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Next year's big music festivals got busy this week flogging thousands of tickets to eager music fans. T in the Park and V Festival were among those releasing swathes of 2011 tickets much earlier than usual. The bulk of tickets will go on sale next March. The selling point this week was that fans could buy their tickets now and save the VAT.
In the next few weeks you'll see more exhortations to spend now and save cash ahead of the VAT increase. It's set to rise to 20 per cent on 4 January as part of the Coalition Government's squeeze on our cash. The increase will add 2.5 per cent to the cost of many goods and services so buying now to avoid the higher price can, on the face of it, seem sensible.
But is spending now to save later actually a wise financial move, or is it a false economy? "It's very tempting to buy now to avoid the upcoming VAT increase, but you should remember that you are only saving money if you are buying something that you need and can afford," Annie Shaw, of the personal finance website CashQuestions.com, warns. "Anything else is simply a waste of money in the long run. You should also remember that many retailers will absorb the VAT increase in their profit margins at first so prices won't necessarily rise for the consumer immediately, particularly during the January sales period."
Ed Bowsher, of Lovemoney.com, agrees that rushing to spend now could be a mistake. "The VAT rise may not have the negative impact that so many people fear. In a competitive market, retailers will inevitably take some of the hit and reduce their margins a little," he says. "We'll probably see plenty of 'Don't pay the extra VAT' offers in January. I also suspect that the recovery has built up enough momentum now, so the VAT rise won't push us back into recession."
On the other hand a report published by the marketing firm Acxiom last week suggests UK households will be worse off to the tune of £6.2bn next year as the impact of the VAT increase bites. The average family will be £225 a year out of pocket, the report suggests. with those in Hull, Gwent, Stoke-on-Trent, Leicester and Middlesbrough set to end up worse off because of the increase.
Another report from Santander Insurance claims that millions are rushing to beat the rise. It suggests that 13.75 million UK adults (28 per cent of the population) plan to go on a shopping spree in the next few weeks in advance of the VAT increase, spending on average £650 each. Two-fifths of people plan to splash out on electronic items, such as iPods, iPads, mobile phones and TVs, according to Santander's research.
If true, that would represent an alarming proportion. With belt-tightening rife across the country the idea that millions are planning to treat themselves in an effort to save money would be monstrous, if it wasn't so laughable. What the research may reveal, however, is that people are planning to pull forward buying what they think of as bigger ticket items in order to save money.
As is often the case with spending, it's easy to persuade yourself that buying now is a good idea. But just because you want something, that doesn't mean you should buy it, and even the idea of saving a few quid shouldn't make a difference.
Take the 10,000 music fans who rushed to snap up V Festival tickets this week. (It's too late now, by the way. The deadline to apply was noon on Friday.) The tickets were priced at £165 for a weekend camping pass and £140 for a weekend non-camping pass.
Presumably, when the bulk of tickets go on sale next March they will include VAT at the 20 per cent rate. That would mean they'd be sold at roughly £168 and £143. In other words, you'd have saved around £3 by buying early and avoiding the VAT rise. Hardly seems worth the effort, does it? Especially as you could simply put the cash on deposit, earn a quid in interest, and then decide next spring whether you'd like to go to the summer festival.
In short, the most sensible advice is to ignore the VAT increase and only buy what you have already planned. However, if you have already decided to spend thousands in the spring, buying now could clearly prove worthwhile as the VAT increase effectively adds £212 to every £10,000 you spend.
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If you can, use a credit card to pay: then you'll be protected through section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act. As long as you spend between £100 and £30,000 on a credit card, you can claim against the card issuer if the supplier goes out of business or disappears.
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A drive to the Lighthouse is an experience. Road could be better marked, but be it as it may, you will get there. The Lighthouse is impressive and so are the views. A restaurant...
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The lighthouse itself is a nice place to visit in addition to the parkland that surrounds it. The only negative issue is that the surrounding park has not been maintained well. Some of the railings are broken or missing and have not been maintained by the town. In addition, the bathrooms are missing paper towels and the trash cans in...
