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Rich people change the rules according to their whims
Mon Aug 6, 2012 7:32pm
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Clint Eastwood had 7 children by 5 women and only took
the time to marry two of the women.

Ray Charles had 12 children by 10 women. Shortly before
his death he called a family meeting of the children.
Ten of them showed up. He gave each a check for a
million dollars.

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  • About Christians and Marriage — Mondo Fuego™, Mon Aug 6 11:13am
    Marriage is not a "Christian-Only" institution ... it is a universal heterosexual institution around the world, recognized and upheld uniformly by all the major religions, as well as in secular... more
    • Surrender to authority — Timothy, Wed Aug 8 11:14pm
      Marriage is giving authority over yourself to the church or the state to allow you to do things humans did without authorization before the invention of marriage. If you need to give the church or... more
    • 'Love' is just a four letter word, huh? — Glenn, Tue Aug 7 6:44am
      I notice that the word 'love' did not appear once in your post. Just thought you'd like to know 8^)
      • Marriage under heterosexual people is so important that it — Διός, Wed Aug 8 7:01pm
        has a 50% failure rate. And what is it to the heterosexuals if Gay’s wanted to marry too? And what is it with those clowns, the Gay’s don’t tell them what to do or not to do. It is just another way... more
      • Rarely does — greenman, Wed Aug 8 5:32pm
        ...when bigots are discussing the subject. The frequent use of the word "queers" is all you need to know. The post should have been taken down...and the poster, too.
      • Marriage is ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Tue Aug 7 11:52am
        ... a legal contract ... some people marry for love ... some for money ... some for security ... just thought you would like to know. In the US, marriage was never about queers ... well, until the... more
        • What do you actuly know about gay people — Christopher Blackwell , Wed Aug 8 8:20pm
          Mondo Fuego™ You keep making claims based on your assumptions about Gay people, designed to justify your dislike of them.
    • Rich people change the rules according to their whims — Clawson, Mon Aug 6 7:32pm
    • Not codified in the Consttution — Christopher Blackwell , Mon Aug 6 5:39pm
      Mondo Fuego™ Marriage was not codified in the Constitution by the founders,so apparently they didn't consider it quit as important as you do. Homosexually is not considered a perversion by... more
      • LOL ... the psychologists and psychiatrists ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Mon Aug 6 10:00pm
        ... who don't think homosexuality is a perversion are most likely homosexuals ... taking care of their own. You are a funny little man.
        • Not all all, they are themajority — Christopher Blackwell , Thu Aug 9 8:30pm
          Mondo Fuego™ The early ideas in Psychology were based on flawed research. Early studies were based only either Gays in prison or Gays seeking help for emotional problems. If the same flawed research... more
        • The official Data and Statistical Manual (DSM) ... — Clawson, Tue Aug 7 1:57pm
          ...is used by doctors, hospitals, and insurance companies to set the codes for medical procedures. The manual is re-published every few years, with changes and additions. It is expensive, but used... more
          • A flaw in definitions ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Tue Aug 7 3:23pm
            ... a "regular" queer (i.e., a homosexual not termed a pedophile) can also be a psychopath, and the death of their "bathhouse" victim would not bother them in the least. Also, I am quite certain that ... more
    • Marriage... — Amadeus, Mon Aug 6 12:34pm
      ...is not a universally heterosexual institution. It isn't a universally monogamous institution. Whether or not any particular government or religion approves, marriage happens and marriage changes.... more
      • Go back ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Mon Aug 6 10:01pm
        ... and read what I said.
        • Go back ... — Amadeus, Tue Aug 7 1:29pm
          ... and read what I responded. LOL Amadeus
    • Should gay men marry heterosexual women? — Ken C, Mon Aug 6 11:53am
      It seems like that kind of marriage would be less stable because the man is trying to deny his feelings. If two men want to get married and they are not allowed to, how does that "promote stability... more
      • Two men ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Mon Aug 6 10:03pm
        ... do not constitute a "family unit". Next!
