Silent Hunter
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. . . "Curse my metal body. I wasn't fast enough".
toldailytopic: Same-sex marriage: for it, or against it?
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smart enough is better
Silent Hunter
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. . . well . . . obviously you're the exception . . .
. . . otherwise you would have understood the arguments against your religious dogma relative to "created equal before the law" by now.
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Hey Chrys, what is your problems with lawyers? Does it bother you that much that they have a superior education and understanding of the law than you do?
did you watch the casey trial?
What's your point? Is it that the lawyers were smarter than the jurors?
the judge and the lawyers distorted the process
nothing new here
and
you can't blame the jurors
Actually, I, like you so often do, can blame anyone I chose to blame. The lawyers job is to present the evidence. The jurors job is to hear the evidence and decide on that basis if the person is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
It's my understand that the main reason the verdict was decided as it was is because the evidence was too muddled to show an accurate story of how the little girl died.
Why are you so lazy when it comes to using your intellect, Chrys?
why do you continue to resort to comments like this?
it doesn't help your post
or
your image
Because you have been willfully ignorant throughout this whole thread. Willful ignorance does not help YOUR image.
can a moderator put me on ignore?
I have a feeling the reason more individuals do not put you on ignore is because we feel we need to counter your bigoted and misogynistic arguments.
I'll let you answer you:
There's a word for that you know and it isn't lawyer or liberal.
so where did marriage come from?
Depends on who you ask. Not the subject. It exists, in the secular state, as a contract. And you want to deny that right to contract as it concerns homosexuals and, apparently, anyone who either won't or can't procreate.
Good luck formulating an objective argument that meets the threshold of an overwhelming interest.
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it might help us establish its purpose
if
we could take a look at the origins of marriage
if
we could take a look at the origins of marriage
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Hindu view of marriage
According to the tenets of Hinduism, marriage is a sacred relationship, a sacrament, and a divine covenant meant for procreation and continuation of family lineage.[2] In the traditional Hindu system of marriage, there is no role for the state as marriage remained a private affair within the social realm.[3] Within this traditional framework reference, marriage is undoubtedly the most important transitional point in a Hindu’s life and the most important of all the Hindu samskaras, or life-cycle rituals.[3]
According to the tenets of Hinduism, marriage is a sacred relationship, a sacrament, and a divine covenant meant for procreation and continuation of family lineage.[2] In the traditional Hindu system of marriage, there is no role for the state as marriage remained a private affair within the social realm.[3] Within this traditional framework reference, marriage is undoubtedly the most important transitional point in a Hindu’s life and the most important of all the Hindu samskaras, or life-cycle rituals.[3]
And?
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