Prop8 Judge Admits Hes Gay
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He ignored federal law? Are you quite sure about that?Yes I absolutely have and there is a HUGE BIAS in it, he fails to take into account that the majority of Californian voters voted and passed an issue that the federal government gave them the RIGHT TO VOTE on. So let me ask you this, as a federal judge he simply IGNORED federal law and you dont call that bias?
The section on conclusions of law is actually fairly detailed, and includes quite a bit of case law citation for something that he "ignored."
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How can you even make that idiotic comparison, HOMOSEXUALS HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE and they DID VOTE on this bill. It is not illegal to be gay. I fail to see the comparisons you are drawing? You simply cannot have a RIGHT TO EVERYTHING that you deem important to you morally or personally when it overturns the majority of voters.Comment
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So you don't care if gays are allowed to marry or not, you are concerned that people voted on an issue and a judge overruled that vote, thereby hurting the democratic process.Comment
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I meant to say "WOULDNT" have been on the ballot if Federal law did not give states the right to put it on the ballot. Regardless, wouldnt or couldnt essentially the same thing.Comment
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Last time I was up for Jury duty, I told them that the arresting officer was my next door neighbor growing up, it was a murder trial. They got rid of me fast.
I told him later and bought him a beer for his helpCarbon is not the problem, it makes up 0.041% of our atmosphere , 95% of that is from Volcanos and decomposing plants and stuff. So people in the US are responsible for 13% of the carbon in the atmosphere which 95% is not from Humans, like cars and trucks and stuff and they want to spend trillions to fix it while Solar Panel plants are powered by coal plants
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I have honestly never been called for jury duty...maybe they know something I don't...Comment
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Personally no I dont REALLY care about same-sex marriage, I do care about the increasing loss of voters rights and states rights. Absolutely this is dangerous for this country no matter which way you slice it.
Unfortunately I think liberals and most Democrats WANT this erosion to happen so we can have a socialist country ruled exclusively essentially by one entity(the federal government) and to give more weight to minority opinion and law than majority.Comment
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I have not looked at sodomy law but as I understand it based on common knowledge I believe its a states rights issue, and legal in some areas and illegal in others. I see nothing wrong either way. This is why we are called the UNITED STATES of America. Do you think Sodomy should be a federal law?Comment
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Wouldn't or couldn't is irrelevant. Now you're talking about the states right to make their own laws. That's been around for quite some time. But they still cannot just make laws willy-nilly that violate constitutional rights, are discriminatory, or otherwise ill-conceived, no matter how many damn people vote it into law.
And that's where judges come in. It's their job to decipher, interpret, and rule on the validity of the measures passed by the state. This one was found to be full of shit, and the judge did his job & rightfully shit-canned it.
The fact that you are so upset over what is a shining example of the process in action, tells me you are either extremely homophobic, or simply uneducated.SIG TOO BIGComment
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all these things were against public opinion.. so the example does a great job in trying to show you that people shouldn't be allowed to vote on rights that are based in discriminationHow can you even make that idiotic comparison, HOMOSEXUALS HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE and they DID VOTE on this bill. It is not illegal to be gay. I fail to see the comparisons you are drawing? You simply cannot have a RIGHT TO EVERYTHING that you deem important to you morally or personally when it overturns the majority of voters.Comment
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Wouldn't or couldn't is irrelevant. Now you're talking about the states right to make their own laws. That's been around for quite some time. But they still cannot just make laws willy-nilly that violate constitutional rights, are discriminatory, or otherwise ill-conceived, no matter how many damn people vote it into law.
And that's where judges come in. It's their job to decipher, interpret, and rule on the validity of the measures passed by the state. This one was found to be full of shit, and the judge did his job & rightfully shit-canned it.
The fact that you are so upset over what is a shining example of the process in action, tells me you are either extremely homophobic, or simply uneducated.
