How do you stand on gay marriage?

[Robyn]

Sorry to dismantle your stereotype, monkeyline. I have a very good relationship with both of my parents.

[moneyline]

Your word is all it takes.

[Robyn]

While I appreciate the effort, there is really no need for concern. It's sweet though, punkin. *dap dap*

[fiveteamer]

glad to see 24-9

[Bread]

Moneyline...I'm serious....Let's drink together like men.

We could wear viking helmets and get nutty!

RSVP playa.

PS....I said earlier I don't mind gay people as long as it's not me. I would make an exception for some deep-dick lovins with you.

In God we trust.

[moneyline]

No concern. You two take up space, nothing more. You don't add anything to the world you live in ... that's on the two of you. But it is pretty sad, nevertheless.

[Robyn]

No concern. You two take up space, nothing more. You don't add anything to the world you live in ... that's on the two of you. But it is pretty sad, nevertheless.

I think it's cute that you think that SBR world = real world.

[Bread]

No concern. You two take up space, nothing more. You don't add anything to the world you live in ... that's on the two of you. But it is pretty sad, nevertheless.

XOXOXOXOXO

(in the anus)

Call me if interested.

[moneyline]

No, Robyn, the way the two of you represent yourselves here is not completely detached from the way you live your lives. Unless you just lie about everything on-line which, in itself, would say a lot about the two of you ...

You are a sad, little couple who do nothing more than take up space. Sadder still, witticisms aside, you know it's true ...

[Bread]

Moneyline...post a pic of the balcony blonde again! That was the funniest!

What a hoot you are! You travelin man you! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!

[moneyline]

Headed to Ushuaia and then Antarctica on the 11th of next month ... be glad to send you some pics ... show you what places not in the United States actually look like, my little hicks ...

[Bread]

OK thanks. I will lorn for you in your absence.

[Robyn]

You are right, moneyline. I have seen the error of my ways. Please do advise as to how I can better my life by joining the likes of the traveling scholars such as yourself!

[Bread]

I suddenly see value in myself.

Time to make babies. Can't wait for them to get blown up by missiles! YAY!

lol, bible thumpers.

[RogueScholar]

You are a sad, little couple who do nothing more than take up space. Sadder still, witticisms aside, you know it's true ...

Witticisms is one of my favorite words of all time, it's horribly undervalued.

[billmunny]

what right does a straight guy have that a gay man doesnt?

If Prop 8 is enacted?

A married man has the legal right to make decisions for/about his wife in the case of a medical emergency.

A married man is entitled to Social Security Survivor benefits.

A married man cannot be compelled to testify against his wife in a court of law.

Filing joint taxes and the benefits therein... so on and so forth.

There are literally HUNDREDS of laws in every state that afford special rights/protections to married couples. These rights are afforded by the process of civil marriage. Denying homosexuals the right to marry denies them access to these rights/privileges.

[billmunny]

why is it up to the government to define marriage?
why do you have to have a marriage license to get married?
marriage is suppose to be a spiritual/religious ceremony that is define by that persons own spiritual/religious beliefs.
the problem came from many many years ago when the government decided to get involved in the marriage ceremony
[...]
i vote for the government to get out of the marriage business all together.

The reason that the government is involved in marriage is that civil marriage affords people special rights. If you are willing to give up the right to make medical decisions for an unconscious/incapacitated wife or the rights of citizenship afforded by marriage or the right to bring wrongful death lawsuits if your wife is killed, then fine-- get the government out of marriage. See how much support you get for that.

Civil marriages absent religious ceremonies have been around since at least the mid-19th century... so good luck with your campaign...

[wtf]

dont you think never in the history of humans this has been acceptable? you dont think this will have an impact on society on numerous levels? all bad.

no, you only care about yourselves, that is why your gay. your all selfish. you only care about your NEEDS. its all about YOU.

come on back with some cheap shots, and paint me with some lame broad brush you all come up with while blowin each other.

[Robyn]

I will never understand why people feel that they have the right to tell others who they should be with. Spend some time walking in your own shoes and fix your own problems before you start trying to correct the behavior of others.

[aszzzbrokerman]

If you are against gay marriage you are fighting a losing battle. Dudes are going to be kissing dudes for the rest of eternity and will be become more mainstream. If you don't get over than you are just going to roll in your grave for the rest of eternity.

You don't have to like it, but you must realize that the gays aren't going anywhere. This is a good thing if you like women. I wish more dudes would come out of the closet....more chicks for me.

As far as adoption and all that stuff....I'm fuzzy on that. I think kids do better with balance and having a home with two parents of the same sex deprives the child of that balance. However, its better than a single parent situation and definitely better than a no parent situation.