Hermosura borinqueña one of the most beautiful places in Puerto Rico, is great if you go earlier to see the beautyfull sunset wow I allways have a great experience when I go whit my wife and kids highly recomended :) 4stars. 2 thumbs up
Beautiful and very well maintained place. Many families visiting it when we were there. The sea view is awesome with surfers all over it. Big parking for many cars and the old Nuclear Station is very near to also visit; a pity they haven't opened it yet. Many good places to have a drink.
My family and I decided to see this before a big storm hit because my grandmother absolutely adores lighthouses.
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We took a 2 hour drive from our hotel in San Juan to visit this lighthouse. The drive there was beautiful and we were able to stop along the way to take many pictures. The lighthouse itself was just okay, nothing special. The walkway seemed relatively new but there was not much to see since there were many shrubs along...
Summer and winter season brings loads of people to the west coast of Puerto Rico to see the Rincon Light House. It was rebuilt about 15 years ago and is kept in perfect condtion. Great for viewing the Whales swimming by during season Dec. thru March. Great for watching the surfers surfing Maria's Beach, the Point, Indicators or Domes beachs....
I loved this spot. There were shelters that are perfect for eating a picnic lunch. You could watch the surfers at Domes and Marias beaches. It was amazing. We were looking for whales but weren't lucky enough to see any.
This lighthouse in Rincon is a great place to visit and enjoy then views. You can see surfers on Domes beach, and you can see Desecheo island off in the distance. It is a great place to catch a sunset. Don't expect much to do here. It is just a great place to relax, unwind, and catch some great views...
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This is a recording from his final tour, on this occasion playing at the excellent Birchmere a venue that has helped launch many musical careers as well as feature musical legends.
From The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA, USA, back on February 16th 1991, this is Roger Miller performing on his only ever solo tour.
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Genre: Country, country pop.
Set: Full 'In concert' performance.
Set List:
You Don't Want My Love
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Dang Me
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Don't We All Have The Right To Be Wrong Now And Then
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Maybe Leaving Nots The Way To Go
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Roger Miller stopped writing songs in 1978, feeling that his more "artistic" works were not being appreciated. He was absent from the entertainment business following the release of Old Friends but returned after receiving an offer to write a Broadway score for a new musical based upon Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Although he had never read the novel, Miller accepted the offer after discovering how the story brought him back to his childhood in rural Oklahoma. It took him a year and a half to write the opening but he eventually finished. The work, entitled Big River premiered at New York's Eugene O'Neill Theatre on April 25, 1985. The musical received glowing reviews, earning seven Tony Awards including one for Miller for "Best Score." He also acted the part of Pap's father for three months after the exit of actor John Goodman, who left for Hollywood.
Miller left to Santa Fe to live with his family following the success of Big River. However, in 1990 he began a solo guitar tour. Miller co-wrote Dwight Yoakam's hit "It Only Hurts When I Cry" from his 1990 album If There Was a Way, and supplied background vocals.
The song was released as a single in 1991, peaking at Number 7 on country charts. Miller ended his tour after being diagnosed with lung cancer in the fall of 1991. His last performance on television occurred during a special tribute to Minnie Pearl that aired on TNN on October 26, 1992, the day following Miller's death.Download link - either click on the above picture or go to comments below.
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This debut play by veteran Broadway press agent Larry Belling homes in on the estranged children of recently widowed stroke-victim Lester Riley who, at the memorial service for his wife, shocks them by announcing his intention to marry his attractive Japanese nurse, thirty-seven years his junior.
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It had been suggested that United could ask their youngsters to defend the Cup while the senior side contested the World Club Championship in Brazil in January.
"No offer of that nature has been made to us," said Edwards. "We have consistently said that every option was reviewed and our decision has been made."
But Thompson was far from dismissive of such a possibility. "The FA would certainly give this idea every consideration," he said. "The rules state that a club must field its best available team. In this case, that would appear to be the players left behind who have not gone to Brazil."
The Treble winners have been accused of devaluing the famous old competition by pulling out, but Edwards added: "I think that it would devalue the competition even more for us to play the youth team. What would the long- term ramifications of that be in terms of other clubs in the future?
"It has always been clearly understood that this was a strictly one-off situation and our decision has been made."