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There are lots of things against majority public opinion that are legal, the DIFFERENCE here is this was an issue put on the ballot and passed by the voters, this is HOW we make our laws. The judge is the one discriminating against the majority voters of California not the other way around.
The only other REAL precedent based on your loose comparison that can be made is Jim Crow laws, those were ill conceived and verys specific laws that could and were easily picked apart. Same-sex marriage is not even close to segregation.
Technically EVERY LAW is discriminatory to someone.Comment
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I am glad that this is not about gay people having the right to marry someone of their choosing. Really when it comes down to it, people are people and love is love and if two people have found each other and wish to spend their lives together than there can be no more visible way to show this love to the world than through marraige.Personally no I dont REALLY care about same-sex marriage, I do care about the increasing loss of voters rights and states rights. Absolutely this is dangerous for this country no matter which way you slice it.
Unfortunately I think liberals and most Democrats WANT this erosion to happen so we can have a socialist country ruled exclusively essentially by one entity(the federal government) and to give more weight to minority opinion and law than majority.
As for the erosion of voters (individuals) and states rights, it seems there are quite a few people who are concerned of this lately. However I don't follow that liberals and democrats are to be blamed for this.Comment
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you mean 52%.. and apparently that 52% didn't get the memo that this wasn't a religious issue when they collected 25 million dollars from Mormons, who, by the way, are from several different states who took part in 'the legal process' of the one stateThere are lots of things against majority public opinion that are legal, the DIFFERENCE here is this was an issue put on the ballot and passed by the voters, this is HOW we make our laws. The judge is the one discriminating against the majority voters of California not the other way around.
The only other REAL precedent based on your loose comparison that can be made is Jim Crow laws, those were ill conceived and verys specific laws that could and were easily picked apart. Same-sex marriage is not even close to segregation.
Technically EVERY LAW is discriminatory to someone.
look, i know you're never going to admit you're making an error of logic, and I'm just going to leave this as is. but i do hope you consider my point regarding the very real dangers in allowing public to be able to arbitrarily decide who gets what rights, and who doesn't.Comment
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Do you think a judge would overturn a law against sodomy just because he likes to fuck chicks in the ass?I have not looked at sodomy law but as I understand it based on common knowledge I believe its a states rights issue, and legal in some areas and illegal in others. I see nothing wrong either way. This is why we are called the UNITED STATES of America. Do you think Sodomy should be a federal law?
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I live in an area where with the small population you have a better chance of being called, they get your address from your voting record, been getting it more since I went independent, about 6 months ago, just told them what I do for a living, didn't even make it to the courtroomCarbon is not the problem, it makes up 0.041% of our atmosphere , 95% of that is from Volcanos and decomposing plants and stuff. So people in the US are responsible for 13% of the carbon in the atmosphere which 95% is not from Humans, like cars and trucks and stuff and they want to spend trillions to fix it while Solar Panel plants are powered by coal plants
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When you give the minority vote the majority weight in law the system breaks down. Not to say the system isnt already broken, it is very much in the process of breaking.
Whats going on here is basically the homosexual equivalent of the race card being played.Comment
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I guarantee you it would be on his mind and he would look for ways to make it legal. Legal opinions are like assholes, everyone has one.
The fact that he is gay makes complete sense of why and how he chose to pick apart Prop8 and I am pretty sure subliminally the conservative judges f the Supreme Court will take this into account. They will probably work extra hard to poke holes in his opinion and uphold the will of the voters and states rights.
Thats why the first words of this post were YA DUN GOOFED
A straight judge ruling this way would have been so much better for the fags.Last edited by cambaby; 08-06-2010, 11:59 AM.Comment
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There are lots of things against majority public opinion that are legal, the DIFFERENCE here is this was an issue put on the ballot and passed by the voters, this is HOW we make our laws. The judge is the one discriminating against the majority voters of California not the other way around.
