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Since: Oct 11
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> I will be judged for seeking the best for children. You will be judged for DELIBERATELY promoting children birthed apart from a parent and a gender. I'm willing to risk God's opinion about which of us is using children. And I have no problem with what God would think, especially since I'm the one that would rather children have parents than be raised in institutions.
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Since: Oct 11
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Every hear of the 'Cinderella effect'? It is a interesting combination of evolution and proof that a step/adoptive parent can never match a birth parent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinderella_effec... I know it's wiki, but the end lists a number of specific studies. Smile. But that's not the argument. The argument is whether the world's 4 plus million orphans are going to do better with adoptive parents or being raised in institutions.
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Since: Oct 11
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Once again you show your brokenness. Bigotry of religion by trying to judge something you know nothing about (ignorance). Moses had one wife. But to my point of brokenness, but not in you; The Bible makes it clear many times of Moses' brokennesss. Murder, anger and more. WRONG. "And Moses was content to dwell with the man: and he gave Moses Zipporah his daughter." Exodus 2:21.(See also Exodus 18:1-6.) "And Miriam and Aaron spake against Moses because of the Ethiopian woman whom he had married: for he had married an Ethiopian woman." Numbers 12:1
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“Facts”
Since: May 08
Zapopan, Mexico
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Cheyenne277 wrote: <quoted text>Keep dreaming.
Even in those states they still refer to it as gay marriage, whether it's legal or not. and people refer to the peso here as dollars..........LOL But we know they are not
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Since: May 08
Zapopan, Mexico
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Laughing at a moron wrote: <quoted text>Duck, bob, weave and spin! So how many people don't agree with you? There are many more than three here.
Huummm? once again you prove you don't understand anything you read........LOL Grumpy and I were talking about a specific thread when I made the statement Please follow me to a conservative thread where not one person would even waste a moment on a troll like you
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“Facts”
Since: May 08
Zapopan, Mexico
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Rick in Kansas wrote: <quoted text>Actually dear, it's the other way around. Other than the recent vote in North Carolina (and no real surprise there), you people have been on a pretty bad losing streak, as more states have recognized the marriage of same sex couples than denied recognition. The tide of public opinion and the Courts have been coming over to our side when discrimination against us is challenged and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it beyond whining. Your place as an embarrassment to America's history has been assured as future generations, long use to the marriages of same sex couples, will be scratching their heads and wondering what in the hell was the matter with people like you. the score is 31 to 5 You are losing badly
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“KiMare'a the Monster Mutation”
Since: Nov 10
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Bill Of Rights wrote: <quoted text> Lets take "Gods" opinion into court and watch you laughed out of the room! Secular country! I love your bumper sticker mentality! LOL,Just like Brian's,and just as worthless! But judge,God said.....LOL Hey not so bright, I was responding to your buddies warning about judgment. I just went to the highest court. Smile.
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Since: Oct 11
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Here Is One wrote: <quoted text> and people refer to the peso here as dollars..........LOL But we know they are not But you're in a 3rd world country. I'm not.
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“Does not play well ”
Since: Nov 07
Salina, KS
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akpilot wrote: Came and passed? Have you ever read the Constitution, the Federal Congress is irrelevant, the states don't need them to Amend the Constitution. Your chances of getting two-thirds of the states to call for a Constitutional Convention are even more remote than getting a two thirds vote in Congress, that's why I didn't even bother mentioning the option.
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“KiMare'a the Monster Mutation”
Since: Nov 10
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Cheyenne277 wrote: <quoted text> But that's not the argument. The argument is whether the world's 4 plus million orphans are going to do better with adoptive parents or being raised in institutions. You speak with forked tongue, Indian. You challenged me to verify. I did. You can't. You make me smile. And smile. And smile.
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Since: Oct 11
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Hey not so bright, I was responding to your buddies warning about judgment. I just went to the highest court. Smile. Wow your smiles are overwhelming. Not sure if I can take any more...lol.
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Since: Nov 07
Salina, KS
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Here Is One wrote: the score is 31 to 5 You are losing badly We may be behind on your little-minded score card, but the reality is that you and your ilk have already lost. We will have the right to marry, even if they are the same sex and we will have those marriages recognized no matter where in this country we might live. You can deny it all you want, but it doesn't change the reality. Work on your coping skills now, you're going to need them sooner than you imagine.
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“IT'S TIME TO ELIMINATE”
Since: Mar 11
PROP 8 AND DOMA!!!
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> No they don't. Again, what you believe is not relevant, but you are wrong.....kids are just as well adjusted as kids raised by heterosexual parents.
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“IT'S TIME TO ELIMINATE”
Since: Mar 11
PROP 8 AND DOMA!!!
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Rick in Kansas wrote: <quoted text>Your chances of getting two-thirds of the states to call for a Constitutional Convention are even more remote than getting a two thirds vote in Congress, that's why I didn't even bother mentioning the option. Especially seeing as a Constitutional Convention has NEVER been done before to change the Constitution.
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ELH
Vancouver, WA
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akpilot wrote: <quoted text> BTW, the Constitution is "carved in stone." Your correct as usual and THAT explains why the courts NEVER interpret or re interpret the constitution to conform to current social norms.
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Since: Oct 11
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> You speak with forked tongue, Indian. You challenged me to verify. I did. You can't. You make me smile. And smile. And smile. Despite your smiles you didn't verify anything other than that you'd rather orphaned children be raised by the state in institutions than have actual parents.
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ELH
Vancouver, WA
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Here Is One wrote: I read about 100 papers per day And yet you are pretty much as ignorant as they come. Go figure.
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“KiMare'a the Monster Mutation”
Since: Nov 10
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Cheyenne277 wrote: <quoted text> Despite your smiles you didn't verify anything other than that you'd rather orphaned children be raised by the state in institutions than have actual parents. So you have conceded everything except something I never said. Smile.
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ELH
Vancouver, WA
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thisGuy wrote: <quoted text> Marry whoever you want, just don't shove it down my throat & expect me to change my mind on your abnormal way of foreplay. You are a skeezy trolls that spents more time on any given day THINKING and POSTING about "gay sex" that the average ADULT (gay or straight) has does in their entire life. So explain to us why we should take a sexual/social deviant seriously?
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Since: Nov 07
Salina, KS
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RnL2008 wrote: Especially seeing as a Constitutional Convention has NEVER been done before to change the Constitution. That's nice, kill off any hope the poor boy had left...
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