Spexxvet |
10-30-2006 10:48 AM |
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Originally Posted by morethanpretty
Because they see marriage as being only between a man and a woman. They are seeking to protect the sanctity of marriage. I personly think its a load of horseshit, because someone else's marriage shouldn't affect the sanctity of your own, but I do see their point of view. And like I've said liberals and conservatives are really no different, they just have different issues and reasons. Really our argument has turned into a squabble of symantics and I think that it should be dropped.
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It's not semantics. The only "restrictive" policy that Democrats endorse is gun control. Everything else is permissive or protective of those who are not in a postion to be able to protect themselves (the old, young, infirm, front-line worker, minorities, environment). Democrats are not all homosexuals who want to marry someone of the same gender or have an abortion, but they endorse the freedom for others to do so.
repubicans are selfish and controlling. Their perspective is "don't tax me unless *I*, personnally, benefit from those taxes, and all laws should make people behave the way *I* think they should behave". Imagine that you and your husband other have agreed that neither of you want to live in a persistent vegetive state. You husband is in an accident, and ends up in a persistent vegetive state, and the you want to let him pass away in peace and dignity. The republicans want to step in and tell you when your husband can die. Talk about control!
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