Prop 8 overturned

jimpeel

Well-Known Member
So much for Democracy and states rights, voting is a 100% waste of time.
  • Prop 187 set aside.
  • SB1070 set aside.
  • Prop 8 set aside.
  • We shall soon see Prop C set aside.
There is only way to enforce the US Constitution and the left is going to bring it.

The right to vote is under attack. Now we have judicial fiat.
 

jimpeel

Well-Known Member
national health care is also unconstitutional, but you ignore that.

the rite of marriage in not a right. It just more forced inclusion of values most of think is sick and twisted. Soon pedo/nambla and 3-way marriages and unions with farm animals.

Enjoy your civil war.

Genealogy will get very interesting from this point. Who is the mother? Who is the father? Who begat whom? How do you chart children adopted by two men or two women?
 

jimpeel

Well-Known Member
We are a republic. Regardless though, you can't just have a majority passing arbitrary restrictions on the minority.

If the majority said "We don't like old people, let's make it illegal for anyone over 60 to buy land". That would be wrong.

Old is not a choice. Being Gay is.

Gays are trying to get rights based upon a choice, not an unchangeable aspect of their being like skin color, sex, or race.
 

jimpeel

Well-Known Member
Who the fuck did he take rights away from. He kept one set of citizens from limiting what other citizens can do.

Yay for freedom!

He took the right to vote from the entirety of the state's electors to the advantage of a minority of complainers.
 

Winky

Well-Known Member
Propositions C, Eight and 187 & AZ bill 1070 all negated

voting is a 100% waste of time
 

spike

New Member
The law is not "overturned". It is going to be appealed. It is merely on hold until then.

No, looks like it's overturned. There may or may not be an appeal but it's overturned for now. Unconstitutional.

The right to vote is under attack. Now we have judicial fiat.

No, what they did was overturn the ability of a majority to arbitrarily take freedoms away from minorities.

Genealogy will get very interesting from this point. Who is the mother? Who is the father? Who begat whom? How do you chart children adopted by two men or two women?

Who fucking cares? The same way you chart adopted children.

Old is not a choice. Being Gay is.

Gays are trying to get rights based upon a choice, not an unchangeable aspect of their being like skin color, sex, or race.

Bullshit, it's not a choice. I can't just choose to be attracted to men because I'm just not.

Even if it was it doesn't fucking matter. It'd be like the majority saying fat people can't marry. Ridiculous.

He took the right to vote from the entirety of the state's electors to the advantage of a minority of complainers.

No, he protected a minority from people trying to take away their freedom.

Freedom wins. Fuck yeah.
 

spike

New Member
What, then, are the justifications for California's decision in Proposition 8?

The explanation mentioned most often is tradition. But simply because something has always been done a certain way does not mean that it must always remain that way. Otherwise we would still have segregated schools and debtors' prisons. ...

The second argument I often hear is that traditional marriage furthers the state's interest in procreation—and that opening marriage to same-sex couples would dilute, diminish, and devalue this goal. But that is plainly not the case. Preventing lesbians and gays from marrying does not cause more heterosexuals to marry and conceive more children...

This procreation argument cannot be taken seriously. We do not inquire whether heterosexual couples intend to bear children, or have the capacity to have children, before we allow them to marry. We permit marriage by the elderly, by prison inmates, and by persons who have no intention of having children.

Another argument, vaguer and even less persuasive, is that gay marriage somehow does harm to heterosexual marriage. I have yet to meet anyone who can explain to me what this means. In what way would allowing same-sex partners to marry diminish the marriages of heterosexual couples?

http://www.newsweek.com/2010/01/08/the-conservative-case-for-gay-marriage.html

:hairbang:

Yay for freedom!
 

MrBishop

Well-Known Member
Genealogy will get very interesting from this point. Who is the mother? Who is the father? Who begat whom? How do you chart children adopted by two men or two women?

Geneology will not change whatsoever from how it's been done. You chart adopted kids the same way as you did before. Go ahead and ask someone who's been adopted where they fit in their family tree - the answer? Right below their parents.

Divorce, step-parentage and 2nd marriages have changed the family geneology more than same-sex marriage ever will.
 

MrBishop

Well-Known Member
Old is not a choice. Being Gay is.

Gays are trying to get rights based upon a choice, not an unchangeable aspect of their being like skin color, sex, or race.

Sexuality is not a choice, jim. It's biological and unchangeable.
 

2minkey

bootlicker
Homosexuality is not a choice, however, just because something is not chosen does not mean it is inborn.

depends. homosexual behavior can certainly be chosen. and it's certainly fun to watch when it's two girls. *giggity.*
 

valkyrie

Well-Known Member
national health care is also unconstitutional, but you ignore that.

the rite of marriage in not a right. It just more forced inclusion of values most of think is sick and twisted. Soon pedo/nambla and 3-way marriages and unions with farm animals.

Enjoy your civil war.
Not to mention race mixin'!
Keep them dirty nigra boys away from the white women!
 

MrBishop

Well-Known Member
Homosexuality is not a choice, however, just because something is not chosen does not mean it is inborn.

Which leaves what, exactly?

Environmental or man-made (biochemical)?

Please keep in mind that homosexuality has been around for a very long time, so current environmental factors should be discounted immediately.

The first recorded evidence of homosexuality is found in Mesopotamia, circa 3000 B.C. where artifacts have been discovered depicting same sex couples. Alexander the Great is also recorded as having had a same sex relationship.
 

ResearchMonkey

Well-Known Member
this "liberal San Francisco judge" was recommended by Ed Meese, appointed by Ronald Reagan, and opposed by Alan Cranston, Nancy Pelosi, Edward Kennedy, and the leading gay activist groups. It's a good thing for advocates of marriage equality that those forces were only able to block Walker twice.

The law suit was brought on by a republican group. The case was argued and won by a Republican lawyer, Ted Olsen.

So can you remind me what the democrats have done for the "equal rights' of homosexuals? (or blacks?)

Oh yeah, kept them enslaved to the democrats power elite.
 
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