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Comment on Marriage Debate Gets Heated by George Moneo (@BabaluPitbull)

George Moneo (@BabaluPitbull) — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 03:16:13 +0000

BTW, Robert, it’s good to have you back.

Comment on Marriage Debate Gets Heated by George Moneo (@BabaluPitbull)

George Moneo (@BabaluPitbull) — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 03:15:45 +0000

Jonathan, agreed. I’ve always believed that the “federalizing” of these activities was a grave mistake. Take abortion: you are now seeing some states enact tough laws that are well within their jurisdiction and purview. As much as I hate it, as much as I think it is murder, it should be left for the states to decide. (As well as SSM, and all the rest.) Our system cannot work otherwise.

But here’s the delicious irony: once states start asserting their rights under the Tenth Amendment again, the libs are going to scream bloody murder when they enact something they don’t like.

Comment on Marriage Debate Gets Heated by Robert Molleda

Robert Molleda — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 02:32:13 +0000

Thanks, Jonathan. I agree with your points. No-fault divorce is another biggie and one of the main reasons marriage has lost its meaning over the past few decades.

Comment on Marriage Debate Gets Heated by Jonathan

Jonathan — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 19:32:54 +0000

Yes. The main point about marriage is that it’s about encouraging the raising of children in the best possible environment. This doesn’t mean that gays can’t raise children or that all marriages have to produce children. It means that since men and women are going to have children it’s best to encourage them to live in the way that best promotes the welfare of those children. Also, it’s obvious that some of the people who are most in favor of same-sex marriage are hostile to the traditional idea of marriage.

SSM should be left to the states rather than the federal courts. Let the states where majorities favor SSM legalize it legislatively and see how things work out in twenty years or so. That is the least harmful way to test the idea.

While they’re at it, state legislators should end no-fault divorce, eliminate the anti-male bias in our legal system and increase tax exemptions for working people with kids. Such reforms would go a long way toward encouraging people to have children and stay married, which would benefit everyone in the long run.

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Comment on The Art of the False Choice by Robert Molleda

Robert Molleda — Sun, 25 Nov 2012 15:11:16 +0000

Actually, when an administration takes action to force someone to act against their own religious beliefs, that’s a hostile, aggressive act intended to bring down those who support a certain belief. They can dress it up any way they want, but the effect and overall intent is clear. I don’t see the Republican side doing it, so the Democrats and their supporters own that one. Straight up and all the way.

The purpose of the post (obviously) was to point out how the Obama presidential campaign continuously distorted the issues. I didn’t see Romney’s campaign come anywhere close to doing the same thing. And, no, Palin, et. al., don’t count because they didn’t run in the general election for president, did they? I’m clearly referring to Romney and Obama.

Republicans need to stop whining and making excuses and start trying to figure out how they’re going to ever get back all the good Americans they’ve alienated over the past 4 years.

Oh boy…coming from the fox guarding the henhouse. Thanks for the advice, but first stop all your ridiculous posts/comments in which you do exactly all the things I pointed out in the post, and then we can talk about what the Republicans should do. Thanks.