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Originally posted by Great King RatShe is not a lawyer. Most people are not. Like I said, she drew up a will in her own hand writing and thought it would hold up in a court of law. After all, it is her possessions, is it not? Well according to the state she surrendered those possessions when she got married unbeknown to her.
She knew she was getting married. Should've thought about it some more, shouldn't she??
And we all hear stories of the 20 year old blond marrying the 90 year old rich guy. These things are just absurd. If the state would just get out of the marriage business, these kinds of things would stop.
23 Sep 15
Originally posted by no1marauderDemocracy is only as good as the moral fiber of those voting, and their knowledge about the issues.
If the People's representatives can't pass laws which might have a differential effect on individuals even if they advance the interest of the People overall, then democracy is useless.
As the moral fabric of society wanes and their education regarding the issues, so does the power of democracy effecting positive change within the said society.
23 Sep 15
Originally posted by whodeySo what you are saying is that democracy doesn't work, because there are too many people like you?
Democracy is only as good as the moral fiber of those voting, and their knowledge about the issues.
As the moral fabric of society wanes and their education regarding the issues, so does the power of democracy effecting positive change within the said society.
23 Sep 15
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Originally posted by whodeyIf the 90 year old rich guy wouldn't marry the 20 year old blonde "these kinds of things" wouldn't happen.
And we all hear stories of the 20 year old blond marrying the 90 year old rich guy. These things are just absurd. If the state would just get out of the marriage business, these kinds of things would stop.
Maybe you should just allow people to make stupid mistakes, instead of taking their choice away. You're in favor of freedom, aren't you?
Edit: of course, all you're looking for in the end is ways to not "normalize" being gay, but let's pretend we're actually talking about marriage in general.
23 Sep 15
Originally posted by whodeyWhy not insist the State get out of the "will business"? If you're dead, you're dead and whoever gets to your property first gets to keep it. Or not; maybe the State should get out of the "property business" too
She is not a lawyer. Most people are not. Like I said, she drew up a will in her own hand writing and thought it would hold up in a court of law. After all, it is her possessions, is it not? Well according to the state she surrendered those possessions when she got married unbeknown to her.
And we all hear stories of the 20 year old blond marrying the ...[text shortened]... rd. If the state would just get out of the marriage business, these kinds of things would stop.
23 Sep 15
Originally posted by bill718Bill,
I've never understood why our beloved lawmakers devote so much time on a subject such as this that affects such a small percentage of our population. I feel like screaming at our lawmakers to start working on problems such as our crumbling infrastructure and reducing our national debt, rather than fussing about a couple of Lesbians who want to get married.
You're learning. It isn't what is said, but how loud it is shouted. Minorities make majorities feel guilty, and enough of the majority takes on the cause, when simpler solutions are already available.
23 Sep 15
Originally posted by no1marauderYou know as well as I do, that the State covets the money it can glean from estates. Money that has already been taxes usually multiple time. And lawyers love it, because the whole thing is loaded with litigation.
Why not insist the State get out of the "will business"? If you're dead, you're dead and whoever gets to your property first gets to keep it. Or not; maybe the State should get out of the "property business" too
23 Sep 15
Originally posted by Great King RatIf the 90 year old rich guy wouldn't marry the 20 year old blonde "these kinds of things" wouldn't happen.
If the 90 year old rich guy wouldn't marry the 20 year old blonde "these kinds of things" wouldn't happen.
Maybe you should just allow people to make stupid mistakes, instead of taking their choice away. You're in favor of freedom, aren't you?
Edit: of course, all you're looking for in the end is ways to not "normalize" being gay, but let's pretend we're actually talking about marriage in general.
Whose to blame, the elderly rich guy, or the money grubbing 20 year old female any color hair?
23 Sep 15
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Originally posted by KazetNagorraDemocracy is evil, if it is unlimited. Many, perhaps most things, should never be voted on, in a legislative or regulatory manner. Approval of even a super majority (say 75% ), leaves the dissenters (25% ) wondering where their rights went.
So what you are saying is that democracy doesn't work, because there are too many people like you?
