MLUG: Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] [POLITICS] what next?
Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] [POLITICS] what next?
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On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Christian M. Cepel wrote:

I have no problem with civil unions with the same 'privileges' and rights. I just don't believe 'marriage' is an entity of the state.

Same here. Let's put an end to state "marriages" and replace them with some other kind of 'union' or 'partnership' contract.



I fundamentally believe that marriage was established by God as a perfect model, and sex and therefor children restricted to within that framework. I say perfect, because I believe for a child to not have both a mother and a father is damaging.

Children of homosexual parents have been studied. They grow up to be really quite normal, so I'm not sure there is evidence of "damage." It seems unlikely to me that marriage was designed by a deity and not by human beings.



I can think of plenty of stepped on civil liberties and constitution violations that they wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole.

Give some examples. Seriously, I am interested.

This and the above requests for examples are valid. I'm not much good at going back through and finding these things, but I will try to find the time, unless some like minded individual does it first on my/their behalf.

Well, if you ever get to it, I do want to know. I would not expect ACLU to refuse to help someone whose free speech right, for example, was being violated. They have stood up for Nazis. Believe me, the ACLU hates Nazis!



In this case, the wife of a friend (both professional gradate students, and the wife a professional photographer rather well off) finally became pregnant after a long period of trying. She went to the student health center to get a pregnancy test and maybe some prenatal advice and vitamins.

That's a bizarre story. Of course we are hearing one side of the story interpreted a certain way. I wouldn't recommend giving RU-486 to anyone who hadn't signed a form saying that was what she wanted. The health center staff were amazingly incompetent. That this had anything to do with the patient being Korean seems to be pure speculation.


Mike

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