The Old Trafford chief was also keen to shift blame for the controversial decision away from the club.
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Poorly trained and overzealous security guards are abusing the law by clamping down on public photography in the run-up to this summer's Olympics.
Amateur and professional photographers say they are being routinely harangued by aggressive guards near Olympic venues, who use the upcoming Games as an excuse to restrict public photography despite having no basis in law to do so.
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The five photographers were standing on public property outside the Olympic Stadium on Saturday but were forcibly prevented from taking photos by guards who claimed it was forbidden from where they were standing. Only a week earlier, senior police officials had assured photographers that private security guards have no extra powers to clamp down on photography.
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Spicy Garlic Prawns with Cherry Tomatoes
|Dried pasta
|1 Pound (500 Gram)
|Extra virgin olive oil
|5 Tablespoon
|Chili flakes
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crushed
|4 Clove (20 gm), finely chopped
|Large prawns in shells
|1 Pound (500 Gram)
|Cherry tomatoes
|8 Ounce, halved (250 Gram)
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|To Taste
|Chopped flat leaf parsley
|2 Tablespoon (Fresh)
Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling, salted water, until just firm to the bite.
Heat oil in a large frying pan.
Add chilli and garlic and cook over high heat until pale gold, 1 minute.
Add prawns and cook, stirring constantly, until just turning pink, 1 minute.
Add tomatoes and cook, stirring constantly, until tomatoes are hot and wilted and prawns are firm, 2-3 minutes.
Add salt and pepper to taste.
Drain pasta.
Add drained pasta with parsley to hot sauce.
Toss well to coat.
Serve immediately.
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Serving size
Calories 689 Calories from Fat 195
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 21 g32.1%
Saturated Fat 1.4 g6.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 125 mg41.7%
Sodium 631.1 mg26.3%
Total Carbohydrates 87 g29%
Dietary Fiber 5.1 g20.2%
Sugars 5.9 g
Protein 32 g64.3%
Vitamin A 19.8% Vitamin C 35.6%
Calcium 4.9% Iron 14.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Draco Malfoy stalked back to the dungeons, snarling at anyone who tried to question him about the Boggart. His head hurt from where Potter had landed a few blows. He took satisfaction in knowing that Potter would be taking headache relief potion as well this evening.
Pansy followed doggedly at his heels, and he could tell that the only reason she wasn't screaming at the top of her lungs was because they were still in public. He'd barely cleared the threshold of the Slytherin Common Room when she let loose on him.
"A Weasley?" she yelled in a voice so loud and shrill that he was sure Dumbledore heard her. "How could you touch a Weasley?"
"I didn't." Draco informed her in as cold a voice as he could muster. Yelling was unseemly. She should know better. "The very thought of touching a Weasley is repulsive. In case you didn't notice, being saddled with a Weasley as my wife was not my fantasy. It was my worst fear."
Showing more bravery than he'd ever given her credit for, Pansy stepped forward and poked him in the chest. "If I find out that you've been cheating on me with that horrid girl, you won't be able to father any children with her or anyone else."
Draco grabbed her hand and glared down at her. "I have never touched Ginny Weasley. The very idea sickens me."
Pansy's resolve faltered under the heat of his gaze and she took a step back. "I shouldn't have doubted you."
"No, you shouldn't." Leaning down, he kissed her. The spark that normally accompanied her kiss was suspiciously absent. He sighed and leaned his forehead against hers. "I'm not fit for company right now. I'll see you in the morning."
Pouting, Pansy turned and walked towards her room. Once she'd disappeared from sight, Draco noticed Blaise studying him. "What?" he hissed annoyed at the amused expression on his friend's face.
Blaise rocked back on his heels. "Pansy missed out on a vital part of your Boggart's conversation. It wasn't marrying Weasley that scared you, it was the idea of her cutting you off."
Draco had the sensation of a Bludger hitting him in the chest. His breath whooshed out, and he stumbled back onto the couch. "That's not possible."
Blaise smirked as he sat down and patted his friend on the back. "If it's any consolation, she's got it bad for you too."
"What makes you say that?"
"I was there the day she was eyeing you up on the pitch. I saw how she looked at you and where her eyes roamed. She acted fast to shut up her Boggart. It makes you think she was afraid what it might say."
