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Old 10-25-2006
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That is EXACTLY what a lot of people said about Brown v. Board of Ed and Loving v. Virginia.
And they were wrong, seeing as how the Constsitution specifically proscribes denial of rights on the basis of race in the 15th Amendment (passed by the Congress and ratified by the states NOT by judges). Care to show me the similar amendment concering homosexuals?

To suggest that positive societal change can only happen with the wilfull substitution of the law with their own preferences by judges is to ingore the abolition of slavery, sufferage.
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And they were wrong, seeing as how the Constsitution specifically proscribes denial of rights on the basis of race in the 15th Amendment (passed by the Congress and ratified by the states NOT by judges). Care to show me the similar amendment concering homosexuals?
Nope, the 15th amendment gave the right to VOTE, nothing else. It said nothing about marriage. There is nothing giving the right to marry to anyone in the constitution. Yet in Loving v. Virginia, the Supreme Court forced the states to recognize interracial marriage. Should that decision be overturned? After all, by your logic, the court had no right to impose such a sweeping societal change.
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However, if you'd like to discuss the XIV amendment,

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Amendment XIV - Citizenship Rights. Ratified 7/9/1868. Note History

1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
Let me ask you this. Do you feel like you have the "right" to marry any (opposite sex) person you like? Is being able to marry whomever you want for reasons of love or money or whatever a right?
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To suggest that positive societal change can only happen with the wilfull substitution of the law with their own preferences by judges is to ingore the abolition of slavery, sufferage.
I did not suggest that. Would you prefer we had a civil war to decide same sex marriage?
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Isn't that basically what the courts said??
No, the courts have stated that the legislature MUST recognize the same legal rights, but have oh so kindly given them 6 months to decide whether it will be CALLED marriage or something else. But that doesn't change the fact that the courts have simply made up a previously non-existent right to these legal privileges for same-sex couples.
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No, the courts have stated that the legislature MUST recognize the same legal rights, but have oh so kindly given them 6 months to decide whether it will be CALLED marriage or something else. But that doesn't change the fact that the courts have simply made up a previously non-existent right to these legal privileges for same-sex couples.
But that is not a fact. it is your opinion and your reading of the issue. I would suggest that the ruling was made BECAUSE not to do so was unconstitutional.
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So you are saying that currently there are no threesomes, foursomes, incest, and so on.
That's not what I have stated. There isn't any mathematical, scientific, biological, or historical reason for the government to license or promote threesomes, foursomes, incestral or homosexual conduct.
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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.
That's not what I said.
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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.
Yes I can. It's called morals.
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Do you ever actually use your brain to think Kinetic?

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I use my brain to think everyday. I think that your questions have no basis, that I never said what you claimed I said, that marriage is under attack including by the Leftist judges appointed by former New Jersey Governor, James McGreevey, who resigned in shame after cheating on his wife in a homosexual harassment claim.



It doesn't require that much thinking to understand who is attacking marriage.
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It's called morals.
It doesn't seem to be working in your case since you have been making unfounded accusations about me on this site and you have dodged my requests for something to support your outrageous contentions. You can't even find scripture to support your scurrilous claims.

It's difficult to have any respect for the kind of morals you are displaying on this site, Kinetic.
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No, the courts have stated that the legislature MUST recognize the same legal rights, but have oh so kindly given them 6 months to decide whether it will be CALLED marriage or something else. But that doesn't change the fact that the courts have simply made up a previously non-existent right to these legal privileges for same-sex couples.
Is there some compelling reason to deny same-sex couples the same legal rights that hetero couples enjoy?
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It doesn't seem to be working in your case since you have been making unfounded accusations about me on this site and you have dodged my requests for something to support your outrageous contentions.
Please provide the quote so I may judge the seriousness of your allegations. I do believe that homosexual conduct is immoral. I have never denied that.
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It's difficult to have any respect for the kind of morals you are displaying on this site, Kinetic.
What morals would you prefer be used?
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Please provide the quote so I may judge the seriousness of your allegations. I did it on the other thread. I do believe that homosexual So now you are backing off on your inclusion of transsexuals? conduct is immoral. I have never denied that.What morals would you prefer be used?
Maybe the morals where you live by the teachings of Jesus would be a good start. You probably heard of Him, He said things like love thy neighbor as thyself, turn the other cheek, let him who is without sin cast the first stone, judge not lest ye be judged...stuff like that. As far as I know He never said to call people names, tell them that they are immoral, and deny them full citizenship.
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Maybe the morals where you live by the teachings of Jesus would be a good start. You probably heard of Him, He said things like love thy neighbor as thyself, turn the other cheek, let him who is without sin cast the first stone, judge not lest ye be judged...stuff like that. As far as I know He never said to call people names, tell them that they are immoral, and deny them full citizenship.
There isn't any evidence that bisexual, homosexual or other kinds of behavior was promoted for marriages.

I haven't been using Christianity for a guide but, math, biology, history and science instead because the biological design of the human species reproductive system it fairly clear. Christianity is clear about adultery and abominable behavior that was never introduced because biology is enough of an explanation.

Everyone has the same exact rights. I have no more rights. You have no more rights. We each have precisely the same opportunities.
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Jesus H Christ - why are we even ARGUING about this? Being gay is something you cannot help - as is being straight too. It's a personal preference out of their control. How does being gay or bi even constitute punishment and a strain on their rights?? I just don't get it...
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Jesus H Christ - why are we even ARGUING about this? Being gay is something you cannot help - as is being straight too. It's a personal preference out of their control. How does being gay or bi even constitute punishment and a strain on their rights?? I just don't get it...
You don't get it because you aren't listening.

Each of us has the exact same rights. You cannot marry your family members. Neither can I. You can acquire a one-woman one-man marriage license. So can I.

The cause for homosexual conduct is a decision made within the brain, for whatever reason. However, there isn't any biological reason to promote behavior like sodomy with a license. None. The government doesn't have an obligation to license any non one-woman one-man couples or groups for anything.
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That's odd, because as far as I know, Massachusetts and Maine you can marry... maybe more states... even Jersey is passing a law for gay marriage too
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