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GAY DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS UNITE TO SUPPORT FAMILIES OF TERROR VICTIMS
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| 25 NOV 2001
| Kevin Ivers, Log Cabin Republicans Director of Public Affairs
Posted on 11/25/2001 12:06:54 PM PST by RobertBauman
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To: *Homosexual Agenda
Is this really the bipartisanship we are looking for? Or have the homosexual groups seen fit to join together to promote their agenda of special rights. I can't believe this group called 'Log Cabin' (no pun intended) calls itself 'Republican'. This is some sick stuff if it has gone this far in being normalized. What has our society come to when we are now debating whether to give spousal benefits to groups of male sex partners?
To: RobertBauman
Is this really the bipartisanship we are looking for?Politics really does make for STRANGE BEDFELLOWS after all.
I guess the LCR must be happy about the administrations choice of ambassador to Romania ,Mr. Richard Guest.
To: RobertBauman
REDHEADED DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS UNITE TO SUPPORT FAMILIES OF TERROR VICTIMS See how silly this is.
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posted on
11/25/2001 12:14:19 PM PST
by
blam
To: blam
I noticed that too. A friend who works for WorldNetDaily sent me the press release and it originated from the group called 'Log Cabin', the homosexual 'Republicans'. But then they issued the press release spinning it as some kind of 'bipartisan' effort to help victims of Sept. 11th. Yet if you read the press release, it's just the same old stuff in which the homosexual militants are asking male-male sex partnerships or even groups of sex partners to be given the benefits of families and normal married couples. On its face, it is totally whacked.
To: RobertBauman
GAY DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS UNITE TO SUPPORT FAMILIES OF TERROR VICTIMS
Big Deal
Who Cares
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posted on
11/25/2001 12:18:39 PM PST
by
Fiddlstix
To: blam
The dreaded, intolerant heterosexuals also united to support victim's families.
Will wonders never cease?
To: blam
Must you keep thrusting your redheadedness in my face?
And that other thing, too... :)
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posted on
11/25/2001 12:18:49 PM PST
by
Oschisms
To: RobertBauman
fr reaching a new low by posting this crap.
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posted on
11/25/2001 12:25:24 PM PST
by
jungleboy
To: blam
REDHEADED DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS UNITE TO SUPPORT FAMILIES OF TERROR VICTIMSNever could figure why folks frequently threaten to slap someone like a RED-HEADED STEPCHILD.
Most illogical isn't it?
To: Fiddlstix
"Big Deal. Who Cares"
That's exactly what the homosexual activists are aiming for. When our culture is transformed enough so that when when your son Gary comes home and brings another boy, Bruce, as his date and parents just shrug "who cares", the homosexual crowd know they have won. Does anyone believe any more in the values and moral character this country was founded on? I doubt Thomas Jefferson or Ben Franklin would have just said "who cares" to homosexual special rights and normalization.
To: jungleboy
To: OWK
Bump for a return to core Republican values.
To: RobertBauman
That's exactly what the homosexual activists are aiming for.....
I agree with you.
My comment was aimed at the "so called" political aspect.
(Bi-partisanship)if you will.
I should have commented further to make that clear.
To: RobertBauman
"Bump for a return to core Republican values."
And bump again.
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posted on
11/25/2001 12:47:41 PM PST
by
Salem
To: RobertBauman
First of all, to imply that the average gay person is monogamous is false. I would be interested in seeing a study done on the percentages, and I don't mean have you been monogamous this WEEK.
Secondly, these people can make wills just like anyone else. It sounds like a lot of greed to me. Available money brings a lot of open hands.
Also, what exactly is their loss, other than the same pain and grief suffered by friends and co-workers and extended families who cry and mourn but receive no cash.
This is nothing more than a backdoor approach to marriage---pun not intended but obvious. I think if they get charity money for a partner they had better be required also to pay the partners debt, taxes, and other outstanding liabilities.
To: Media2Powerful
First of all, to imply that the average gay person is monogamous is false. I would be interested in seeing a study done on the percentages, and I don't mean have you been monogamous this WEEK.True...but then, implying that the average American is monogamous would be false, and vastly more so if one took Christ's definition.
To: Marathon Man
Hmm...you are right about that. What do you think of my point that they'd be getting benefits without the same liabilites, i.e. debt obligation, tax obligation, etc..? Married people pay their joint taxes, shared debt, etc.. It looks to me like it should either be both liabilities and assets, or none of the above. Why should someone get domestic partner death benefits without having to pay the partners credit card debt and the like?
To: RobertBauman
An intersting public relations device, but it won't change my evaluation of them and their life style.
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posted on
11/25/2001 1:51:09 PM PST
by
RLK
To: Media2Powerful
Totally with you on that. Privilges and responsibilities should go hand in hand. I personally don't care whether or not gays and lesbians can be married in the eyes of the law because wedlock, to me, doesn't depend on the government for legitimacy. My wife would still be my wife even if the government didn't recognize the marriage.
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