        • But they can create children — Christopher Blackwell , Thu Aug 9 8:13pm
          Mondo Fuego™, Which is given as one excuse for having family. They just need a surgate mother. Ah the wonders of modern medical science, and modern day law. So being Gay does not mean giving up... more
        • That is certainly one perspective... — Sprout, Tue Aug 7 7:26am
          But what about a guy, who looses his wife to cancer, whose brother comes to live with them and help raise the kids... Isn't two brothers working to raise a child that is son to one and nephew to the... more
          • Of course it is — greenman, Wed Aug 8 4:59pm
            Pseudo-religious idiots still snapping towels in the boy's locker room. Not like you can expect understanding of complex or varied human relationships from that kind.
          • The father and the children ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Tue Aug 7 2:58pm
            ... are a "family unit" ... the brother is a "brother" and "uncle" who just happens to live with them. Now you know. :)
            • Geeand if the father happens to be Gay — Christopher Blackwell , Thu Aug 9 8:37pm
              Mondo Fuego™, Hmm, then it gets interesting. There are a fair number of Gay fathers and Gays that are deciding to become fathers. With test tube conceptions and surgate mothers, any man can become a... more
            • Do you plan to charge them crimnally if they call — Sprout, Wed Aug 8 5:45am
              themselves a family? IMO your perspective that ONLY the traditional nuclear famly, and NOTHING beyond it, can possibly consistute a "family unit" is silly.
              • Your false implication that ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Thu Aug 9 8:09pm
                ... that I would charge them criminally is even sillier. Maybe yo should take some time off, huh?
      • I think there are several factors involved... — Sprout, Mon Aug 6 12:18pm
        IMO one is a nostalgic attachment to the obsolete IDEA that somehow a heterosexual marriage IS for life... The fact that well over 50% of such marriges do NOT last that long is ignored. But the... more
        • After reading what you said ... — Mondo Fuego™ , Mon Aug 6 10:04pm
          ... no wonder the family unit is crumbling.
        • Change is coming.. — Tinfoil, Mon Aug 6 12:34pm
          Computer power is increasing exponentially year by year. Soon it will equal or exceed the human brain. With advances in materials research,etc we've got a couple decades before manufacturing totally... more
          • I'd like to clone my body ... — Ken C, Mon Aug 6 1:13pm
            I'd like to clone my body without it's brain, then let it grow for about 16 years, then transplant my current brain into my 16 year old body. Then I won't look like a dirty old man when I hang out... more
            • Will androids have rights? — Tinfoil, Mon Aug 6 1:40pm
              I can see that coming. All the do-gooders will band together demanding that android babes have the RIGHT to refuse giving old bastards like me hummers. There's always someone who'll ruin a good thing.
              • Ever see "Bicentennial Man?" — Truthteller, Mon Aug 6 2:07pm
                I thought it was an excellent example of how they would be handled.
              • that is going to depend mostly on capabilities... — Sprout, Mon Aug 6 1:58pm
                It would be a pretty simple process to program a computer to respond in certain ways ot certain commands. And if the program is complex enough it might even ACT like a person... But until the... more
                • Same as 1960s compared to 1980s — Tinfoil, Mon Aug 6 3:08pm
                  1960s chicks gave it away for free. By the 1980s they had wised-up. Why buy the cow if the milks for free they figured. The good times for guys had ended. It'll be the same for androids. The trick... more
                  • Here ya go.. — Tinfoil, Mon Aug 6 3:13pm
                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhNM2K8cmU8
          • Old people tend to resist change... then they die... — Sprout, Mon Aug 6 1:08pm
            Social change is inevitable. It always comes too fast for the old, and never comes fast enough for the young.
    • Here is the question though.... — Sprout, Mon Aug 6 11:32am
      What in marriage INHERENTLY limits it to being a heterosexual institution indefinitely? From what I hear MOST of the objections to homosexuals taking part are religious. If "Christians" don't have a... more
      • There you go — greenman, Mon Aug 6 4:56pm
        THAT was a good question.
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