North Carolina passes same-sex marriage ban

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Boo FING hoo. Nothing worse then a bunch of people sitting around wanting people to feel sorry for them. Get a life and stop waiting around for others to make you happy.

I just hate it when people imply that those who dont go to college are without sophistication or that those do who go are somehow better. It really grinds my gears.

Wait are you saying 21 years ago you used to be ignorant with regards to homosexuals??? How old are you? I always thought your were a slightly radical 20-25 year old that eventually was gonna grow out of it.

I didn't go to college and I have no sophistication but I do make good coin.

I just hate it when people imply that those who dont go to college are without sophistication or that those do who go are somehow better.

It's just another form of stereotyping or bigotry, mlmpetert. I dropped out of school but I'm a MCSE, a member of MENSA (that should horrify a lot of people on here [The UK, not the US version that has lower standards]) and I am in a field of work that is supposedly populated by big brain types.

I'm continually appalled by college graduates who have credentials and no common sense, no social graces and a fundamental lack of rational thought process.

Anyway:

NY Review of Books (http://www.nybooks.com/blogs/nyrblog/2012/may/09/marriage-myth/)

“Neither the external nor the internal evidence for a symbolic reference to matrimony is strong. The wedding is only the backdrop and occasion for the story, and the joining of the man and woman does not have any direct role in the narrative."

And in my opinion anyone who bases their life on the supernatural is likely to have impaired judgment.

It's just another form of stereotyping or bigotry, mlmpetert. I dropped out of school but I'm a MCSE, a member of MENSA (that should horrify a lot of people on here [The UK, not the US version that has lower standards]) and I am in a field of work that is supposedly populated by big brain types.

I'm continually appalled by college graduates who have credentials and no common sense, no social graces and a fundamental lack of rational thought process.

Anyway:

NY Review of Books (http://www.nybooks.com/blogs/nyrblog/2012/may/09/marriage-myth/)

“Neither the external nor the internal evidence for a symbolic reference to matrimony is strong. The wedding is only the backdrop and occasion for the story, and the joining of the man and woman does not have any direct role in the narrative."

And in my opinion anyone who bases their life on the supernatural is likely to have impaired judgment.

You know. I agreed with everything you had just posted until the last sentence. Although, it is your opinion and I respect your opinion, but in my opinion, it screams of insecurity.

...... but in my opinion, it screams of insecurity.

Interesting. In what way?

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Interesting. In what way?

I think you're smart enough to figure it out, so I'm going to take the bait.

I think you're smart enough to figure it out, so I'm going to take the bait.

Please explain to me how my statement 'anyone who bases their life on the supernatural is likely to have impaired judgment' screams anything, let alone insecurity?That wasn't bait, it was a statement of clarity so no one was in any confusion as to where I stand.

Please explain to me how my statement 'anyone who bases their life on the supernatural is likely to have impaired judgment' screams anything, let alone insecurity?That wasn't bait, it was a statement of clarity so no one was in any confusion as to where I stand.

Nope, not going to get into a pissing match with you.