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05-13-2012, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
But you keep dismissing the fact (gee, I wonder why) that a much larger percentage of Republicans voted for the bill, than Democrats.
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Actually I gave a very clear and reasoned explanation.
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Again, in typical liberal fashion, you assume blacks should support homosexuals because they too were discriminated against. Blacks don't see it that way, no matter how many times you look down your noses at them condescendingly, and smugly suggest otherwise.
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Actually, the article points out that black leaders use the same biblical approach to condemn homosexuality as were used to promote slavery.
This is very interesting no?
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Ahhh. So you are implying that Republicans aren't interested in bipartisanship anymore. Interesting. Spence, do me a favor, look back, and see who has been bi-oartisan with Supreme Court nominees, and which party is obstructionist? Republicans routinely confirm the most liberal justices nominated by Democrats (the voted to confirm Sotomayor and Ginsburg, for example). Remember what happened to Bush's nominee, Robert Bork. The Democrat refusal to confirm Bork was so partisan and unprecedented, it gave way to a new term, called "Borking". Bork, as an appellate judge, had never been overturned by a higher court. His confirmation was denied by Democrats. Sotomayor had been overturned many times, and she was confirmed. Interesting, if your mind isn't so closed off that you have to stick your head in the sand because it makes your side look reprehensible.
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Here you go again...taking something tangent to the conversation just to attempt a point nobody even asked you to make.
Sotomayor managed to get 9 Republican votes...and you're citing this as a bi-partisan accomplishment?
Wow.
As for real bi-partisan legislation, right now I don't believe it's possible unless perhaps it was related to national defense.
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Again Spence, I know you want to believe that Democrats are always compromising, and that Republicans are always obstructing. If you could prove that, I'd support your assertion. But once again, you cannot.
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I never claimed democrats were always compromising.
-spence
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05-13-2012, 10:18 AM
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lobster = striper bait
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Jesus effing christ, let em get married already.
Everyone can take the religious/bigot/whatever excuses why they can't and get stuffed.
Marriage is a sham in this country with the rate of divorce. Where's the 'religious' outrage over that?
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05-13-2012, 11:16 AM
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18 years for me tomorrow.
Great years
no sham
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PRO CHOICE REPUBLICAN
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05-13-2012, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles
18 years for me tomorrow.
Great years
no sham
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Exemplary...I'm nearing 10.
-spence
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05-14-2012, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by likwid
Marriage is a sham in this country with the rate of divorce. Where's the 'religious' outrage over that?
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you are aware that the divorce rate has been steadily declining in this country and is currently at it's lowest level since 1970(albiet for a host of reasons) but you didn't mention any factors regarding the causes for the rate before declaring marriage a sham..
btw, if marriage is indeed a "sham", why would gay couples be so anxious to participate in a "sham"?
U.S. divorce rate declines, reason unclear
2012-03-17
By David Crary / The Associated Press
NEW YORK -- By the numbers, divorce just isn't what it used to be.
Despite the common notion that America remains plagued by a divorce epidemic, the national per capita divorce rate has declined steadily since its peak in 1981 and is now at its lowest level since 1970.
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05-15-2012, 12:17 PM
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No body here can really believe that OBAMA believes in gay marriges...U just do not change your mind over nite.....if he believed, why did he not mention that he was for gay marriges in 2008..2009..2010...2011
It is just a politcal ploy which I think has back fired...even some gays believe it is only a political move.
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05-15-2012, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Fly Rod
No body here can really believe that OBAMA believes in gay marriges...U just do not change your mind over nite.....if he believed, why did he not mention that he was for gay marriges in 2008..2009..2010...2011
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You don't? 6-7 years ago, I was a liberal and felt like taxes should be higher.
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05-15-2012, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnnyD
You don't? 6-7 years ago, I was a liberal and felt like taxes should be higher.
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JD,  yup, increasing age and expeience can lead to knowledge, wisdom and common sense. 
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" Choose Life "
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05-16-2012, 05:34 AM
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lobster = striper bait
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Originally Posted by scottw
you are aware that the divorce rate has been steadily declining in this country and is currently at it's lowest level since 1970(albiet for a host of reasons) but you didn't mention any factors regarding the causes for the rate before declaring marriage a sham..
btw, if marriage is indeed a "sham", why would gay couples be so anxious to participate in a "sham"?
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The sanctity of marriage is a sham, sorry, I forgot everything had to be spelled out for you.
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U.S. divorce rate declines, reason unclear
2012-03-17
By David Crary / The Associated Press
NEW YORK -- By the numbers, divorce just isn't what it used to be.
Despite the common notion that America remains plagued by a divorce epidemic, the national per capita divorce rate has declined steadily since its peak in 1981 and is now at its lowest level since 1970.
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The 2012 Statistical Abstract: Births, Deaths, Marriages, & Divorces
Scroll down to the bottom, tell me, how many marriages were there vs divorces?
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