The only other REAL precedent based on your loose comparison that can be made is Jim Crow laws, those were ill conceived and verys specific laws that could and were easily picked apart. Same-sex marriage is not even close to segregation.
Technically EVERY LAW is discriminatory to someone.
You're way out in the deep end. Every law is not discriminatory. That's ridiculous. The judge didn't discriminate against anyone. Equally ludicrous.
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The judiciary (also known as the judicial system or judicature) is the system of courts which interprets and applies the law in the name of the sovereign or state. The judiciary also provides a mechanism for the resolution of disputes. Under the doctrine of the separation of powers, the judiciary generally does not make law (that is, in a plenary fashion, which is the responsibility of the legislature) or enforce law (which is the responsibility of the executive), but rather interprets law and applies it to the facts of each case.
This branch of government is often tasked with ensuring equal justice under law. It usually consists of a court of final appeal (called the "supreme court" or "constitutional court"), together with lower courts.
The judicial branch has the power to change laws.
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That's bullshit. No one is forcing people to enter gay marriages. If gay marriage is against your beliefs, don't get gay married.
Eating lobster is forbidden in the bible, but you don't see those who don't eat lobster for religious reasons trying to forbid other people from eating it by enacting laws to make it illegal. They simply don't eat it and go about their lives.
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1. Yes every single law is discriminatory to someone, this is why laws are VOTED upon.
2. The judge discriminated and/or ignored the state of Californias right to have this issue on the ballot, Federal laws right to allow the state of California to have this issue on the ballot and the majority of voters who voted to pass this issue on the ballot.Comment
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1. Murder law isn't discriminatory. Theory blown.1. Yes every single law is discriminatory to someone, this is why laws are VOTED upon.
2. The judge discriminated and/or ignored the state of Californias right to have this issue on the ballot, Federal laws right to allow the state of California to have this issue on the ballot and the majority of voters who voted to pass this issue on the ballot.
2. The judge didn't "discriminate" or "ignore" California's "right" to have this issue on the ballot. It WAS on the ballot. More than once. It passed, and the judge deemed it stupid.SIG TOO BIGComment
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You use words like "stupid" and "theory blown" and expect people to respect let alone acknowledge your opinion?
Murder law(lol love how you describe it) can certainly be discriminatory towards an individual with severe retardation, people in the act of law enforcement, soldiers at war, impaired individuals, etc. Fortunately we have fine tuned your "all inclusive murder law" to be MANY laws that encompass the death of individuals caused by the actions or inaction of others.
The Judge never said Prop8 was "stupid" in his opinion. That is a word he would reserve to be used only to describe you.Comment
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Murder laws discriminate against retarded people, police, soldiers, and the drunk?You use words like "stupid" and "theory blown" and expect people to respect let alone acknowledge your opinion?
Murder law(lol love how you describe it) can certainly be discriminatory towards an individual with severe retardation, people in the act of law enforcement, soldiers at war, impaired individuals, etc. Fortunately we have fine tuned your "all inclusive murder law" to be MANY laws that encompass the death of individuals caused by the actions or inaction of others.
The Judge never said Prop8 was "stupid" in his opinion. That is a word he would reserve to be used only to describe you.
Okay, so you don't like "murder law".... let's see if I can come up with a few others that aren't discriminatory that you might find acceptable.
Jaywalking (discriminates against jaywalkers)
Speed limits (discriminates against speeders)
Term limits (discriminates against incumbants)
Burglary laws (discriminates against burglars)
CP laws (discriminate against kids trying to break into the porn biz)
Alcohol laws (discriminate against those under 21)
Drunk Driving laws (discriminate against alcohol retailers)
Are you fucking retarded or something?
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I was responding to someone using generalizations against a religious group of people so I used a generalization against a sexual preference group of people. Trying to drag me off subject because of you own ignorance of the true issues at hand are weak AMP.Comment
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So not only can gays not marry, but they should be discriminated against for positions on the bench because they're gay too? Somehow gay = abnormal now?