Draco rolled this information around in his head. Was it possible? Could he want a Weasley? Could a Weasley want him?"
Ginny followed Harry and Ron back towards the Gryffindor Common Room. She didn't like the way they were talking in whispers with their heads together. Wanting to stop any conspiring they might be doing against her, she said, "Harry, wait up."
Harry glance back at her with an uncertain look on his face. "Gin, I'm a little bit irritated with you right now. It would be best if we waited to talk in the morning."
Feeling her temper spike, Ginny shouted. "Maybe, I want to talk now. Did you ever think of that?"
Harry stopped walking and spoke through gritted teeth. "For once, could we have a conversation in private?"
Ginny stomped her foot. "I have nothing to hide, Harry."
Anger flashed in Harry's eyes as he closed the distance between them. "Really? Care to explain why you plan on having half a dozen kids with Malfoy?"
Harry's words caused Ginny to burst out laughing. "That was his greatest fear, you giant git. I had nothing to do with what he saw."
Harry looked at his feet, and then he looked at her. He spoke in a quiet, controlled voice. "No, you didn't. If I remember correctly, your greatest fear was Malfoy flashing his stomach muscles at you. Were you afraid you'd lose control and jump on him? Was that the problem?"
"What?" Ginny yelled, balling her hands into fists. "Where is this coming from? For your information, I've seen plenty of men with their shirts off, and I've managed not to throw myself at them."
Ron stepped in to join the fight. "Who have you seen with their shirts off?" he demanded like he had a right to know.
Ginny rolled her eyes and started pointing to men in the crowd. "I've seen him and him and him and half the males in the bloody castle. When it gets the least bit warm you all run around with your shirts off. I'd have to be blind not to notice."
Harry seemed to notice the crowd for the first time. "Gin, let's get to the Common Room. I'd like to have the smallest audience possible for this conversation."
Ginny glared at him, but she followed him. Once they were both sitting on a red couch, she reached out to touch his arm. "Harry, it's sweet that you're jealous, but there isn't anything for you to be worried about."
Harry moved out of her reach. "I'm not jealous, Gin. I'm disgusted. There's a difference."
A growl escaped Ginny's throat, and before she knew what she was doing, she'd hexed Harry across the room. When Ron started to yell at her, he received similar treatment.
"Knock it off, Ginny," Hermione yelled as she crossed the room to see to her friends.
Ginny was in a foul mood when she walked to breakfast the next morning. Harry, Ron, and Hermione were all refusing to speak to her. Students from all houses were looking at her with amusement. When someone bumped into her, and said, "Excuse me, Mrs. Malfoy," she thought she was going to have to kill someone. She'd whirled around on the spot, but the perpetrator vanished into the crowds.
She sat by herself to eat, but she couldn't help t notice the stares she was receiving. She glanced across the Great Hall and saw that Draco was undergoing a similar experience. He was glaring at anyone who spoke to him, and he looked like he was ready to hex Blaise Zabini.
"Staring at your secret love?" Lavender asked playfully as she sat down next to Ginny.
Ginny pointed her fork ominously at the nosy girl. "I'm not in the mood for your games, Lavender."
"You want to be nice to me, Ginny. I'm tapped into all the latest gossip in the school."
Ginny took a long swallow of juice to avoid saying something she might regret. "Fine, what do you know? What are people saying?"
Lavender smiled and sat up taller. "Half of the school is rooting for you and Malfoy. They think the whole star crossed lovers thing is really romantic."
"The star crossed what?" Ginny yelled at a decibel loud enough for the teachers at the head table to sit up and take notice. She sunk down in her seat and spoke in a quiet voice. "People think we're lovers? That's sick."
Lavender arched a carefully manicured brow. "On a shallow, physical level, Malfoy is completely hot."
"You're forgetting that he has the personality of an injured Hippogriff."
Lavender reached out and patted her on the shoulder. "He is the quintessential, brooding, bad boy. He inspires women to want to save him from his plight. I'm sure with the proper...motivation a woman could turn him around. He might even turn into a spy for Dumbledore."
