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And inter-species. That's clearly a male Bantha and a male Tusken Raider.
The organization behind the protests, called "Demos for All" in imitation of the "marriage for all" call of gay-marriage campaigners, claims the Socialist government's reforms, which polls indicate have popular support, would threaten "major and dangerous upheaval."
The Vatican pledged this month never to stop fighting attempts to "erase" the privileged role of heterosexual marriage, which it called "an achievement of civilization".
U.S. Supreme Court to rule on California's Prop. 8 ban on gay marriage
Los Angeles Times | December 7, 2012 | 12:19 PM
The Supreme Court announced today it will rule for the first time on same-sex marriage by deciding the constitutionality of California's Prop. 8, the voter initiative that limited marriage to a man and a woman.
This could be major. Also, can we somehow lock Scalia and Thomas in a room during deliberations?
Mexico will probably legalize it nationwide very soon. Currently legal in Mexico City and recognized nationwide. And yesterday their supreme court ruled against an area that was trying to ban it.
That would sandwich the US between two places where its legal everywhere and not just a few states. Which will speed up the process for it to be legal nationwide here IMO.
Court takes CA Prop 8 case
now what?
This is good news, but its also sad because it just shows how behind the USA is in the world. We're supposed to be the Land of the Free and a beacon of democracy, yet other nations are passing us up in SSM.
Then again, we had African-Americans as second class citizens until nearly 50 years, so we didn't always live up to our reputation.
Vlad n U 2 said:When ever did you, may I ask?
Well, we had democracy much sooner than the Russian people, yes? Sure, only white men had it first, but it's better than what you had. ;-)
Vlad n U 2 said:The Russian people don't have democracy and haven't, I'm not sure why you think they have it now? Interested to know why you even mentioned the Russian people here. And what is your definition of democracy, the choice between two parties that have little difference between them?
Aren't you Russian? I believe you mentioned that once.
You asked when did my country ever live up to it's reputation as a beacon of democracy, and I answered. I'm fully aware that Russia has never had any democracy. Tsarist Russia, the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation are what I enjoy reading about.
Also, I would much rather live in a country with only two parties to choose from than not be able to speak out against my President.
Another piece of loveliness:
60 Moments That Gave Me The Chills During Seattle's First Day Of Marriage Equality