"As Rob Portman demonstrated Friday, coming out in support of gay marriage, it's one thing when it's other people's kids. Other people did not raise them correctly. Other people did not play Mozart to them in the womb and force educational puzzles on them. Other people gave them too much sugar at mealtimes and did not teach them the Golden Rule. If your son makes noise on an airplane, it is because his ears are having difficulty adjusting to the altitude. If other people's children make noise on airplanes, it is because they are tiny menaces who should be shut down at any cost. If other people's children want to get married to their significant others and have the same rights as anyone -- well, that is too bad for them. If yours do, that's quite different.
You raised them right."*
Republican Rob Senator has changed his mind about gay marriage after his son came out. Is this a victory? Or an example of Republican selfishness? Why didn't gay rights matter until it was personal? Do Republicans lack an "empathy chip?" Cenk Uygur, Ben Mankiewicz (Host, Turner Classic Movies), and John Iadarola (Host, TYT University) discuss.
You can sugar coat a big pile of shit and call it anything you want, but it's still a big pile of shit! If marriage was the only thing these radical degenerates wanted they'd take their trophy and go home, but it's not all they are after, marriage with the same sex is just the beginning of their perverted demands, and a pandora's box they will wish they had never opened. ~ jmho! Murron
Phil Burress, head of Citizens for Community Values, the Cincinnati-based group that led the successful 2004 campaign to ban gay marriage in Ohio, sent out an email saying,
“As the military prepares for war, so must we!” The missive contains a picture of a wedding cake topped by two tuxedo-clad men.
“The homosexual activists have begun a petition campaign to repeal the Ohio 2004 Marriage Amendment that defines marriage between one man and one woman and replace it with verbiage to legalize same-sex marriage in Ohio,” Burress said.
He added that more is at stake than marriage, however, including:
“allowing homosexuality and same-sex marriage to be taught in the public schools beginning in the first grade ...
people to be fired from their jobs for expressing religious objections to same- sex marriage ...
and churches and religious people who don’t believe in same-sex marriage to be demonized, harassed and threatened.”
You can sugar coat a big pile of shit and call it anything you want, but it's still a big pile of shit! If marriage was the only thing these radical degenerates wanted they'd take their trophy and go home, but it's not all they are after, marriage with the same sex is just the beginning of their perverted demands, and a pandora's box they will wish they had never opened. ~ jmho! Murron
Most people don't know or care that the reason why married people were given things such as tax breaks was because they were thought to need some financial help because they had children thru their wedlock...
So maybe if you took the married tax breaks away from those who don't have children born thru wedlock, $5 says the gays would then care less about being married...
"So maybe if you took the married tax breaks away from those who don't have children born thru wedlock, $5 says the gays would then care less about being married..."
Shows how little you know. In any event,equal protection under the laws mandates the need to make marriage for all legal.
I am hopeful that the SCOTUS not only agrees with this, but they see the issue as having no choice but to general a ruling for marriage for all.
Doing it any other way would be blatantly unconstitutional.
Shows how little you know. In any event,equal protection under the laws mandates the need to make marriage for all legal.
Mike you sure a dumb fuck. Screw your stupid ass nonsense about equal protection nonsense. Why can't I join the womens basketball league. So take your bullshit argument and stick it up Obama's ass next time you are on your faggoty knees. Dumbasses.
Hey Mike did you want to be a brownie when you were a kid because they boy scouts didn't want you?
Adopted son of two gay dads sends video letter to Chief Justice John Roberts
Daniel Leffew tells Chief Justice Roberts: Our families aren't "second-best" to any other BY KATIE MCDONOUGH
After National Organization for Marriage chairman John Eastman called families with adopted children — like those of adoptive dad and U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts — the “second-best” option for children, 12-year-old Daniel Leffew decided to make a video sticking up for them both.
Leffew, the adopted son of two gay dads and no stranger to YouTube thanks to his parents’ channel on gay family life, told the chief justice: “You and I both know that family goes deeper than blood.” And with an eye toward the high court’s decision on California’s Proposition 8, the 12-year-old told Roberts that, even though they don’t agree on marriage equality, Leffew knows that his family is “just as valuable and worthwhile as any other.”
See what else the smart (and judging from the video backdrop, “Star Wars”-loving) preteen had to say here:
The people who fucked with this kids head should be tried for child abuse and brainwashing and corrupting a minor. Once convicted they should be strung up publicly. Send a message to the queers to stay away from the kids.
