|
Faithful husband, soccer dad,
basset owner, and former cowboy
Return to TboggHomePage
FELLOW TRAITORS
*The Nether-Count*
100 Monkeys Typing
Ain't No Bad Dude
Alicublog
Americablog
American Leftist
Attytood (Will Bunch)
Bad Attitudes
Balloon Juice
Better Inhale Deeply
Bitch Ph.D
Bloggy
Bob Harris
Brilliant At Breakfast
BusyBusyBusy
Byzantium's Shores
Creek Running North
Crooked Timber
Crooks and Liars
Cursor
Daily Kos
Dependable Renegade
David Ehrenstein
Democratic Veteran
Dohiyi Mir
Down With Tyranny
Echidne of the Snakes
Edicts of Nancy
Elayne Riggs
Eschaton (Atrios)
Ezra Klein
Failure Is Impossible
Feministe
Feministing
Firedoglake
First Draft
Freewayblogger
The Garance
The Group News Blog
Guano Island
Hairy Fish Nuts
Hammer of the Blogs
Hullabaloo(Digby)
I Am TRex
If I Ran the Zoo
I'm Not One To Blog
Interesting Times
James Wolcott
Jesus' General
Jon Swift
Juan Cole
King of Zembla
Kung Fu Monkey
Lance Mannion
Lawyers Guns and Money
Lean Left
Liberal Oasis
Main & Central
Majikthise
Making Light (Nielsen Hayden)
Mark Kleiman
Martini Revolution
MaxSpeak
MF Blog
MyDD
Needlenose
The Next Hurrah
Nitpicker
No More Mr. Nice Blog
Norbizness
Norwegianity
Oliver Willis
One Good Move
Orcinus
Pacific Views
Pam's House Blend
Pandagon
Pharyngula
Political Animal(K.Drum)
The Poorman
Progressive Gold
Right Hand Thief
Rising Hegemon
Roger Ailes
Rude Pundit
Rumproast
Sadly, No
Seeing The Forest
Shakesville
Sisyphus Shrugged
Skippy the Bush Kangaroo
Slacktivist
SteveAudio
Suburban Guerilla
TalkLeft
The American Street
The Left Coaster
The Road To Surfdom
The Sideshow
The Talking Dog
The Talent Show
Tom Tomorrow
Tom Watson
Whiskeyfire
UggaBugga
Wampum
Wonkette
World O'Crap
TOSS ME
A BONE
Amazon Wish List
SOURCES
MSNBC
CNN
The Washington Post
Media Matters
The New York Times
The Guardian
Yahoo News
Salon
The Raw Story
Common Dreams
Media Transparency
The Nation
Alternet
Joe Conason
Talking Points Memo
THE VAST WASTELAND
Captain Corndog & Friends
Cheerleaders Gone Spazzy
80% True
Corner of Mediocrity and Banality
Village Idiots Central
Darwin's Waiting Room
News for Mouthbreathers
Mailbox
Your e-mail may be reprinted sans name and e-mail address. Think about how stupid you want to appear.
Blogroll Me!
Site Feed
|
Tuesday, December 02, 2003
Porky McPokemon turns in his essay
If you're like me, you're probably wondering what a home-schooled Oklahoma boy, who only recently learned about the joy of erections, thinks about this whole gay marriage thing. Well, wonder no more:
It played a role in the turn of the century explosion of Darwinism. It marked itself in the Humanist Manifestos. It exploded in the sexual revolution of the '60s. It manifested itself in the debate of the meaning of "is" during the Clinton administration. Now, it's evident that it played a huge role in the Massachusetts Supreme Court this past week.
As you have probably already heard, on Wednesday, the highest court in Massachusetts issued a decision striking down a ban on same-sex marriages in that state. In(sic) more confirmation that America is run by liberal courts, the 4-3 ruling declares that homosexual couples have a constitutional right to marry.
Around the country, some people are praising the decision and others are appalled. You know how it goes: The homosexuals at NOW, HRC and GLAAD are happy about it, and the conservative Christians at FF, TRC and CWFA are upset about the decision. Additionally, the country as a whole is divided on this issue. So, who's right?
One can only begin to answer that question if he has a sense of absolute truth and morality. Moreover, that's where the division is – between those on the left who have no sense of absolutely truth and morality, and those on the right who fervently defend the idea.
As much as Kim Gandy and the rest of her disgusting friends at NOW want you to believe, marriage has not always been regarded as merely a legal union between two living entities. From the beginning of creation and the marriage of Adam and Eve up until now, marriage has been a God-ordained, sacred institution.
Oh. And by the way. Kim Gandy and her "disgusting friends at NOW" have cooties....
Ewwwwwww.
I did like this passage, though:
I suppose the Massachusetts court was simply following the beliefs of the state's citizenry. Though it was once a birthplace of freedom, Massachusetts is now known as a bastion of immorality and extreme liberalism, almost like the rest of America.
Does anybody at WorldNet even read his columns or is he just there for the freak show factor?
|
|
