Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
I didnt realize you needed it to be broken down Barney style.
With the exception of the 3 year old (who is not of legal age and whose brain is not even close to being fully developed), yes I believe anyone should be able to marry. Do I agree with family members marrying each other? Not necessarily, but its not my life so I have no place to tell them what to do with theirs. Do I agree with polygamy? Not really, but again, not my life. Who are you to tell anyone that they cant marry the one they love?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Ok, so two 3 year olds should be able to marry? A 70 yo grandma and her 32 yo granddaughter should be able to marry? How about 25 yo twin brothers who are in love? They should be able to marry? All of these people should be able to marry if they are in love and want to? What about someone who is aready married to 1 or more other people? They should be able to marry too? If your answer is no to *any* of these then you didn't really mean what you said.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:I didnt realize you needed it to be broken down Barney style.
With the exception of the 3 year old (who is not of legal age and whose brain is not even close to being fully developed), yes I believe anyone should be able to marry. Do I agree with family members marrying each other? Not necessarily, but its not my life so I have no place to tell them what to do with theirs. Do I agree with polygamy? Not really, but again, not my life. Who are you to tell anyone that they cant marry the one they love?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Ok, so two 3 year olds should be able to marry? A 70 yo grandma and her 32 yo granddaughter should be able to marry? How about 25 yo twin brothers who are in love? They should be able to marry? All of these people should be able to marry if they are in love and want to? What about someone who is aready married to 1 or more other people? They should be able to marry too? If your answer is no to *any* of these then you didn't really mean what you said.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
umm no.
Marriage is and can be defined as "an intimate and close relationship"
Marriage is not meant to be exclusively heterosexual. Heterosexuals do not own the definition of marriage.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
I don't need anything broken down. I'm exposing the fact that you didn't mean what you wrote. If you truly want the laws changed to state that anyone can marry anyone then the word marriage means nothing. Truth is, you want laws and regulations on who can mary jnust like everyone else. You just want to change the definition and meaning of what marriage actually is to suit a subjective socially defined morality.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:I didnt realize you needed it to be broken down Barney style.
With the exception of the 3 year old (who is not of legal age and whose brain is not even close to being fully developed), yes I believe anyone should be able to marry. Do I agree with family members marrying each other? Not necessarily, but its not my life so I have no place to tell them what to do with theirs. Do I agree with polygamy? Not really, but again, not my life. Who are you to tell anyone that they cant marry the one they love?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Ok, so two 3 year olds should be able to marry? A 70 yo grandma and her 32 yo granddaughter should be able to marry? How about 25 yo twin brothers who are in love? They should be able to marry? All of these people should be able to marry if they are in love and want to? What about someone who is aready married to 1 or more other people? They should be able to marry too? If your answer is no to *any* of these then you didn't really mean what you said.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
Fact is, marriage has been the union of one man and one woman since the start. Matrimony literally comes from the Latin meaning 'to make a mother' which is literally impossible for 2 men.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:umm no.
Marriage is and can be defined as "an intimate and close relationship"
Marriage is not meant to be exclusively heterosexual. Heterosexuals do not own the definition of marriage.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
I don't need anything broken down. I'm exposing the fact that you didn't mean what you wrote. If you truly want the laws changed to state that anyone can marry anyone then the word marriage means nothing. Truth is, you want laws and regulations on who can mary jnust like everyone else. You just want to change the definition and meaning of what marriage actually is to suit a subjective socially defined morality.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:I didnt realize you needed it to be broken down Barney style.
With the exception of the 3 year old (who is not of legal age and whose brain is not even close to being fully developed), yes I believe anyone should be able to marry. Do I agree with family members marrying each other? Not necessarily, but its not my life so I have no place to tell them what to do with theirs. Do I agree with polygamy? Not really, but again, not my life. Who are you to tell anyone that they cant marry the one they love?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Ok, so two 3 year olds should be able to marry? A 70 yo grandma and her 32 yo granddaughter should be able to marry? How about 25 yo twin brothers who are in love? They should be able to marry? All of these people should be able to marry if they are in love and want to? What about someone who is aready married to 1 or more other people? They should be able to marry too? If your answer is no to *any* of these then you didn't really mean what you said.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
Again, having to break it down for your little, closed off mind....