I hope you all realize what religions real problem is with gay marriage. Its like when I was a kid and my mom would tell me I couldn't do something so I'd ask my dad. My mom would raise hell. Well, religion won't let the gays marry so they are just going to ask the governmetn. Religion is pissed. Ultimately its a decision of no consequence. People tire quickly of fighting losing battles.

[slacker00]

Who cares what people do with their personal lives?

It's certainly not the governments business.

I agree. Less government intervention is always the best answer, whenever possible.

Remove "marriage" from state concern and term all "marriages" as civil unions, basically a legal contract between two people.

Then let the church have the sacred "marriage" word, and they can perform ceremonies, enforce wacky rules, read from a "book", chant, light candles, hold a seance or whatever else goofy stuff churches want to do. Likewise, the gays can go off and do whatever wacky stuff they want to do, after they sign their civil contract. Everyone is happy.

Why doesn't anyone else see this my way?

[slacker00]

I will never understand why people feel that they have the right to tell others who they should be with. Spend some time walking in your own shoes and fix your own problems before you start trying to correct the behavior of others.

If we allow gays marrying, why not polygamy? Why not marrying a goat? Some wierdos out there would probaby want to do these things. We've gotta draw the line somewhere.

But I agree that this isn't the government juristiction to regulate these things. It's like back in the old days when there were laws about what sexual positions a man and wife could perform. Nevermind how to enforce these laws, but there must be individual privacy and freedom at some point.

[Stumpage]

I was thinking that I don't really give a rat's ass either way, but then the "Yes" vote swayed me...Primarily because I've no doubt gay marriage pisses off the bible thumpers, and that's always a good thing.....

[slacker00]

If Prop 8 is enacted?

A married man has the legal right to make decisions for/about his wife in the case of a medical emergency.

A married man is entitled to Social Security Survivor benefits.

A married man cannot be compelled to testify against his wife in a court of law.

Filing joint taxes and the benefits therein... so on and so forth.

There are literally HUNDREDS of laws in every state that afford special rights/protections to married couples. These rights are afforded by the process of civil marriage. Denying homosexuals the right to marry denies them access to these rights/privileges.

What is your source? I've found quite the opposite to be fact:

In California where domestic partnership has been available to same-sex couples since 2000, a wholesale revision of the law in 2005 has made it, like the New Jersey civil union law, equivalent to marriage in every respect at the state level ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_unions#California

Once again, it's all about the "M" word. Thus the war between the church & the gays. It's childish, but I guess the church had the magical word first, so they can take their ball and go home as far as I care. Just remove the word from all state concerns and make everyone equal.

[ryanXL977]

doesnt the bible allow for multiple wives too?

[etothep]

doesnt the bible allow for multiple wives too?

It also doesn't make mention of lesbians being immoral (how convenient), just gay men


If gays want the right to get divorced, then more power to them. Just remember, careful what you ask for...

[ryanXL977]

isnt divorce, in the bible, a huge sin?
how do these people pick and choose what bible verse to use?

weird

[etothep]

isnt divorce, in the bible, a huge sin?
how do these people pick and choose what bible verse to use?

weird

Because some aren't convenient for them. Like the rule of getting stoned (not the good kind) for not keeping the Sabbath holy (according to the Bible, even tying a knot of the Sabbath is a punishable offence). This rule isn't convenient for them cause they have stuff to do on Sundays (even though the Sabbath was originally on Saturdays). So they simply choose to say that rule no longer applies. It's that simple.

[jjgold]

Too many guys have gay phobia

Fuk be like Bread and I, watch a fukkin gay porn once in a while and see what these guys are into.

[Bread]

Too many guys have gay phobia

Fuk be like Bread and I, watch a fukkin gay porn once in a while and see what these guys are into.

Unreal. No coke today JJ. Be good.

[moneyline]

I love how people who don't have an understanding of the Bible cherry-pick its verses to try and show hypocrisy ... cute, really, but entirely ineffective.

[masr]

Whos cares....for all the gays,this guy will be waiting for u down the road!

[pimike]

isnt divorce, in the bible, a huge sin?
how do these people pick and choose what bible verse to use?

weird

Yea but God didn't destroy to cities over it like he did Sodom and Gomorrah.


Just remember "God made Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve'

[etothep]

I love how people who don't have an understanding of the Bible cherry-pick its verses to try and show hypocrisy ... cute, really, but entirely ineffective.

If that is in response to me, please show where I erred.

[Bread]

Good Mornin Moneyline!

Love,
Big Gay Bread