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[chuckles]Well if they go after same sex marriage, is interracial marriage far behind?
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[chuckles]Well if they go after same sex marriage, is interracial marriage far behind?
The United States of America has the oldest currently active constitution in the world. So, technically the USA is the oldest country in the world. It is certainly the oldest active government.Pedantic historical point: while some European countries predate the US, actually many (maybe even most) countries in Europe are younger than the US is; Germany, Italy, Greece, Finland, the Netherlands and most of Eastern Europe are examples. Countries like France, Switzerland, Sweden, and the UK (well, if you include when it was Great Britain, which I think is fair) are older, true.
Does this mean that the founding father of Germany is Romulus?This is true, but also existed, more or less, as the Holy Roman Empire for a very long time.
Who assured you that precedence would hold sway? It wasn't me. For one thing, I know the meaning of the word precedence.This Supreme Court will find whatever it needs to do whatever it wants.
I remember being assured by some legal beagles that precedence would hold sway.
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You're clearly directing this toward me.Damn I hate it when the poster who i will not respond to writes something that stupid.
Which is why all government should get out of the marriage business and find a different way to reference the legal recognition of a couple. "Marriage" ceremonies should be done in churches and government will stop giving out marriage licenses. They just call it something else so Christians don't get their panties in a wad.The fucking church has no control over marriage in our modern world.
They shouldn't have to. They get their legal union recognized, by the state, under something not called "marriage".Why should atheist and other non believers have to look to the church to marry?
Oh STFU. Have you ever looked at a tax form? You can file single, or you can file HoH, or you can file married (in two ways). There's no option for "civil union."They shouldn't have to. They get their legal union recognized, by the state, under something not called "marriage".
No thanks.Oh STFU.
Right. There should be. If not "civil union", pick a different name that the government uses to legally recognize relationships - hetero and homo. "Marriage" is a religious thing and shouldn't be intertwined with anything government. Separation of church and state, right?Have you ever looked at a tax form? You can file single, or you can file HoH, or you can file married (in two ways). There's no option for "civil union."
Ok. Pick a different term."Civil union" language came because of homophobe right-wingers who wanted to keep the word marriage all to themselves.
So...you want to FORCE a new name on state level legal contracts between adults because of religious reasons.No thanks.
Right. There should be. If not "civil union", pick a different name that the government uses to legally recognize relationships - hetero and homo. "Marriage" is a religious thing and shouldn't be intertwined with anything government. Separation of church and state, right?
Marriage ceremonies - church
Legal recognition by gov't - something not called marriage
Ok. Pick a different term.
I want to take the state out of the marriage business. Churches can perform their marriage ceremonies for whoever they want, but that should be secondary and irrelevant to the legal recognition of any couple by the state.So...you want to FORCE a new name on state level legal contracts between adults because of religious reasons.
See 1st, 10th, and 14th Amendments.
You're the one trying to change the term even though it supposedly doesn't matter. Go play with yourself. Such bad faith bullshit. Not that this thread ever had much purpose to it . . .Does it really matter what term is used by the state to say "You two are legally joined. You get half his shit and she gets half your shit from this point forward".
Pope Romulus II.Does this mean that the founding father of Germany is Romulus?
Yes. If you're religious, the important part is the church ceremony, right? Surely God doesn't care that a) the state recognizes the union or b) cares how the state labels that union.You're the one trying to change the term even though it supposedly doesn't matter. Go play with yourself. Such bad faith bullshit. Not that this thread ever had much purpose to it . . .
That's the Zen Mode Experience!Such bad faith bullshit.