A 3 year old is not mature enough, legally capable, or cognitively developed enough to enter in to such relationships.
furthermore, relationships are not only meant to procreate. What about heterosexual couples who are infertile? Does that make their marriage null and void because they cant have children?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
No that won't work. Someone could have "an intimate and close relationship" with a 3yo and you already said no to that. Contradiction there. What if someone had "an intimate and close relationship" with 10-15 people in diff states without telling the others? What a legal nightmare.
Fact is, marriage has been the union of one man and one woman since the start. Matrimony literally comes from the Latin meaning 'to make a mother' which is literally impossible for 2 men.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:umm no.
Marriage is and can be defined as "an intimate and close relationship"
Marriage is not meant to be exclusively heterosexual. Heterosexuals do not own the definition of marriage.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
I don't need anything broken down. I'm exposing the fact that you didn't mean what you wrote. If you truly want the laws changed to state that anyone can marry anyone then the word marriage means nothing. Truth is, you want laws and regulations on who can mary jnust like everyone else. You just want to change the definition and meaning of what marriage actually is to suit a subjective socially defined morality.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:I didnt realize you needed it to be broken down Barney style.
With the exception of the 3 year old (who is not of legal age and whose brain is not even close to being fully developed), yes I believe anyone should be able to marry. Do I agree with family members marrying each other? Not necessarily, but its not my life so I have no place to tell them what to do with theirs. Do I agree with polygamy? Not really, but again, not my life. Who are you to tell anyone that they cant marry the one they love?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Ok, so two 3 year olds should be able to marry? A 70 yo grandma and her 32 yo granddaughter should be able to marry? How about 25 yo twin brothers who are in love? They should be able to marry? All of these people should be able to marry if they are in love and want to? What about someone who is aready married to 1 or more other people? They should be able to marry too? If your answer is no to *any* of these then you didn't really mean what you said.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Again, having to break it down for your little, closed off mind....
A 3 year old is not mature enough, legally capable, or cognitively developed enough to enter in to such relationships.
furthermore, relationships are not only meant to procreate. What about heterosexual couples who are infertile? Does that make their marriage null and void because they cant have children?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
No that won't work. Someone could have "an intimate and close relationship" with a 3yo and you already said no to that. Contradiction there. What if someone had "an intimate and close relationship" with 10-15 people in diff states without telling the others? What a legal nightmare.
Fact is, marriage has been the union of one man and one woman since the start. Matrimony literally comes from the Latin meaning 'to make a mother' which is literally impossible for 2 men.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:umm no.
Marriage is and can be defined as "an intimate and close relationship"
Marriage is not meant to be exclusively heterosexual. Heterosexuals do not own the definition of marriage.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
I don't need anything broken down. I'm exposing the fact that you didn't mean what you wrote. If you truly want the laws changed to state that anyone can marry anyone then the word marriage means nothing. Truth is, you want laws and regulations on who can mary jnust like everyone else. You just want to change the definition and meaning of what marriage actually is to suit a subjective socially defined morality.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:I didnt realize you needed it to be broken down Barney style.
With the exception of the 3 year old (who is not of legal age and whose brain is not even close to being fully developed), yes I believe anyone should be able to marry. Do I agree with family members marrying each other? Not necessarily, but its not my life so I have no place to tell them what to do with theirs. Do I agree with polygamy? Not really, but again, not my life. Who are you to tell anyone that they cant marry the one they love?
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Ok, so two 3 year olds should be able to marry? A 70 yo grandma and her 32 yo granddaughter should be able to marry? How about 25 yo twin brothers who are in love? They should be able to marry? All of these people should be able to marry if they are in love and want to? What about someone who is aready married to 1 or more other people? They should be able to marry too? If your answer is no to *any* of these then you didn't really mean what you said.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:Excuse me? How did you come to the conclusion that I dont mean what I said? I certainly do mean what I said, that is why I said it. EVERYONE has the right to marry whomever they choose.
Quoting SlapItHigh:
Except you don't actually mean what you say. You don't think "EVERYONE" should be able to marry. You only one to redefine marriage for one special circumstance and not any others.
Quoting Mrs.Miller11:No one's religion should play ANY part in determining laws. Furthermore, EVERYONE has the right to love whomever they choose AND to express such love any way that they see fit, including marriage recognized by state and federal gov't.
NO one has the right to tell anyone they can't marry, these are not meant to be debated or voted on.
Cleaning
- GreenEyes8707
on Nov. 18, 2012 at 10:39 PM