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Originally Posted by rubicon
Kumbaya is an aside. The decisions concerning this issue has nothing to do with prejudice, phobics ,judgments. Proponents will accuse those opposed as being homophobic and to that charge I say you just lost your argument because you have no argument.
It has to do with the sociological, well being of our nation. However if you review all of the posts those opposed speak to the sociological implications while proponents well its all kumbaya
It may make some feel well "swell" but Justice Kennedy just opened up Pandora's box.
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I do see your point and I have concerns about what any change in law or public policy will lead to. With that concern in mind, I strongly feel that this decision by the court was just and should have been handled long ago. Too many voice their opinion that it is all about a sexual perversion. That assumption is terribly wrong. Love and sex are two different words with two different meanings.
Again, Rubicon's point is correct and should not be passed over lightly. I don't see or anticipate any disruption to our way of life based on DOMA, but without in dept. discussion we cannot be certain.