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Quote# 78372

Gay marriage is impossible. Congress and the courts and the president can not change this any more than they can change gravity.

unlearner, Free Republic 74 Comments [12/30/2010 4:26:39 AM]
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#1239212
I read about the afterlife

Unlearner, living up to his username!

12/30/2010 4:34:23 AM

#1239213
shykid

If same-sex marriages are "impossible", then why don't you just let the government "try" to recognize them already and STFU?

What's the point in worrying about or trying to stop the impossible?

12/30/2010 4:45:46 AM

#1239214
C_V


I thought gravity was 'just a theory' like TOE?

12/30/2010 4:46:25 AM

#1239215
shykid

Disregard this; I suck cocks.

12/30/2010 4:47:52 AM

#1239218
Areze

Grass is purple and cherries fall up!

12/30/2010 4:51:05 AM

#1239219
HoverSponge

Nice... Un-Learner

12/30/2010 4:52:37 AM

#1239220
Reverend Jeremiah

Why put your self into a position where you can so easily fail like that?

Oh yeah, you dont like people questioning your authority..just like all the other freepers. Do as I say, not as I do, and dont ask questions or suffer my wrath.


12/30/2010 4:54:15 AM

#1239229
Anon

Well ... the governments of The Netherlands, Belgium, Canada, Sweden and Norway somehow managed to allow it.

It was much easier than one might think. And these countries still work very fine. No instant breakdown of society there, no "Sodom and Gomorrha". Actually, there was nearly no change in daily life, except that: Homosexual people now can and do marry.

12/30/2010 5:40:51 AM

#1239230
Aspergus

Then why is it already a reality in ten nations and several jurisdictions within the United States?

12/30/2010 5:40:54 AM

#1239231
Mister Spak

But gravity is only a theory.

12/30/2010 5:44:23 AM

#1239234
WMDKitty

Canada (and reality) say otherwise.

12/30/2010 5:51:50 AM

#1239235
Table Rock

Yes, writing a certificate with two people's names on it is just as difficult as building a gravity-nullification device.

12/30/2010 5:52:03 AM

#1239236


Sorry, you're wrong. But thanks for playing.

Marriage is not purely the province of religion, let alone purely the province of Christianity. Marriage can simply be a legal document. Ceremonies to recognise a joining of two people existed long before Christianity was invented as did homosexuality.

While a Christian gay marriage may be argued to be impossible (assuming one is willing to take the word of some dudes who, a couple of thousand years ago, said and wrote a bunch of stuff they claimed was inspired by a god), a gay marriage is not impossible in and of itself.

And who's to say that this god hasn't changed its mind? The Christian god clearly changed its mind about a bunch of things between the old and new testament. Plenty of things have changed in Catholicism over the years, things that apparently came down from their god by way of the Pope. But there are also things that supposedly came from that god that the Catholic church doesn't want people to know, choosing to reveal only some of the documents for construction of the Bible for instance. Perhaps the Christian god has changed its mind about homosexuality, but everyone to whom the message has been passed is simply bigoted and so just isn't passing it on?

12/30/2010 5:53:35 AM

#1239242
The_L

Yet gay people are still getting married to other gay people.

12/30/2010 6:04:56 AM

#1239244
Swede

If it is impossible, then how did my country, and many other, manage to allow it?
We're still here, heterosexuals are still marrying, no fire and brimstone from the skies.

The president can change fewer things than you realize, little unlearner. He's far from omnipotent.

12/30/2010 6:10:41 AM

#1239246
RIchStPete

Pefect name!

12/30/2010 6:21:16 AM

#1239247
nutbunny

Is it impossible because God itself would intervene?

12/30/2010 6:23:31 AM

#1239249
Doubting Thomas

Seems pretty possible, since it's already happening in Iowa and Massachusetts as well as in some other countries.

I swear, do these people live in a freakin' bubble or something?

12/30/2010 6:32:58 AM

#1239259
Mudak

For Free Republic, this really isn't so fundy as it is stupid.

I just wish he'd qualify what he means by impossible.

12/30/2010 7:13:08 AM

#1239261
JonathanE

The marriage itself is, of course, not impossible at all.
If you refer to the act of procreation as part of marriage, then you must be willing to negate any marriages of people who are unable to bear children. You can't have it both ways, dickhead.

12/30/2010 7:17:40 AM

#1239262
TGRwulf

Keep telling yourself that. It doesn't make it any more true.

12/30/2010 7:20:29 AM

#1239268
Zeus Almighty

Miscegenation is impossible. Lincoln and the nigger lovers can not change this any more than they can change gravity.*

... Oh, wait.

* Sorry, I woke up thinking it was 1860 for some reason.

12/30/2010 7:30:17 AM

#1239270
Nowonmai

Yanno, the same things were said about marriages between different ethnic groups, and they were wrong then, and wrong now.

12/30/2010 7:34:30 AM

#1239271
Serph-no-Okami

@Anon: True, our societies aren't that much different since our government allowed same-sex marriage. I just miss our good old gravity sometimes though, this whole new "equal attraction between bodies without regard to mass or density" just isn't my thing...

12/30/2010 7:38:29 AM

#1239273
The Lazy One

You know what else is impossible? UNICORNS.

12/30/2010 7:57:52 AM
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