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      1 dead after shooting at college in Mississippi

      It was not a love triangle at all. Except for Fox News (looking at you Shepherd Smith) that piece of fiction was done away with rather quickly. Of course that doesn't stop half the posters in this thread from showing their ass. The rest are just as bad as the antis.
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      1 dead after shooting at college in Mississippi

      It's nice to see the peanut gallery in full effect here.
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      US Appeals Court rules gay marriage bans in WI and IN unconstitutional.

      Ooohh this again! Sorry, I just felt the need to get in on this discussion before those who would allow the states (with a lower case "s") abrogate the rights of individuals. So much for due process and equal protection and all that. Oh yeah, 9th amendment forever! I just had to add, I find it...
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      Another good reason to boycott Target

      And yet your generation gave us Jimmy Carter. Prior to that, it was FDR. I doubt that support for same-sex marriage is going to be the death knell of the nation, society, etc.
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      Another good reason to boycott Target

      Not disagreeing with you, but I would also argue that the state plays a role (via the judiciary) as well.
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      Another good reason to boycott Target

      Victorian-era parents in the early 1910s and 20s and those calling rock-and-roll immoral in the 1950s would absolutely agree with this statement. Yet here we are.
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      Another good reason to boycott Target

      And who enforces the terms of that contract when the two parties disagree (as happens quite frequently)?
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      Another good reason to boycott Target

      Out of curiosity, how do you differentiate between the concept of contract law and that of state involvement in an institution such as marriage?
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      The Gettysburg Address

      I rather think the types of links being provided (or in some cases the repeated use of single source information) says all there is to say about the point of view being offered.
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      The Gettysburg Address

      He considers the matter closed due to his own personal definition of a civil war.
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      The Gettysburg Address

      "plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose." But no, the war had nothing to do with slavery at all, just ask the Democrats of 1856: Democratic Party Platforms: Democratic Party Platform of 1856 As for Lincoln's letter to Greeley, it might be a good idea to actually read what he is saying and...
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      The Gettysburg Address

      Deaf ears... Most of the framers of the Constitution would disagree with secession the way the CSA attempted it. Otherwise, states would continually leave and rejoin at a later date when it suited their interests, thus ensuring a weak nation. Precisely the opposite of what the framers were...
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      The Gettysburg Address

      Seems to me that the CSA included territory belonging to the United States as well as property. Also, 9 out of 13 is indeed 2/3. Although, just to be clear, I did add the modifier arguably.
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      The Gettysburg Address

      I would argue that the Constitution is quite clear on where that particular power lies. The Constitution, and the conventions it established, required the assent of 2/3 of the states to ratify it. Arguably, in order to break that covenant, the agreement of 2/3 of the states was also necessary...
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      The Gettysburg Address

      +1. Apparently any and all government exists only to subvert people's freedom in the eyes of some. Anarchy in the USA I suppose. I think I have it about figured out: Federal Government: Always wrong, should either not exist or do nothing. States: Do as little as possible except when in conflict...
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