You people all enjoy your Mexican “holiday” tomorrow; there’s plenty of time for you to figure out how to deport them starting Sunday.
Let’s think for a minute about Chen Guancheng. Here’s a blind kid from out in the boonies in ShanDong province who goes to a high school for the blind, and then to university where he studies acupuncture and massage and audits law classes; and then he makes a career of attacking the government that’s provided his education. Not saying he isn’t a heck of a guy; but, if this wasn’t an election year, what are the chances more than 25 people would give a rat’s ass about him? Especially 25 neo-con Republicans?
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On Tuesday, North Carolina will go to the polls to vote on Amendment One to formally ban that which is already banned under state law: same-sex marriage. Amendment One actually bans just about any arrangement other than marriage, too, which is going to be a problem, but my issue is with the marriage thing. I haven’t been able to avoid ads about Amendment One and all of the other campaigns working out there, and I still haven’t heard a single non-theological argument against same-sex marriage. Not one. Occasionally a self-avowed conservative Christian will make a non-theological argument about something, but never about same-sex marriage. With apologies to any of my readers who are content in marriages, marriage is unconstitutionally bound to religion; it needs to go.
You make some good points. Marriage is the one that bugs me. Let people have their religious ceremonies as part of a wedding, but the government end of it is a business contract. Government has no right saying two adults cannot enter into it regardless of gender. I think it’s a big issue and the right is winning on it because so many Americans don’t use logic to figure out anything.
Excellent post!!!!! You make excellent sense — as always. And so does Rain! My daughter, who decided long that she didn’t wish to marry or reproduce (her words), once said in a discussion on same sex marriage that she felt that *everyone* should be able to “suffer the wrongs of marriage”.
I can’t wait to read the articles on same-sex divorce — which will the next problem on magazine covers.