Personally I considered this to be rather mundane and pointless, but I have no doubt that this will heat up before it falls off the first page, therefore the Pit.
All we need now are bumper stickers saying that God kills a kitten every time gays marry. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Do they deepen the hole they’re digging for themselves by implying that the benefits extended to heterosexual employees and their families are not considered a financial burden because they help to ensure healthy breeding stock?
Seriously … the tax-dodging megacorporations hurt small business FAR MORE than a tiny handful of gay employees drawing benefits. If the major corporations actually paid their damned share of the tax burden, it’d be better for small business. But you won’t hear any politician say that.
Michael Steele hasn’t yet grasped that he’s not supposed to propose anything or talk, but rather he’s there to read prepared statements by Hannity, Limbaugh, and or Gingrich and Cheney, to pose for pictures with them and to say some variation of “Hell no they aren’t racist, me and them’s friends!” has he?
I have heard the argument before, by some guy in a bar, that gay marriage would mess with health insurance and pension plans. I disagree.
Gay men and lesbians make up only a small slice of our population. Depending on your source, they’re somewhere between 2% and 5% of us. Many gay couples would combine two insurance accounts, and not cost any more.
Sure, now. Once they learn there’s a chance to file taxes jointly and get family bereavement leave in it for them people are gonna start assfucking and cunnilingulating like crazy (fast as they can get their shit packed for the men and lickety split for the women).
I didn’t know he was the RNC Chairman, either. Was he - as my first instinct tells me - elected as a “we like black people too!” response to Obama’s election?
Now they’re trying to come up with some sort of practical reason why this shouldn’t happen, desperately floundering and thrashing like the guy who knows the shark is gonna get him, but hopes maybe to scare him away. Yeah, right. Good luck with that, chum.
Like so many times, you can see the change coming from way, way off, and it looks like it will never get here, detours, stalls, more detours and then suddenly the train goes roaring past, the walls come tumbling down, and the avalanche…avalanches!
Someone should document all these people’s anti-SSM rhetoric now so it can be played back when they deny it in 20 years. I mean, how many people now admit they were on the wrong side of civil rights? It’s like how, if everyone who claims to have been at Woodstock had really been there, it would’ve been 10 times as big. The math doesn’t add up :dubious:.