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BeowulfShaffer Started conversation Jun 17, 2008
I thought yall might be interested to here that California has at least temporarly legalized same sex marriage. I forget if were allowed to post links I will go check cause if we are I have a decent artical on this.
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BeowulfShaffer Posted Jun 17, 2008
well I attucaly don't know that it is a good one but it is a thourgh one that doesn't appear to be too biased.
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jun 17, 2008
It's got pretty good coverage on the BBC site:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7457968.stm
Looks like opinions are still quite heavily divided though!
'A recent poll indicated that 52% of Californians supported same-sex marriages, with 41% opposed.'
Personally I'm still unsure about gay marriages, mainly because of the religious implications, but I'm quite unusual in thinking that any 'marriage' ceremony that's not performed in a church should be a civil partnership instead, regardless of the gender of the people getting hitched.
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Vip Posted Jun 17, 2008
I'd prefer to have a civil partnership rather than a wedding myself, despite the fact that it's a het partnership. Still. I guess I can keep emphasising the 'civil' part of the 'civil wedding'.
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Ivan the Terribly Average Posted Jun 17, 2008
A civil wedding would be one at which the in-laws didn't bitch about each other.
'Civil unions' are finally available here in the Australian Capital Territory. Now, if only I could find someone I'd want to be in one with...
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jun 17, 2008
I know plenty of people I want to be in one with but, alas, most of them are happily married to wimmin.
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