There are dots, but if you connect them you are "un-American."
Inside Catholic points to Tom Hanks' recent comment that those who voted for Prop 8 are "Un-American" and that Tom Hanks is the producer for the "Big Love", which subverts traditional companionate heterosexual marriage by depicting polygamy as normal.
Ah, but we are not supposed to think that there might be a connection between legalizing gay "marriage" and polygamy because those two things are in no way similar.
Except (a) that both subvert traditional marriage and (b) the leftist cultural elite presents - and thereby endorses - both as viable options to traditional marriage.
At what point do we get to say the obvious, "they're not for 'gay mariage'; they are against traditional marriage."
Saturday, January 17, 2009
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Holding Paper - Liberalism
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1 comment:
his is the link between some polygamous coupling
and gay marriage. Legitamacy for their children is
much wanted, and the regisreation of an intention to
live together for life, more common in the past, but a
form that women sometimes choose today.
Do not think that gay marriage is dead in California--
in my understanding the Court which made the ruling
initially has reviewed the proposition. The California
Constitution is very hard to change, it was made that way.
And the Supreme Court has reiterated the original
ruling.The Courts, I think,
want to know which couples are
committed to a permanent relationship so they can better
decide custody cases.
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