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Big Sky Country = Another one falls to reason!

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Federal District Court Judge Brian Morris issued his ruling yesterday holding the Republicans' gay marriage ban as unconstitutional; no stay was ordered pending our Tea Party AG's appeal to the 9th Circuit - who will roll their eyes and stamp it DENIED!

They'll be issuing marriage licenses and gay marrying them durn gays all over the state starting at 8am today!!

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I can't wait to hear the bigots crying. Another few years, we'll legalize marijuana here for personal use and then it's all hell breaking loose!

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Republicans will just act the same way they did after civil rights and women's rights were established; lie and pretend they were always for them.
"... many false opinions may be changed for true ones, without in the least
altering the habits of mind of which false opinions are the result."

Source: Autobiography of J. S. Mill

I'm happy about the immediate result but do not think that just being proven morally wrong (once again) will have any damaging effect on the party who (finally) accepted all of the principles of feminism and then demonified the word "feminist".



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Remiss of me not to have posted another victory (albeit perhaps temporary)
The U.S. state of Ohio does not recognize same-sex marriages. It enacted a statute in February 2004 that excluded same-sex couples from marriage or any legal status similar to marriage. It also denied recognition to marriages established in other jurisdictions. Voters approved an amendment to the Ohio Constitution, effective December 2004, that reiterated the statute's definitions and restrictions.
Two lawsuits in federal court have challenged Ohio's denial of marriage rights to same-sex couples, asking Ohio to recognize marriages from other jurisdictions for the purpose of recording a spouse on a death certificate and for recording parents' names on a birth certificates. Judge Timothy Black, of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, ruled that Ohio must recognize same-sex marriages from other jurisdictions. He stayed general enforcement of his ruling, but ordered the state to recognize out-of-state same-sex marriages for completing death certificates in all cases and for four birth certificates. Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine appealed the rulings to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, which consolidated the two cases and held oral argument on August 6. That court upheld Ohio's ban on same-sex marriage on November 6.
It is largely a matter of indifference to me whether 1 or 50 states recognize homosexual (the word that means 'same sex) 'marriage'. I believe now and always will that states should not do so, but society will do as it wishes and citizens must abide by the law.

Homophiles have in the past forty years wrought an amazingly skillful work of marketing that is worth a neutral academic study or two (any that may have been done are almost certainly biased one way or the other. I'm gonna getcha, getcha... sorry). Madison Avenue (as-was) could learn a lot.
For Christianity, by identifying truth with faith, must teach-and, properly understood, does teach-that any interference with the truth is immoral. A Christian with faith has nothing to fear from the facts

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it s funny....

some people think that anyone who doesn t want to live in provincetown is a neanderthal

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wesw wrote:it s funny....

some people think that anyone who doesn t want to live in provincetown is a neanderthal
Yes, I'm sure some people do.



However, I doubt very much any of those some people post on this board.


I'm sure that's not what you mean to insinuate.
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noooooooo...... :)

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