[Vision2020] Spain Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage

[J Ford]

You're kidding, right?

While you're at it, let's declare a single person unable to marry, for 
whatever reason, to have a disability; shoot, why not classify multiple 
married's to have a disability?  Actually, the list can all of a sudden get 
very long as to who is disabled, to provide for "social acceptance's" sake.

The homosexual/gay peoples of society have striven and driven to be accepted 
as normal - now you want them to reverse themselves and again be declared a 
"pyschological disability" (for lack of any other qualification?)  That 
presupposes that they can/will change if given a prescribed treatment.

Yep, sounds like progress to me.

J  ;)



>From: Donovan Arnold <donovanjarnold2005 at yahoo.com>
>To: Julie Crumley <joodge at hotmail.com>, vision2020 at moscow.com
>Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Spain Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
>Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2005 19:12:11 -0700 (PDT)
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>I do not see why doctors, who know that homosexuality
>is not a choice, and know that a person in today's
>society is limited in functionally normally because of
>the law, just do not classify homosexuality as a
>disability.
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>Then society could not discriminate against them and
>gay marriage would just be an accommodation so they
>could live life as normally as possible, which is the
>function of an accommodation.
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>A disability is simply something that is life limiting
>and effects their ability to function normally in day
>to day society. I would say homosexuals are severely
>limited in today's world from functioning normally.
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>Donovan J Arnold
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>--- Julie Crumley <joodge at hotmail.com> wrote:
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>D.Toogood said:
>"That's crazy. A man can't marry a man. And two women
>can't either. Let'em go in the bedroom somewhere and
>let them do any thing to each other, I don't care but
>that's still not a real marriage whether they call it
>married or not."
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>Well, thanks for speaking for the rest of of us, but
>to ME it IS a real marriage, seeing as my open mind
>the new Spanish law says it is.  I find the comments
>above ignorant and oversimplified.  Marriage is not
>only about what goes on in the bedroom, I think we all
>know that.  Why should a legal union of two people be
>eligible to some and not others? That is the basis for
>my support of this law.  Despite my sexual
>orientation, I should be able to legally marry
>whatever fellow consenting adult I choose.  I'm not
>saying this should be accepted by my church or by any
>church for that matter--the article is about the
>government of Spain, the LAW.   Why should the law
>pick and choose?
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>Sometimes simple is best and this seems simple enough,
>
>JC
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