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We're too late;
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/puppy-love-man-marries-pet-dog/story-e6freol3-1225969020502
'A YOUNG Toowoomba man yesterday tied the knot with his best friend - a five-year-old labrador named Honey.
In perhaps a first for the Garden City, Laurel Bank Park hosted the wedding of Joseph Guiso and Honey, a labrador he adopted five years ago.
Thirty of the couple's closest friends and family were in attendance for the emotional ceremony, held at dusk.'
Hah! And a few pages ago, when I passed on a comment I'd heard that "all that's required for marriage is that the two people (dogs?) concerned should love each other", thus laying the way open to incestuous marriages etc, I was widely ridiculed.We're too late;
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/puppy-love-man-marries-pet-dog/story-e6freol3-1225969020502
'A YOUNG Toowoomba man yesterday tied the knot with his best friend - a five-year-old labrador named Honey.
In perhaps a first for the Garden City, Laurel Bank Park hosted the wedding of Joseph Guiso and Honey, a labrador he adopted five years ago.
Thirty of the couple's closest friends and family were in attendance for the emotional ceremony, held at dusk.'
I'm sure everyone has an opinion.
For me, it's an odd issue.
For years and years I grew up around Oxford St, Sydney seeing the rise of the gay movement and the Mardi Gras and the decline of the "Orange people". The persecution of homosexuals become less and less, the orange people disappeared - tough titties. Throughout the 80's I thought the gay message was, we are different, please just accept us for who we are.
Now I see their message as, we want to be just like you.
I couldn't care less if they want to get married, I'm just confused by this issue.
I would think this is more of a church thing rather than a government thing.
Is the concept of gay marriage, just the next step towards having access to kids?
The only benefit I can see out of being married is the option of getting divorced. I just don't get it.
I don't give a rats ar$e about gay marriage, it means jack $hit to anything.
What the hell is this Government doing, they are cranking electricity prices wasting our money, giving themselves obscene payrises and I have got to listen to his $hit about gay marriage.
Sorry about the long paragraph I'm just venting, on these absolute FFFwitts oh hang on the pressure is building up again.
I HATE THESE FOOLS.
UUUMM UMMMM UMMM, I am starting to centre myself.
I'm sure everyone has an opinion.
For me, it's an odd issue.
For years and years I grew up around Oxford St, Sydney seeing the rise of the gay movement and the Mardi Gras and the decline of the "Orange people". The persecution of homosexuals become less and less, the orange people disappeared - tough titties. Throughout the 80's I thought the gay message was, we are different, please just accept us for who we are.
Now I see their message as, we want to be just like you.
I couldn't care less if they want to get married, I'm just confused by this issue.
I would think this is more of a church thing rather than a government thing.
Is the concept of gay marriage, just the next step towards having access to kids?
The only benefit I can see out of being married is the option of getting divorced. I just don't get it.
Totally agree with both the above.I don't give a rats ar$e about gay marriage, it means jack $hit to anything.
What the hell is this Government doing, they are cranking electricity prices wasting our money, giving themselves obscene payrises and I have got to listen to his $hit about gay marriage.
It seems that homosexuality is becoming much more prevalent.
If it is, then that would rule out genetic causation.
Well I don't think it's becomming more prevalent in the muslim population.
Maybe we are just losing our moral compass. It is starting to look very similar to the fall of the Roman empire.
http://www.alp.org.au/australian-labor/national-conference-2011/
ALP members and nationally affiliated trade unions can register for National Conference. The conference is a great opportunity for Party members to watch the conference proceedings as an observer, socialise with other members and to atttend the Conference Fringe program.
For a fee non-affiliated trade union members, diplomatic representatives, organisations and individuals may attend as a Conference Observer as well.
Or,
there'll be no gay marriage under a government I lead?
http://www.international.to/index.p...-promise-under-threat&catid=36:news&Itemid=74
Monday, 20 June 2011
"The Marriage Act will stay unchanged, so marriage will be defined as it is in our current Marriage Act as between a man and a woman, and we have also said that the Labor Party policy is we do not want to see the development of ceremonies that mimic marriage ceremonies.
And so that’s the party policy, and as Prime Minister, as the leader of the parliamentary Labor Party that’s obviously my policy, and that’s what you should expect to see from the Gillard Labor Government if we’re re-elected." .. Julia Gillard.
It's based on political opportunistism, given the favourable climate in Canberra. The lesbians can income split on their tax, and adopt kids. The male gays are along for the ride.
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