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3/30/2014 12:02:53 AM
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So... That Gay Marriage Law.
Well, us UK citizens can rejoice, we're officially where we should have been from the beginning. Being honest (Me being straight) it doesn't affect me but if you look at those pictures and don't find a little bit of happiness in the joy of these people then you should probably give up on life, you're clearly a cactus.
Here's hoping other "Civilised" counties catch on soon...
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#Offtopic
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Its great news, now I can marry my bf if we choose to get married at some point. Here's hoping the rest of the world starts legalising it so we can finally have equality.
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1 RispondiAll countries should just let it be legalized. People need to get over themselves.
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4 RisposteStill waiting for America to legalize gay marriage. Will gay marriage affect me? Yeah. Negatively? Yeah. For the reason you're thinking? Lol, no. How will gay marriage affect me? My friends that are gay will rejoice, and I'll be there with them celebrating. How will it affect me negatively? Even though I'm not a heavily practicing Catholic, the church (as well as the congregation) will be negatively affected (though I do not know how) and shit will hit the fan. So, in a sense, I will be happy when gay marriage passes, but it'll affect me negatively because my faith will be going apeshit about it. That doesn't mean that I'll be going apeshit about it. I'm not a representative voice in the Catholic community, but I'm for gay marriage and equality. inb4 people only read the shortened version and go apeshit inb4 the longer version explaining the shorter version will be ignored
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13 RisposteOh look, another reason as to why the UK is superior to the US. [spoiler] Bait aside, I'm only half joking. The US is still a mess and here the UK is, once again moving along, being more free (lifestyle wise) than most Americans. [/spoiler]
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1 RispondiLong as they don't try to legalize bestiality or pedophilia I couldn't care less.
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This is good. Yay for us not being stuck in the past. [spoiler]There's no logical reason for it being banned anyway. [/spoiler]
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1 Rispondi[quote]you're clearly a cactus.[/quote] Crap, he's onto me!
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I needed some good news.
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35 RisposteI never got why people take this silly marriage thing so seriously. The government had no right to ban it in the first place. Here's hoping your country realizes firearms need to be legal next! Good luck!
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Gay marriage was legal in Canberra for about a week. Isn't that just awesome?
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2 RispostePeople are so worried about what other guys do with [i]their own[/i] knobs, it's ridiculous. You're about as free willed as the Covenant.
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4 RisposteThey also burn babies. So not surprised at the lack of moral compass...
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6 RisposteI think Marriage is ok, but ... raising a child.. that's a another debate..
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Just putting it on record to say I'm not okay with gay marriage. Congratulations to them, though.
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1 RispondiIm a cactus.
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20 RisposteWell England is on its way downhill. Next they will make paedophilia legal and people will marry dogs.
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Well that's just gay.
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Awesome news. :D
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1 RispondiWhat are you talking about? Cacti don't give up even in the hardest of conditions.
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4 Rispostesad day
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2 Risposte[quote]gay marriage became legal in England and Wales at midnight[/quote]That's some great news.[quote]Scotland passed a similar law in February; the first same-sex marriages are expected there in October.[/quote]Good stuff.[quote]Northern Ireland has no plans to follow suit.[/quote]Not surprising.
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1 RispondiThat's pretty gay.
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1 RispondiMURRRRICAAAAAAA! You were saying? [spoiler]yeah we should follow along at least in equality[/spoiler]
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1 RispondiI like cacti.
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2 RisposteBeen legal here for over a decade. Glad to see the UK is catching up too.
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Doesn't affect me but at least now they can get married and be happy.
