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Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 10:57 am

PirateEire

Yes!! Go New Jersey!!

I'm just hoping Minnesota leans democratic these elections. I'll be voting for my first time this year. The democratic candidate for U.S. Senate openly states that she is for equal rights for homosexuals. She certainly has my vote. ^.~

I wanna marry Dawn so bad. ;_; I keep bringing it up, and she laughs. I ask her why she laughs, and she says, "Well, it's never gonna be legal here. We can't."

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awww *huggles* I wish you the best of luck for the election *nods*

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:16 am

At Acquire the fire, one of the speakers said how gays live 20-30 years shorter than someone straight...
How is that possible?

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Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:29 am

The Nimi

At Acquire the fire, one of the speakers said how gays live 20-30 years shorter than someone straight...
How is that possible?

That's total BS. That's just a faith promoting rumor to make people feel good about preaching against gayness.

Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 9:30 am

Here's my thoughts...

God created marriage as something between a man and woman. Through marriage a man and woman become one to worship God together. I think by saying it's alright for two men or two women to get married is saying back to God that his original purpose for marriage isn't good enough. That we must change it. I don't think that we as sinful beings should have the right to question what our creator and almighty God ordained for marriage.

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Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2006 10:47 am

Tigress753

Here's my thoughts...

God created marriage as something between a man and woman. Through marriage a man and woman become one to worship God together. I think by saying it's alright for two men or two women to get married is saying back to God that his original purpose for marriage isn't good enough. That we must change it. I don't think that we as sinful beings should have the right to question what our creator and almighty God ordained for marriage.

On a religious level, sure, I'll not debate that.

But on a legal level, in a "progressive" Country, there is no legal reason as to why it should be illegal.

Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 10:34 am

Amy Klobuchar won a place in senate. She is actively pro-gay marriage.

Pirate = Happy

PirateEire

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Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:53 pm

biggrin Just my personal opinion........We already have gay couples all over. Going to different states to be able to get married. I am a christian and a firm believer that homosexuality is a sin and against God. But I am not going to tell a person they can't believe in Budha or that they can't be atheist. So I am also not going to keep gay people from being married. The sanctity of marriage was ruined long ago with divorce and what the state calls legal seperation (which is a nice way of saying adultery). So if the sanctity of marriage no longer exists at least freedom stile does and I say that people should be allowed to marry whomever they want.

Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 12:09 pm

londonchick25

biggrin Just my personal opinion........We already have gay couples all over. Going to different states to be able to get married. I am a christian and a firm believer that homosexuality is a sin and against God. But I am not going to tell a person they can't believe in Budha or that they can't be atheist. So I am also not going to keep gay people from being married. The sanctity of marriage was ruined long ago with divorce and what the state calls legal seperation (which is a nice way of saying adultery). So if the sanctity of marriage no longer exists at least freedom stile does and I say that people should be allowed to marry whomever they want.

whoot whoot!

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