Posted on 11/21/2008 6:59:06 PM PST by OL Hickory
New Jersey could boost its economy by more than half a billion dollars over the next three years by promptly legalizing same-sex marriage, a California law professor told a state commission earlier.
(Excerpt) Read more at nj.com ...
Imagine how much polygamy could bring in.
Wow. That’s some mighty, expensive depravity.
And who will really benefit?? Lawyers, of course. So what else is new?
Simpsons did it.
If NJ could tax feeding Christians to the lions or bear bear baiting or cock fights or humans marry animals - they would do it.
How on earth is that possible?
What about legalized pot and prostitution? How much would they help the economy? Let’s not be shy here, if we’re going to throw morality overboard!
If Cali does not offer refunds, then it’s been a great scam.
Everyone bow down and worship the ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!
hasn’t helped here.
former gov brown claims that the marriages performed during the time the law was in effect are still in effect. :) Arnold will never speak against it. He is hollywood, and too many of them are working in that industry.
Whoa, I think they're on to something there. Lets legalize prostitution and drugs then tax 'em!!!
28 billion in the red. Apparently we didn't marry up enough homos.
The professor is considering the large amount of money that would be spent on “wedding” parties.
What he doesn’t factor in is the fact that homoamericans are incessant party givers, and don’t need a special reason to throw a big party. Legalizing homosexual marriage really isn’t going to cause more such events.
The professor is considering the large amount of money that would be spent on “wedding” parties.
What he doesn’t factor in is the fact that homoamericans are incessant party givers, and don’t need a special reason to throw a big party. Legalizing homosexual marriage really isn’t going to cause more such events.
Legalize pot. That will bring in lots of revenue like it did for California. Wait, California’s still broke...?
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