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Botany

(70,672 posts)
Thu Jun 25, 2015, 09:12 AM Jun 2015

Important question for my gay and lesbian friends about the SCOTUS ruling

Now if the ruling goes the way I hope it should and gay marriage becomes the law of
the land does that mean as a straight man that I now have to marry another man?

Do I get to pick one out or will one be appointed to be my husband by the all powerful
"gay agenda task force?"

And how do I tell my 20 year old son?

And what if my new husband doesn't like my black lab?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10141126479

A toast to all my LGBT friends.


right wing heads SSSS... ploding.



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Important question for my gay and lesbian friends about the SCOTUS ruling (Original Post) Botany Jun 2015 OP
If the decision goes the wrong way, all bets are off. And that is no joke. Bluenorthwest Jun 2015 #1
Bad news, you'll be required to marry your black lab. Kurska Jun 2015 #2
As a straight who has had gay and lesbian neighbors and friends for years ..... Botany Jun 2015 #3
God will immediately turn everyone into Crab People. Buns_of_Fire Jun 2015 #4

Botany

(70,672 posts)
3. As a straight who has had gay and lesbian neighbors and friends for years .....
Thu Jun 25, 2015, 09:42 AM
Jun 2015

.... I always thought who cares if 2 people get married.

Kurska

Buns_of_Fire

(17,218 posts)
4. God will immediately turn everyone into Crab People.
Thu Jun 25, 2015, 10:05 AM
Jun 2015

Or destroy Hackensack, New Jersey. I can never remember which one.

Either way, there won't be much need to ponder it after the decision is announced -- especially if you live in Hackensack.

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