Tuesday 25 November 2008 @ 7:13 am
ahzembiq asked:
In California there is the ongoing debate about Prop 8 and a ban on *** marriage. I’m a bit confused on some of the details. Is the non-hetero community trying to get legal rights which are not currently available to them, in the form of forming a legally recognized union (whatever it may be called) between two people?
In California there is the ongoing debate about Prop 8 and a ban on *** marriage. I’m a bit confused on some of the details. Is the non-hetero community trying to get legal rights which are not currently available to them, in the form of forming a legally recognized union (whatever it may be called) between two people?
Or is this about having the right to refer to legally recognized unions between non-hetero partners as “marriage”?
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Monday 29 September 2008 @ 11:39 pm
axel asked:
Why do gays think they should have special rights? Marriage is between a man and woman only. Straight people don’t have the right to marry someone of the same sex so the law is the same for gays and normal people. How in the world can homo’s think its discrimination when the law is the same for gays and straight people?
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Why do gays think they should have special rights? Marriage is between a man and woman only. Straight people don’t have the right to marry someone of the same sex so the law is the same for gays and normal people. How in the world can homo’s think its discrimination when the law is the same for gays and straight people?
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Monday 30 June 2008 @ 11:50 pm
Nick asked:
Gay marriage is allowed in 3 states, CA, CT and MA. What will be the next states to accept *** marriage? When? Will it happen?
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Gay marriage is allowed in 3 states, CA, CT and MA. What will be the next states to accept *** marriage? When? Will it happen?
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Sunday 1 June 2008 @ 12:20 pm
Jackie asked:
Besides the fact that a civil union is legal and gay marriage isn’t. I was wondering if there’s any specific differences.
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Besides the fact that a civil union is legal and gay marriage isn’t. I was wondering if there’s any specific differences.
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