Should Supreme Court rule allowing same-sex marriage?

by Mopeder Posted 2012/06/29 14:04:07

Related Topics: Supreme Court, Sex, Same-sex, Court, Marriage

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Roger47 2012/06/29 14:37:18

Yes

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Of course they should!
And for any who think gay marriage "threatens the institution of marriage," what are you doing to try to get the law changed so that divorce is illegal? Divorce is the threat to marriage, not more marriages between people who love each other!
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Lord Em... to BILL 2012/06/29 23:48:04

Ah, not so much stressed as going through a small period of self discovery that discovery... That he would make a great Dictator

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cutter's falls 2012/06/29 14:24:30
BILL to cutter'... 2012/06/29 18:26:56

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i dont think it will be 5/8 years,I think it will be in the next 4 years if the democraps stay in control

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MidnightCowboy 2012/06/29 14:23:59

Yes

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The Constitution never defined marriage but it does specify everyone is entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

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BILL to Midnigh... 2012/06/29 22:23:14

they never specified murder either,js

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Tabitha 2012/06/29 14:16:10

Yes

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Love is love. If you say no your arrogant and you're going to be looked at like racist people are.

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BILL to Tabitha 2012/06/29 18:28:30

leftist liberals are gonna call people who dont agree with them racists anyway

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Tabitha to BILL 2012/06/29 21:30:09

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I'm not a liberal. I'm a person with a view point.

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BILL to Tabitha 2012/06/29 22:25:27

so if I say no,that makes me a racist?since all races have homosexuals it cant be a racist remark.

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Tabitha to BILL 2012/06/30 01:38:46

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I didn't say that would make you racist. Go read that response again and comprehend it please.

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Brendan Mcdonald 2012/06/29 14:14:39

Yes

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Yes yes a million times yes nation wide polls show most americans now in 2012 do support sam sex marriage. BUT!!! in my views that church and state should and need to remain separate to help keep alive freedom of religion, just because same sex marriage is legal churches should not and cannot be forced to marry a gay couple. If a church chooses to well thats all okay but everyone of age gay or straight should be able to recieve a common law marriage in their corresponding states, our nation values itself on equality and that means legal equality for all couples gay or straight. Thank you very much.

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Arianne to Brendan... 2012/07/01 10:11:30

Agreed. Marriage equality SHOULD be legal but Churches should be allowed to refuse to marry them. Besides there are a lot of LGBTQ friendly Churches who'd do it. And common law marriage should be perfectly legal.

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Brendan... to Arianne 2012/07/01 13:50:58

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I agree one million percent in this cae churches can keep their definition of a " holy union" and the rest of us are all gay or straight entitled to a common law marriage.

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Anonymouse BN-0 ~bibbityboo~ 2012/06/29 14:13:31

No

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They should rule enforcing the separation of church and state and leave marriage as a religious ceremony and make civil partnerships the joining of two adults in the eyes of the law and the tax man.

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Cat 1017 to Anonymo... 2012/06/29 14:21:59

We are SO, on the same sheet of music.....

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Anonymo... to Cat 1017 2012/06/29 14:34:43

Yay :)

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Starman. to Anonymo... 2012/06/29 16:33:35
Anonymo... to Starman. 2012/06/29 20:15:52

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Whomever the church or mosque or temple or whatever wants to marry. Marriage should only be a religious thing, and should have nothing to do with the government.

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BILL to Anonymo... 2012/06/29 22:27:05

+1
thats right

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Mopeder 2012/06/29 14:11:50

Yes

+3

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♥K14 2012/06/29 14:10:20

Yes

+2
It'd help stop people having their lives ruined for living in the wrong place...

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BILL to ♥K14 2012/06/29 22:27:41

no,it wouldnt

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♥K14 to BILL 2012/06/30 00:17:58

Anything to back up your claim?
I think people being allowed to do something they want to to make their life happier, that doesn't affect anyone else is a good thing all round. But then again, I like people.

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Schläue~© 2012/06/29 14:08:00

No

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It's a State issue and the 10th amendment protects states from the Federal govt. forcing that and the SCOTUS has no legal standing to do so either.

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Starman. to Schläue~© 2012/06/29 16:36:30
Schläue~© to Starman. 2012/06/29 19:53:27

+1
State issue .... see Constitution.

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