EDIT: Also, why do you think it's fair for a straight judge to rule on the rights of gays? Straight judges are more fair?
Uh, unless you're claiming homosexuality is normal, in which case you'd be a moron on drugs. There is nothing normal about homosexuality, that's why people have a problem with it. I guess the male and female bodies are designed randomly. Just stop posting. With that said, he was openly gay before the ruling and I have respect for Supreme Court judges. I have no doubt he was being objective, I just don't agree with his decision.Greed is Good
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I'm not dragging you off subject. I'm just trying to keep up with all the insane laughable things you are saying. You said Homosexuals spread AIDS. I informed you that straights do too. That nullifies your statement. (not that your statement had anything to do with marriage anyway)SIG TOO BIGComment
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According to YOU and "those people". They probably find you to be very not-normal as well. I know I do.SIG TOO BIGComment
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Some people say that people choose to be gay. So for them it could be broken down into simple steps, such as: if you dont like it, dont choose to be gay. Which only makes sense if a person is capable of choosing their sexual orientation.
That is a clearly incorrect presumption. But even if someone wholeheartedly disagrees and insists that it's a choice, they can still employ logic to realise the other sides position. To the other side it's a simple matter of birth. And you need look no further than ANY other consequence of birth to make the legal analogy. Should black people be banned from being married if the majority of voters say that they should be? Of course fucking not. It's a right.
Furthermore, the very fact that it's "up for a vote" is proof that equality doesnt yet exist for them. It's a 1 to 1 replacement analogy, and it's fucking painfully simple. One side thinks it's a choice, and therefore you can regulate it like having to be this tall to ride the ride. The other side knows that they were born that way, and say fuck you idiot, you dont even understand the argument.43-922-863 Shut up and play your guitar.
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Oh jesus, you're delusional. Even homosexuals admit they're not normal. The ones that are trying to rationalize their choices came up with "there's nothing wrong with it!!" You're right though, your retarded opinion trumps science!
You're right though. Most stupid people are in denial and therefore find everyone else to be abnormal.
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Please point out any conclusive scientific study that says homosexuals were born that way, and not resulted from the product of their environment.Some people say that people choose to be gay. So for them it could be broken down into simple steps, such as: if you dont like it, dont choose to be gay. Which only makes sense if a person is capable of choosing their sexual orientation.
That is a clearly incorrect presumption. But even if someone wholeheartedly disagrees and insists that it's a choice, they can still employ logic to realise the other sides position. To the other side it's a simple matter of birth. And you need look no further than ANY other consequence of birth to make the legal analogy. Should black people be banned from being married if the majority of voters say that they should be? Of course fucking not. It's a right.
Furthermore, the very fact that it's "up for a vote" is proof that equality doesnt yet exist for them. It's a 1 to 1 replacement analogy, and it's fucking painfully simple. One side thinks it's a choice, and therefore you can regulate it like having to be this tall to ride the ride. The other side knows that they were born that way, and say fuck you idiot, you dont even understand the argument.Greed is Good
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When I was a kid (I'm 48) the "will of the people" in my state was to slap "Whites Only" signs on drinking fountains, restrooms, restaurants, etc... it was not a vote of the people that ended it. The Supreme Court ended school segregation in October '69, against "the will of the people". Were those "activist" judges? Were they wrong?Prop8 couldnt even have been on the ballot if federal law had no allowed it, unfortunately for advocates of same-sex marriage federal law ALREADY ruled that LEGAL marriage is defined as a union between a male and a female. So let me get this straight, our federal representative created a law that federally in essence banned same-sex marriage, then voters in California banned same-sex marriage and then ONE HOMOSEXUAL judge decides he doesnt like that so he tries to pick it apart with an opinion and suddenly you all think the Supreme Court will overturn the will of the federal government and majority of people?
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And you are the one that gets to decide what's normal and what's not? Good to know.
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