Protest the passage of Prop 8

doddiemoemoe doddiemoemoe at yahoo.com
Sun Nov 16 08:05:46 UTC 2008


  I suppose prop. 8 will cause massive havoc in the end...


Yea or neigh...there are just so many states to protest in...

Realistically thinking...it'd be better to ban all civil 
unions...why on earth does the state need to be involved with 
marriage anyhow(beyond revenues?)?  Harkens back to the days of 
monarchy!

  Is there any reason why the goverment needs to sanction marriage? 
Government needs to remove itself from the marriage dept entirely...

If truth be told, in the U.S. any marriage ceremony falls under 
the "right to privacy act" hence, government has little, if any 
right to interfere.

It just stinks to me..seems like the goverment has its hands full 
already withougt bothering with marriages.

My brother and I were raised outside of the U.S. because so many 
states deemed my parents marriage "unlawful"...Why legislate 
marriage at all?  Marriage began as a religious ceremony...let it 
remain so..

When one thinks of all the money wasted to change a law the 
goverment has no right to involve itsself in to begin with..it makes 
me wonder where on earth were all the attorney's hiding before the 
election.

If the government has no rights to interfere with a patient/doctor 
relationship...then the goverment has no right to interfere with a 
husband/wife/domestic partner relationship unless the/an individual 
asks, or breaks criminal law.(hence the u.s.'s illustrious judicial 
system).

Sorry but I don't think the government has the right to decide who 
should marry whom...(Isn't that one of the many reasons why so many 
countries adopted  republic/democtratic regimes?--Kinds/Queens 
arranging marriages with noble/powerful families?!?).

DD
(Who thinks it is beyond ridiculous that those who were married 
before said proposition passed can remain so legally-in all states 
where same sex marriage was lawful..but no new marriages can occur. 
Ludicrous)





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