I'll do what now?Let me be clear, I'm not an activist for the cause and I don't have a dog in that race. That being said, I whole heartedly believe that gay and lesbian couples should have the right to be blissfully miserable just like the rest of us married folks.Be careful what you wish for because when you get a divorce they'll take everything!!!
I was actually remembering things my own darling Mrs. India Actual said to me when we got married. No reason to get flustered. Jay, come get your cat.I'll do what now?
Let me be clear, I'm not an activist for the cause and I don't have a dog in that race. That being said, I whole heartedly believe that gay and lesbian couples should have the right to be blissfully miserable just like the rest of us married folks.
She'll take your nuts if you divorce her, huh?I was actually remembering things my own darling Mrs. India Actual said to me when we got married. No reason to get flustered. Jay, come get your cat.
I'm a severely lapsed Catholic who gave up on the church because of all the abuse and the evil stuff I've seen in the world. While I did have a religious ceremony myself and I still hold my own beliefs, I'm more speaking to the legal definition so you're right that civil union would be more appropriate. If the couple is religious themselves then they can see it however they want.Sure, but I won't recognize it as a marriage because it just isn't that. Civil partnerships were fine as it gave them the same privileges as married couples. Why they fought for marriage rights is beyond me. You either don't follow Christianity, in which case why do you want marriage over civil partnership? Or you do follow and know that marriage is explicitly between a man and a woman and are willing to go against the Bible you claim to believe in.
I am sure this is not the case for all Catholics, but in my experience, traditional Catholics have a way of putting people off from God. Happened to me. Used to go to PSR classes, told my mom they were making me hate God and she never made me go back.
It's all I've ever known and I have a very religious mother who sent me to private school which was in the diocese. I guess when I was in the military I started to rebel from church doctrine a little bit but when I started my career in law enforcement and saw all the horrendously, mind numbing things humanity had to offer then I left it all behind because it gave me no comfort. Maybe some day I'll resume my Christian faith and definitely not in the Catholic church, but only time will tell.
I know where you're coming from because the town I grew up in was almost entirely all Poles and Italians. Part of my extended family is Italian because it's all Catholics do is find other Catholics to marry. It's why you have interesting mixes of people in the world today like my people and Haitians. Look it up, it's a thing.
My niece was going to be a cop. She had her heart on it and mind made up about it. This was a few years ago, right around the time this crap started getting out of hand with people wanting to kill cops and hunt them down. She changed her mind. Sadly, she is working at McDonald's now and has no aspirations in life. It is sad.
I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but this 25th Amendment committee she wants to form seems awfully suspicious given the fact that their guy is nearing 78 years old and not all there.
Screw it, I'm a tin hat. They are evil bastards that worship the devil.
