[Double Eagle Sword of Justice]

I don't approve of divorce in the slightest. I find it an aberration and an abomination before God.

That seems to be pretty disingenuous. Do you really feel that way? I would call that very much on the fringe or the extreme. The vast majority of Republicans wouldn't call divorce an 'abomination' as RightOnline called homosexuality an 'abomination'.

Also, your analogy falls flat because where is there a community of people who say that divorce is healthy and normal and it should be celebrated with pride? And if you find such a community, I ask you again - should we be embracing them as "comrades in arms"?

[RightOnline]

Keep reading, ace. You're treading on thin ice. If you have something to say to me, say it to ME. This time, be clear..............I guarantee you'll get the same in return.

[Looking for Diogenes]

I don't approve of divorce in the slightest. I find it an aberration and an abomination before God.

Who said that?

The vast majority of Republicans wouldn't call divorce an 'abomination' as RightOnline called homosexuality an 'abomination'.

God calls divorcees adulterers and calls adultery an abomination. You're right, most Republicans do not feel that way.

Divorce is considered normal, if regrettable, by most people in this country. Would you deny party membership to a divorced person? No, of course not. When it comes to party politics, a person's political inclination is more important than their sexual inclination.