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01-15-2010, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by waitingtables Polls are not facts. Election results are. There are other polls that place Coakley ahead, 49% to 41%. You are no strict adherent to the facts, might I add? And your observations only serve to prop up your own bruised ego, when someone shoots down your argument. In other threads. | What argument did you shoot down? I've always said if you are gonna rely on the same "legal" that allows a pregnant man, then SSM is a no brainer. But that same reality applies to SSM as well, since a "pregnant man" is as illogical and unnatural and driven by a defect at birth as SSM.
So exactly which argument did you shoot down?
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01-15-2010, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by fxashun What argument did you shoot down? I've always said if you are gonna rely on the same "legal" that allows a pregnant man, then SSM is a no brainer. But that same reality applies to SSM as well, since a "pregnant man" is as illogical and unnatural and driven by a defect at birth as SSM.
So exactly which argument did you shoot down? | The one that would consider it constitutoinal to deny same sex marriage equality. |
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Originally Posted by waitingtables The one that would consider it constitutoinal to deny same sex marriage equality. | Just as it seems unconstitutional do deny a woman the "right" to be called a man if she can show she was "born in the wrong body".
No difference.
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Originally Posted by fxashun Just as it seems unconstitutional do deny a woman the "right" to be called a man if she can show she was "born in the wrong body".
No difference. |
Um yes, there is a difference. You just aren't able to comprehend it. |
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Originally Posted by Zack | Although Brown’s 4-point lead over Democrat Martha Coakley is within the Suffolk University/7News survey’s margin of error........!
I thought you said it was undeniable ??!
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Originally Posted by waitingtables Um yes, there is a difference. You just aren't able to comprehend it. | Not "legally". We are taking about using the constitution to force the legal definition of something to include an unnatural and illogical situation.
What's the difference?
Preferably in THAT thread though.
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Originally Posted by fxashun Not "legally". |
Some people just can't stop going on about homosexual marriage in every thread!
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| Within the last week, I've seen a couple of polls that show Coakley ahead, and a couple that see Brown winning. In fact here's a list of the surveys going back to September of last year, personally I'm not trusting anything but the election results. RealClearPolitics - Election 2010 - Massachusetts Senate - Special Election
How about we just wait until Tuesday before we declare a winner, enough with the poll wanking lol.
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Originally Posted by garysher Although Brown’s 4-point lead over Democrat Martha Coakley is within the Suffolk University/7News survey’s margin of error........! I thought you said it was undeniable ??! | It seems only a person in denial would consider a person with an R behind their name running for a senate seat formerly held by Ted Kennedy D, in Massatuches doesn't have the momentum to have a landslide victory. I would be talking shit if he were only behind by ten points, but damn, he's ahead by four so I'd say that's rather undeniable, wouldn't you or do you have to wait for the results and the State attorney general to find some excuses of why it went south? |
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Originally Posted by Zack It seems only a person in denial would consider a person with an R behind their name running for a senate seat formerly held by Ted Kennedy D, in Massatuches doesn't have the momentum to have a landslide victory. I would be talking shit if he were only behind by ten points, but damn, he's ahead by four so I'd say that's rather undeniable, wouldn't you or do you have to wait for the results and the State attorney general to find some excuses of why it went south? |
Even the polling organisation is denying it!
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