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Originally posted by: Elemental007
Are peopel forgetting we have a news forum now?
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court affirms gay privacy and opens the way to a revolution in family life
Thoughts and/or opinions?
at least some sense remains in the judiciary system
Originally posted by: Ladies Man
One justice was still full of disgust. In a biting, sarcastic voice, Justice Antonin Scalia read his dissent from the bench. He denounced his colleagues for ?taking sides in the culture war.? He accused the court?s majority of having ?largely signed on to the so-called homosexual agenda.? Most Americans, Scalia warned, ?do not want persons who openly engage in homosexual conduct as partners in their business, as scout-masters for their children, as teachers in their children?s schools, or as boarders in their homes.? Scalia predicted that the court?s decision would cause ?a massive disruption of the current social order? by calling into question the government?s right to legislate morality. While noting the majority?s statement that the case did not involve gay marriage, Scalia scoffed, ?Do not believe it.?
at least some sense remains in the judiciary system
Originally posted by: conjur
talks about the same case....
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: conjur
talks about the same case....
The article talks about more than one case conjur, but either way, let's both read ATOT's thought's and/or opinions w/out calling repost![]()
Originally posted by: Ladies Man
One justice was still full of disgust. In a biting, sarcastic voice, Justice Antonin Scalia read his dissent from the bench. He denounced his colleagues for ?taking sides in the culture war.? He accused the court?s majority of having ?largely signed on to the so-called homosexual agenda.? Most Americans, Scalia warned, ?do not want persons who openly engage in homosexual conduct as partners in their business, as scout-masters for their children, as teachers in their children?s schools, or as boarders in their homes.? Scalia predicted that the court?s decision would cause ?a massive disruption of the current social order? by calling into question the government?s right to legislate morality. While noting the majority?s statement that the case did not involve gay marriage, Scalia scoffed, ?Do not believe it.?
at least some sense remains in the judiciary system
Couldn't agree more.Originally posted by: notfred
Why do people give a sh!t who other people marry? Might as well be an argument over Interracial marriage, its the same thing.