no biggie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rajagra
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is that really so bad? i guess i'm in the minority, but i don't think it has any special importance already. it's just a way for two friends to dodge some taxes by signing a paper in a courthouse. no biggie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rajagra
Tha's my point. You can't define any option as absurd once you adopt such a liberal attitude.Quote:
Originally Posted by icedog
Nothing is absurd. Perfect! As long as it doesn't hurt anyone, perfect!
Again, that is also my point. The institution of marriage has already been reduced to having much less importance than it used to, by access to easy weddings, easy divorces, and people simply opting not to do it. Watering it down further will kill it off soon I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by jockeys
Mate, it's your logic, don't be so sarcastic towards yourself! :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by icedog
That's not sarcasm. I firmly believe if it floats your boat and doesn't rock mine, sail on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rajagra
What if it turns out that legal recognition of homosexual arrangements is harmful to society in the long run?
Hush hush you! Do you want to offend someone? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by elbonator
Harmful by who's definition?Quote:
Originally Posted by elbonator
On the topic of bigotry I would say that Perez Hilton displays more bigotry by the strict definition than Miss California did!
Take a look and judge for yourself:
YouTube - Perez Hilton on why Miss California lost in Miss USA 2009