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May 14, 2009
the road to hell needs repaving
Now that Glenn Reynolds has favorably linked Andrew Sullivan's discussion of Barack Obama's betrayal of gay rights, I'm hoping that Andrew will reciprocate (and without one of the snotty asides he usually directs towards Glenn). I notice that Andrew was surprisingly kind to Carrie Prejean not long ago, even linking Kathryn Jean Lopez's column. Perhaps it is beginning to sink in that if it constitutes "bigotry" to take the same position on gay marriage as Barack Obama, then we have a bigoted president -- and it is outrageously unfair to make a conservative beauty contestant into his whipping boy. While I realize that Andrew Sullivan is unbudgeable on the gay marriage issue and that I can never change his mind, it does seem worth pointing out again that just as not all opponents of gay marriage are bigots, neither are all of its proponents a bunch of homo-lovin' libruls. But the commenter who really got my attention was "nonny," who is so fed up with homos that he wants gay marriage legalized -- in order to punish them. I'm straight and I want Gay Marriage legalized. I want gay couples to be publicly registered with the government. Just like the rest of us. For too long gays have been able to bounce from partner to partner, with none of the special trapped in misery feelings that so many hetro married couples have. I want Gays want to fully experience divorce court with all the life wrecking hell it has to offer. I want gays to think "Wow, your 18 year old son is really hot, but he's not worth my house and half of my remaining life's income." Gays just about never kill their ex-lovers. It's just too easy to dump and move on. I want to change that too. I want gays to share that special feeling of looking across the breakfast table in the morning and knowing that they're trapped for the rest of their lives... Or at least, the rest of their spouse's life... If we're lucky, gays will soon be able to adopt. Then you'll get to share custody battles and child support for other people's kids. You precious darlings have wanted equal treatment for a long time. Looks like you're finally getting it. Welcome to hell. *****es.I've been making some of the same points for years, but as arguments against gay marriage. Except, I thought I was just trying to help gays avoid the straight peoples' hell, and now this straight guy comes along and paves all over my good intentions. Just goes to show you.... posted by Eric on 05.14.09 at 04:15 PM
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"Gay Divorce Court" will be shown on cable, sandwiched between episodes of "Deadliest Catch" & "Ax Men". dries · May 15, 2009 06:29 AM Kinky Friedman made much the same point as the above poster. “I support gay marriage. I believe they have a right to be as miserable as the rest of us>" Gringo · May 15, 2009 09:09 AM Thanks for the comments! (I'm especially glad to see one from Gringo, a valued commenter I'd hate to lose because of my negligence!) Eric Scheie · May 15, 2009 09:54 AM Eric: I made my point, and you corrected your posting. Case closed. Gringo · May 16, 2009 05:39 PM Yeah, I'm Nonny, and it's my post. Look, Gayness means more hot girls for me. That aspect is good. I'm not anti-gay. I have gay friends who respect my preferences. I have lesbian friends who know exactly what they want and give directions. (Thank you, dear Lord...) So why the rant? Because hate seems to be all that the protesters understand, so I used language appropriately. I do not, never have, and am unable to understand any reasoning for hating homosexuality qua homosexuality. Not only do gay males voluntarily not compete for girls, but they actively recruit from repressed straights. And lesbians are hot. Nonny · May 17, 2009 02:58 AM |
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My father, 86 in a few weeks, is on his fifth wife. He's only divorced two of them, the other two he simply outlived...
But with one of those he outlived, he suffered greatly from the "settlement" of his wife's "estate" and I'm sure anyone, regardless of sexual orientation would not want to suffer through what he did.
He gave up about 2/3 or his financial worth to "buy off" that step-mom's relatives.
A pre-nup is priceless in so many ways.