Same sex marriage national day of action

ABC News story covering the same sex marriage national day of action and loving vows commitment ceremony on 13 August 2006 in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.

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[rybradly]

If nobody stood up for what they believed in because they thought that "no one important will listen", then we'd still be living in caves grunting at each other. That may still be the case for you, but many of us have evolved.

And when you stop posting comments that I can argue against, then that's when there will be "no argument". Mind you, when I respond to your comments with logical arguments and questions, you just end up ignoring them - so you're obviously incapable of arguing your case.

[tomma2259]

hahahaha sucked in faggots,, you's are still being denied,, just like your fathers will never except what you have chosen

[rybradly]

Yes... "still being denied". Same as when you first commented three weeks ago, you fucktard.

You never did answer my question of how aspiring to be in a monogamous, legally bound relationship is "bad morals"? No, instead you end up writing more of the same shit 3 weeks later. Great way to win an argument.

[stillwaterguy04]

Gays in Holland have much lower divorce rates than their heterosexual counterparts. Lesbians have a particularly astonishing low rate of divorce. If gay people can't marry in any country, they should only have to pay half the tax rate as everyone else - they're not getting equal protection of the law.

[treetri88]

what's your definition of "normal"? Are physically disabled, blind, albino, or lepers "normal"? Maybe you should indicate we should incite violence against them too.

[smilestar96]

@gamingsoul11 this isn't a religious matter it's a social matter ! "religious people spreadig hate" you are obviously very uneducated lol.

[smilestar96]

@unitedkorean well done! I'm glad someone has sense ! These people nay not know the evil they recommitting hear on earth let's just hope they can understand that a "gay" lifestyle is sinful and immoral before it's too late.

[UnitedKorean]

Your gay marriage may be recognised by Tasmanian law, but konw that your sinful and immoral gay marriage will never be approved, recognised or blessed by God.

[MamaMario13]

@cokacody connecticut and massachussets do but california doesnt since they passed proposition 8

[cokacody]

What states in the U.S. allowed same sex marriage, I know Iowa and California allow gay marriage.-

[gamingsoul11]

@libetta Not quite sure what you mean by "low in society." I know that gay pride parades do not represent the behavior of most gays. If by "low in society" you mean the poor, well then being poor is the reason for their behavior. I'm a little confused on what you're trying to say here, so I don't know what exactly to say.

[libetta]

@gamingsoul11

i speak of this because of the homos here in your country, and i don't know if it would be any different there. there are good gays, those that are gifted, talented and earns well. other than that, those low in the society serve nothing more than disgrace to ethics and society

[gamingsoul11]

@libetta I'll teach them to love and respect everyone and to do what makes them happy, within reasonable standards of course. Gay people around me act perfectly normal by society's standards and I don't hear all these insults you're talking about. Why do you make stuff up? It feels like you think I want to destroy society and your way of life.

[libetta]

@gamingsoul11

okay, so what'll you teach your children about puberty, that it's a time to anally fuck a guy in his ass, rather than have a decent girl as an inspiration? to act oh so weird and throw endless insults like the way homos do everyday of their lives? to marry a homo so they'll have no children to raise as their own? good list of things to do!

[gamingsoul11]

@libetta Homosexual activity is a bit more likely to spread HIV/AIDS, but maybe they would be more likely to settle with one partner if the world accepted them more. You're also more likely to get AIDS if you live in Africa. Should you teach your kids that everyone born in Africa is evil? Your thinking is so backwards, you shouldn't teach your kids that it's wrong just because they are at a greater risk. Perhaps you should spend more time donating to AIDS research.