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Old 10-25-2006
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Re: Bisexual Marriage

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Nothing I have said was countered, ever. Dismissed? Disregarded? Bashed? Name-calling? Worse? Yes, yes, yes.

However, once marriage laws are thrown out, the institution will become anarchy with threesomes of the same sex, foursomes, family members and you name it. It will be a free-for-all where anyone can make it up however they desire, willy nilly and helter skelter.

The biological design of the human species supports only one-woman one-man couples for marriage.
So you are saying that currently there are no threesomes, foursomes, incest, and so on. You are saying that marriage itself is a mechanism that magically makes people straight, monogamous, only engaged in bilateral sexual arrangements, and prevents incest. So that if marriage laws are expanded to include a gays, that al of a sudden there will be more threesomes, more incest, etc....

Can you explain to me the exact magical mechanism contained within the holy or secular vows of marriage that makes people non-incestual, and not involved in group sex. Can you please explain to me how this mechanism seems to have failed since there actually already is lots of group sex, gay sex, and incest in the world, often amongst married couples and within married families?

Do you ever actually use your brain to think Kinetic?

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If people want to ban marriage against man and man, woman and woman or polygamists, they might as well ban marriage between fat and skinny people. It's just THAT stupid.
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YOU HOID IT HERE FOIST" New Jersey has just passed a law allowing Same sex couples the same rights as two sex couple. GOOD FOR THEM.
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YOU HOID IT HERE FOIST" New Jersey has just passed a law allowing Same sex couples the same rights as two sex couple. GOOD FOR THEM.
Not true, as was the case in Massachusetes, no law saying any such thing was passed, it was imposed on the state by judges making up a "right" not found in the law. This could cost the democrats Menendez' Senate seat....and possibly drive all the cultural and "values" voters off of their asses to the polls in two weeks, having just gotten a kick in the ass over what liberal judges will reign down upon us from on high.
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Not true, as was the case in Massachusetes, no law saying any such thing was passed, it was imposed on the state by judges making up a "right" not found in the law. This could cost the democrats Menendez' Senate seat....and possibly drive all the cultural and "values" voters off of their asses to the polls in two weeks, having just gotten a kick in the ass over what liberal judges will reign down upon us from on high.
Didn't they find it was an unjust infringment on individual rights, and since the Bill of Rights upholds that first and foremost that it was therefore to be passed because otherwise it would go against those individual rights. Courts are there for that purpose, when society doesn't agree, when they are quick to judge, when they don't have all the facts, that's where courts come in. Otherwise no one would have anything cause no one would agree. It never gets old to knock the system when it doesn't work for you does it?
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Not true, as was the case in Massachusetes, no law saying any such thing was passed, it was imposed on the state by judges making up a "right" not found in the law. This could cost the democrats Menendez' Senate seat....and possibly drive all the cultural and "values" voters off of their asses to the polls in two weeks, having just gotten a kick in the ass over what liberal judges will reign down upon us from on high.

Here is a link to an article about this:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6083744.stm

It states that any actual laws will need to be passed by the legislators.
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The difficult part about all this redefinition of marriage, is that starting about a year later, you have to redefine divorce, and while it's all love and music and flowers at the beginning, it's all lawyers and depositions and aggrieved parties at the other end.

So if three people get married, and one of them wants a divorce, do they get 1/3 of the assets? If two want the third one out, do they keep two thirds?

And why limit someone to one married group, can they belong to two or more "marriages".

In the end, it's always about how to split up the money, and simple basic two person marriages already consume a vast amount of the legal system trying to figure out who gets what.

Maybe a marriage contract that has room for more than two names ought to require wills, pre-nuptual agreements, pre-agreed custody arrangements for children that may issue from the group, etc. More like a business partnership contract, that spells out buyout amounts, liabilities, responsibilites, death benefits, severance arrangements..........
Isn't it Romantic?
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The difficult part about all this redefinition of marriage, is that starting about a year later, you have to redefine divorce, and while it's all love and music and flowers at the beginning, it's all lawyers and depositions and aggrieved parties at the other end.

