Posted on 06/28/2009 8:22:51 PM PDT by John Semmens
Calling it the most crucial issue for this generation, Governor David Paterson (D-N.Y.) said he will not permit the legislature to adjourn for the summer recess until it votes to legalize same-sex marriage in the state.
For too long we have suppressed a fundamental human right to wed the individual of our choice if that choice deviates from the heterosexual normativity that has straight-jacketed our society, Paterson complained. This channels homosexual love into dangerous promiscuity. Legalizing same-sex marriage will bring the stability of family to these relationships. It has got to be our top priority.
Paterson brushed aside critics contentions that the states fiscal crisis ought to be the top prioritycalling it just an argument about money that could easily be handled with a tax increase.
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Paterson joins Idiots R Us society.
Sadly,the way things are going,this might not be satire in a few years.
He's blind....leading the blind...and not talking just about his eyes! I'm speechless--words fail me! Our political leaders are reprobates!
Sigh........please put (SATIRE) or something, in the headline.
What a lot of BS! Most male homosexuals are promiscuous because they want to be. It isn’t the lack of marriage that is driving them to rest areas, parks, and public restrooms. Its the urge for some strange, and to be naughty.
parsy, who is tolerant but hates BS!!!!
If we let the fruits get married all the gay bars will close.
What an idiot.
“Legalizing same-sex marriage will bring the stability of family to these relationships. It has got to be our top priority.”
That’s the Liberal mindset. Good one John. All the years of being a minority of one amongst all those Liberals you were surrounded by didn’t go to waste did they.
Thanks for the chuckle.
Hey, David I always wanted to marry Neve Campbell. Do you think you can arrange that for me?
Idiot!
Each and every word of this statement is false. Fundamental, human, right. Says who?
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