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Or, perhaps, putting the Supreme Court on a level higher than that of the Church of Political Correctness...They call this believing one's own bull****.
Then, considering your signature, your obvious issues with religion, and your apparently erroneous association of religion with marriage, there's a lot about such projection you've learned by yourself ..
.. Hypothetically speaking, of course. :roll:
Clearly, though, you choose not to have a fact-based discussion on the matter, as your mindset is already made up, and your again not-so-veiled ad hominem tendency is really the best that you have.
Not the signature to which I was referring -- I apologize if you didn't just delete the signature I thought I saw at the bottom of your post a moment ago.My siggy is simply a line from an Elvis Costello song, and I have certainly said nothing about religion.
:roll:Its so sweet how you keep whining about these supposed ad-homs, though. Considering your recent vomits of hate speech against gay people, which of course includes several posters here, what you are receiving back pales in comparison.
Where have I taken an anti-ssm position on this thread?
Saying that I'm under the same restrictions as everyone else is not a statement against ssm. It's just a fact.
Whites could marry other races,just not blacks specifically, and other races could marry without limit. The restriction shot down by Loving v. Virginia was specifically about blacks and whites. No other races. Whites could still marry Latinos if they wanted...just not blacks.Bearing in mind of course there was a time when you couldn't marry a black WOMAN, at least in some places.
I would like to see your source material on that.Children are raised best by their biological parents in a low conflict household
I would like to see your source material on that.
Whites could marry other races,just not blacks specifically, and other races could marry without limit. The restriction shot down by Loving v. Virginia was specifically about blacks and whites. No other races. Whites could still marry Latinos if they wanted...just not blacks.
That's why that ban was struck down.
If the restriction were broad, requiring both parties to be of the same race in order to marry, regardless of the race, the law would likely have stood.
Marriage is one of the "basic civil rights of man," fundamental to our very existence and survival.... To deny this fundamental freedom on so unsupportable a basis as the racial classifications embodied in these statutes, classifications so directly subversive of the principle of equality at the heart of the Fourteenth Amendment, is surely to deprive all the State's citizens of liberty without due process of law. The Fourteenth Amendment requires that the freedom of choice to marry not be restricted by invidious racial discrimination. Under our Constitution, the freedom to marry, or not marry, a person of another race resides with the individual and cannot be infringed by the State.
Or, perhaps, putting the Supreme Court on a level higher than that of the Church of Political Correctness...
Children are raised best by their biological parents in a low conflict household
Well its a fair question. And one I hope he gets a definite and indisputable answer to.
Does anyone know why there is an increase in boys acting girly?
And you know this how?
Are you disputing it?.
“Whether same-sex parenting causes the observed differences cannot be determined from Regnerus’ descriptive analysis,” says Cynthia Osborne, associate professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. “Children of lesbian mothers might have lived in many different family structures, and it is impossible to isolate the effects of living with a lesbian mother from experiencing divorce, remarriage, or living with a single parent.
Looking around?? When I look at teenage boys today it seems like a great deal more of them are acting girly. I personally consider it a problem.
Looking around?? When I look at teenage boys today it seems like a great deal more of them are acting girly. I personally consider it a problem.
Gee there's a shock. Heaven forbid one of them should grow up to be a homosexual. What would you do? What would you do? Oh the horror!
I won't know until I see your source material.Are you disputing it?
From your link:
The findings, to be published in the July issue of Social Science Research, are based on the first large-scale, population-based survey of young adults that features a large number of cases in which survey respondents’ parents had been in same-sex relationships.
“Most conclusions about same-sex parenting have been drawn from small, convenience samples, not larger, random ones,” says study leader Mark Regnerus, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Texas at Austin.
Most of these boys I'm referring are straight.
My generation was softer than my parents'. We had fewer hardships, more resources and Dr Spock. The current generation of pre-arranged playdate kids will be their own breed of hothouse flower.
Then also, you have to remember, there is a higher percentage of single parent households these days and the parent is generally the Mom.
Perhaps they are just all attracted to you.
The title of this thread is misleading considering the content of the quote posted with it.
Scalia was not doing the wondering - in fact, he appears to take no side in the argument - he simply states that if same sex marriage is allowed then same sex couples would have a right to adopt children and sociologists are not in agreement about whether or not same sex parents is harmful to the upbringing of a child. That's a fact that he wished to be put on the record. He didn't say he agreed with it, he simply put it forward as relevant.
Simply because you disagree with the ideological bent of those on the court you disagree with doesn't make those people evil or deserving of such disrespect.
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