Strange Flute wrote:
speedyforme wrote:
marriage is useless for those who can't find love
Marriage is for convenience and benefits, not love.
And for the religious idiots.
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merkyl |
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Posts: 53004 (05/15/08 2:50 PM) Registered loser |
You ugly people sure are bitter.
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Bonestripper |
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Posts: 536 (05/15/08 2:53 PM) |
I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on smoking, like it's any of their business anyway.
I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on abortion, like it's any of their business anyway. I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on drug use, like it's any of their business anyway. I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on prostitution, like it's any of their business anyway. I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on animal abuse, like it's any of their business anyway. I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on what I drive, like it's any of their business anyway. I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on how much I make, like it's any of their business anyway. I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on religion, like it's any of their business anyway. I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on glowbal warming, like it's any of their business anyway. |
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Axle the Bulldog |
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Posts: 200 (05/15/08 2:55 PM) Registered user |
Nah, not really. I'm just sick and tired of weddings. I've probably been to 25 before I turned eighteen.
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MunchkinsByProxy |
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Posts: 829 (05/15/08 2:59 PM) Registered User |
"I've always found it odd when straight folk even have an opinion on glowbal warming, like it's any of their business anyway. "
I first read that as "snowball warming", and I thought well, yeah, that is up to the mo's. |
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Anne Boleyn |
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Posts: 3431 (05/15/08 3:05 PM) Registered user |
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/05/15/BAGAVNC5K.DTL
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Screerider |
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Posts: 21658 (05/15/08 3:09 PM) Registered user |
Axle the Bulldog wrote: I'm sick and tired of webdings too. ABCDabcd what's that shit about? |
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Posts: 11670 (05/15/08 3:10 PM) |
damn why is this thread so big already. shit.
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r |
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Posts: 2414 (05/15/08 3:10 PM) Registered loser
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glazerboy wrote: No they have assumed this function. What they are supposed to do is interpret the constitution when something is in conflict with the will of the people not when the will of the people has spoken. Unfortunately unless we draft an amendment there is no one to challenge whether what they do now is constitutional or not. |
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Posts: 4736 (05/15/08 3:11 PM) Registered User |
"That part of the system of checks and balances is to prevent tyrannies of the majority?"
Great now we have the tyrannies of the minority. |
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MunchkinsByProxy |
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Posts: 830 (05/15/08 3:12 PM) Registered User |
r wrote: Not talking specifically about this case, but because we are human, and because we have language, neither of which is perfect, the court's need to rectify when laws are in conflict with each other. And in this case, the court ruled that the voter approved law was in conflict with the State Constitution. Actually, did any of us "vote" on either the federal or state constitution? Legally, I think the constitution is the "highest" document, but it is interesting that none of us voted for it. |
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xabana |
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Posts: 6435 (05/15/08 3:15 PM) |
That part of the system of checks and balances is to prevent tyrannies of the majority?Fris, this is way way way over their head. |
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merkyl |
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Posts: 53006 (05/15/08 3:17 PM) Registered loser |
Thanks again, UC, you supah smart!!
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Screerider |
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Posts: 21660 (05/15/08 3:18 PM) Registered user |
If "majority rules" was the highest law of the land, wimmenz would just take over, right?
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xabana |
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Posts: 6436 (05/15/08 3:18 PM) |
We're arguing with fat white old men here in this thread. Does anybody really think they can understand anything other than their own status quo?
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Visa Declined |
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Posts: 2452 (05/15/08 3:18 PM) Registered User |
the real question is why do republicans support so many laws that are unconstititional? Why do they hate America? |
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merkyl |
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Posts: 53007 (05/15/08 3:20 PM) Registered loser |
Funny, since Xabby has yet to argue anything, just cry like the little bitch he is. Good thing he gives blow jobs on the side of the road for cash, that
lawyering he does can't bring in much money.
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xabana |
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Posts: 6437 (05/15/08 3:23 PM) |
At least I get cash. You don't get anything but t.ears when you have phone sex with women on the internets, amirite?
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Posts: 4776 (05/15/08 3:23 PM) |
People should be allowed to get hitched to the same sex if they love the person. Marrige should be about true love. This is a pretty depressing world if you
think about it.
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Posts: 35391 (05/15/08 3:24 PM) |
merkyl wrote: What is so hard to understand about marriage being between TWO adults (meaning human) WHO ARE OF LEGAL CONSENTING AGE that want to get married?
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