Senate Committee Votes To Repeal Defense Of Marriage Act

November 10, 2011 CNN
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[chocomalk]

The Government needs to get out of our private lives.

[getatmegamer]

people are fucking dumb who think its governments job to have a role in marriage

[bobster451]

@Mojo3192 And I will repeat that his negatives outweigh anything positive.

I think we are done now.

[Mojo3192]

@bobster451 Wasn't pandering for your vote, was trying to show you that even though he has values that you are clearly against, that he values personal freedom above all. That's why he wants to pass these issues back down to the states. So the people can vote and have their say instead of having a bureaucrat from the Federal Government dictating their values upon us. This gives more power to the people.

[bobster451]

@Mojo3192 Why would I? Paul has a problem with science as well. He denies the facts of global warming also.

No, ALL the members of the GOP group of candidates are abject failures and none will get a vote from me. I agree with Paul on a few items but many very important one prohibit me from voting for this asshat.

I am done here.

[Mojo3192]

@bobster451 watch?v=QGaBAb_oS84 Ron Paul on Gay Marriage. watch?v=66jpPCIzza8 Ron Paul on Abortion and Stem Cell Research. All he says is let States decide.

[Mojo3192]

@bobster451 While is is pro-life he also believes in personal freedom. He want's to take much the power from the Federal Government & pass it back down to the states where it belongs. This includes marriage & abortion. At the state level voters will have to vote to ban, legalize, or leave it unregulated. There would be states that allow it and others that don't. If you don't like your states stance on those issues or others you could always move to a state that does share your values.

[pbfrank13]

@bobster451 Again, with the generalizations, you claimed RP wasn't qualified, under the US Constitution's parameters he is. I never said anything about birther or Obama not being qualified. I am not a birther, I merely suggested that given a longer history in public office with a consistent voting record and someone who served what, 2 years as a Senator, its a bit easier to determine which way you can expect someone to vote in office.

[bobster451]

@pbfrank13 Oh a birther in the midst! LOL! Forget it. enjoy your delusion.

BTW, Hawaii is part of the U.S.

[bobster451]

@Mojo3192 May you ought to reread what I stated earlier. I have not spread any lies and think Ron Paul does not deserve my vote. He is anti choice when it comes to reproductive rights for women and he has stated that himself. He IS an asshat.

[pbfrank13]

@420gma "The days of women having as many babies as god and men like you sees fit are over" you generalized me as following god or some type of male misogynist birth of which I am not. You didn't mention anything about taxes but when someone advocates not using force in terms of women and choices, they usually have no qualms about forced taxation, some of which goes directly to welfare. Self centered? hardly I donate/volunteer, spending others' $ on other people is not compassion fyi.

[420gma]

@pbfrank13 I agree birth control should always be used by both parties involved.Do not do so is foolish and irresponsible. I do not remember mentioning religon or taxes in any of my posts.Women who are not forced have babies usely don't end up on welfare. I think you don't want to pay taxes period.You paul supporters are a self centered group.