So if three people get married, and one of them wants a divorce, do they get 1/3 of the assets? If two want the third one out, do they keep two thirds?

And why limit someone to one married group, can they belong to two or more "marriages".

In the end, it's always about how to split up the money, and simple basic two person marriages already consume a vast amount of the legal system trying to figure out who gets what.

Maybe a marriage contract that has room for more than two names ought to require wills, pre-nuptual agreements, pre-agreed custody arrangements for children that may issue from the group, etc. More like a business partnership contract, that spells out buyout amounts, liabilities, responsibilites, death benefits, severance arrangements..........
Isn't it Romantic?

All reasons why this should be left to the democratic process rather than judicial decree
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Didn't they find it was an unjust infringment on individual rights, and since the Bill of Rights upholds that first and foremost that it was therefore to be passed because otherwise it would go against those individual rights. Courts are there for that purpose, when society doesn't agree, when they are quick to judge, when they don't have all the facts, that's where courts come in. Otherwise no one would have anything cause no one would agree. It never gets old to knock the system when it doesn't work for you does it?
MY BAD, it is not a law, it is a Supreme Court decision but it states that same sex unions (sic) or whatever you want to call them shall (should) have the same rights as other dual sex unions. but left what they were called (IE unions or marriageor whatever) to the states' law-makers.
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The difficult part about all this redefinition of marriage, is that starting about a year later, you have to redefine divorce, and while it's all love and music and flowers at the beginning, it's all lawyers and depositions and aggrieved parties at the other end.

So if three people get married, and one of them wants a divorce, do they get 1/3 of the assets? If two want the third one out, do they keep two thirds?

And why limit someone to one married group, can they belong to two or more "marriages".

In the end, it's always about how to split up the money, and simple basic two person marriages already consume a vast amount of the legal system trying to figure out who gets what.

Maybe a marriage contract that has room for more than two names ought to require wills, pre-nuptual agreements, pre-agreed custody arrangements for children that may issue from the group, etc. More like a business partnership contract, that spells out buyout amounts, liabilities, responsibilites, death benefits, severance arrangements..........
Isn't it Romantic?


You make some pretty good points goober. Unfortunately, I certainly can't answer them.
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MY BAD, it is not a law, it is a Supreme Court decision but it states that same sex unions (sic) or whatever you want to call them shall (should) have the same rights as other dual sex unions. but left what they were called (IE unions or marriageor whatever) to the states' law-makers.
Yeah... and law makers should follow suit with the law or at the very least have a vote on it. Otherwise what is the point of the courts, which are very much a good part of free society.
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MY BAD, it is not a law, it is a Supreme Court decision but it states that same sex unions (sic) or whatever you want to call them shall (should) have the same rights as other dual sex unions. but left what they were called (IE unions or marriageor whatever) to the states' law-makers.

I think that same sex couples should have the same rights as traditional couples. Personally, I couldn't care less about what it is called heh.
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I think that same sex couples should have the same rights as traditional couples. Personally, I couldn't care less about what it is called heh.
As a matter of policy, I am relatively ambivalent and don't care much one way or the other whether same sex couples are recognized legally. What I DO care very passionately about is that it is simply not the place of the courts to impose these sweeping societal changes on the people, it should be left to the people to decide through the democratic process.
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What I DO care very passionately about is that it is simply not the place of the courts to impose these sweeping societal changes on the people, it should be left to the people to decide through the democratic process.
That is EXACTLY what a lot of people said about Brown v. Board of Ed and Loving v. Virginia.
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As a matter of policy, I am relatively ambivalent and don't care much one way or the other whether same sex couples are recognized legally. What I DO care very passionately about is that it is simply not the place of the courts to impose these sweeping societal changes on the people, it should be left to the people to decide through the democratic process.
Isn't that basically what the courts said??
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