And then there were 12. MN Senate just passed a bill legalizing gay marriage in Minnesota 37-30. Governor Dayton with sign it into law tomorrow.
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Congresswoman Michele Bachmann threatened to leave Minnesota today if the state goes ahead with its plans to legalize gay marriage.
In an interview with a local television station, the conservative firebrand said she believes God will destroy Minneapolis once the legislation is enacted, and wants to be far away when the reckoning happens.
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RoverFrenchy, Classic! Great post. iwh30I wish I could be as smart as you. I really do you are the man gregg729I just saw your sig, you do love having people revel in your "intelligence." Ritt18you are the perfect representation of your alma mater. Miss ThundercatThat's it, you win. TBA#2I want to kill you and dance in your blood. DisplacedCornellianHahaha. Thread over. Frenchy wins.
Granted, it's **** near realistic satire, but it's satire.
Gah I was thinking it might be, but should've looked a little deeper.
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RoverFrenchy, Classic! Great post. iwh30I wish I could be as smart as you. I really do you are the man gregg729I just saw your sig, you do love having people revel in your "intelligence." Ritt18you are the perfect representation of your alma mater. Miss ThundercatThat's it, you win. TBA#2I want to kill you and dance in your blood. DisplacedCornellianHahaha. Thread over. Frenchy wins.
I have never understood this line of reasoning from the religious right. There are many things that are sins and yet not against the law. Premarital sex, adultery, sodomy, etc are all examples of things a "good christian" doesn't do yet none of them are actually against the law, so why should gay marriage be any different? We can all go on with our daily lives and not be effect by the fact that someone else is having premarital sex, committing adultery or married to someone of the same sex.
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Granted, it's **** near realistic satire, but it's satire.
That link has been blowing up my facebook by some of my liberal friends...taking it as an actual truthful story. The best part is the ones who link to articles that also took it as real...only to have the articles taken down.
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The best part is imagining a day when Minnesota is liberated from the presence of Michele Queen of Whack-a-Doodle Bachmann and its associated embarrassment.
I have never understood this line of reasoning from the religious right. There are many things that are sins and yet not against the law. Premarital sex, adultery, sodomy, etc are all examples of things a "good christian" doesn't do yet none of them are actually against the law, so why should gay marriage be any different? We can all go on with our daily lives and not be effect by the fact that someone else is having premarital sex, committing adultery or married to someone of the same sex.
Adultery is one of the no-nos in the 10 Commandments. Sodomy is also a bibical no-no. So, as the Hebrew National commercial goes, "We answer to a higher authority."
Premarital sex is a current bug a boo with some. With the increase of teenage baby mamas, the adage of playing with fire and you might get burned may be a good teaching point.
Adultery is one of the no-nos in the 10 Commandments.
So is bearing false witness against one's neighbor. But unless you're in court or otherwise under oath and subject to a couple other limitations like fraud, lying is still protected by the 1st Amendment.
Also, that whole Freedom of Religion thing kind of makes the 1st through 3rd Commandments non-starters legally.
Adultery is one of the no-nos in the 10 Commandments. Sodomy is also a bibical no-no. So, as the Hebrew National commercial goes, "We answer to a higher authority."
Premarital sex is a current bug a boo with some. With the increase of teenage baby mamas, the adage of playing with fire and you might get burned may be a good teaching point.
You've basically defended my position for me...why does the religious right need want more laws? They already have their own set of laws that they are suppose to follow. This country is based on a freedom of religion, and not all religions believe the same things so not we shouldn't be making law of scripture. The bible says not to do something, so if you believe in the bible, don't do, but not everyone believes in the bible so we don't need a law to say someone can't do something. That is the beauty of America.
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