Ginny choked on her pumpkin juice. She coughed and hacked in an embarrassing manner while she tried to regain her breath. "Are you insane? Have you met his father? He's going to turn into a mini-Lucius any day now. He's evil to the core."
Lavender chuckled. "You need to read more romance novels. He's only waiting for the right woman to help him escape from his horrible upbringing. Besides, his father is in prison. The right woman could do wonders for Draco. I'd give it a shot, but he never even looks at me. He looks at you."
Ginny pushed her eggs around on her plate. "He does not."
"He's looking at you right now," Lavender replied in a casual voice.
Looking up, Ginny found herself pinned in her seat by stormy grey eyes. Not wanting to be the one to back down, she stared right back at him. He raised a speculative eyebrow at her, and she felt her face smile completely of its own accord. The smirk he gave her before he went back to his food turned her insides into mush.
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"Pity is the most agreeable feeling among those who have little pride and no prospects of great conquests: for them easy prey—and that is what all who suffer are—is enchanting. Pity is praised as the virtue of prostitutes." – Nietzsche, from The Gay Science
Thursday, July 8, 2004, the United States Senate abandoned the business of the nation for a few hours to indulge in a pity party on company time – and certainly very much on the company dime.
Oregon Republican Gordon Smith took the floor to introduce a $60 million dollar suicide prevention bill, but really mostly to talk about his college age son who killed himself last fall. "He saw only despair ahead and felt only pain in his present. Pain and despair so potent that he sought suicide as a release. As a release."
He put on quite a good show for C-Span, sobbing and giving us the sad details of his adoptive son's bipolar disorder, and such what.
But Nevada Democrat Harry Reid would not be denied an opportunity to nuzzle up and get a mouth full of public sympathy from the pity titty, giving us sad details about his father who killed himself.
It's probably just as well that C-Span cut out before Oklahoma Republican Don Nickles rose to tell about his suicide dad, and before hugging and commiseration all around played out.
This story was fairly pathetic just from reading the news story, but seeing it on C-Span 2 got disgusting real quick. This display was really wrong on SO many different levels. I, for one, felt a kind of queasy nausea, like Zarathustra.
First of all, our enemies must have just LOVED this. They are predisposed to think that we're weak, too sensitive and overcome by emotion to deal with them. US Senators crying and hugging and moaning about their personal sad family stories on the senate floor perfectly supports that image. This is the US Senate, the highest elected body in the land- and they turn into a bunch of girly men crying over their personal feelings about their family tragedies. Crikey, if this is our elite leadership, think what a bunch of soft little sob sisters the rank and file must be.
Second, they're indulging themselves on company time. It's unfortunate about poor Garrett Smith killing himself. Sounds like he was a real nice kid. If the senator or his family wants to talk to me after hours, or after the senate recesses for the season, I'll be happy to give them pastoral counseling with a sympathetic ear.
Not while they're on the floor and supposed to be conducting the nation's business, though. That's not the time or place for such stuff. You've got a few limited days and hours to take care of the important business of a vast nation. Cry on your own time.
Now, I don't mean to be insensitive. Losing a child or father like this would be horrible, and you would be expected to have deep personal feelings. If Senator Smith really feels this strongly, perhaps he should resign his senate seat. Then he could dedicate his life to preventing suicide. He could go speak at local high schools, or whatever it is that you do… I didn't think so.
Third, cry on your own dime. Doubtless they will end up passing his bill 100 to 0. Can't you see how much pain he's in? Just give him this little bit of money, by which I mean $60 million of taxpayer money- equivalent to the entire lifetime earnings of how many Americans? Again, I'm sorry about all your dead relatives, but pity has no cash value.
Except if it involves this guy or New Mexico Republican Pete Domenici, who had left for the day, but came rushing back to get in line at the pity titty – and again push his bill to make private insurers cover mental health treatments the same as regular medical treatments.
Now, advocating this must really make you feel GOOD about yourself. However, it would obviously jack health insurance prices through the roof- making it impossible for many to afford just the actual medical coverage they're barely scraping up money for as it is.
That's not important, though. What's really important is that the senator CARES about the poor, mentally ill people. His daughter is schizophrenic, so screw all else. The senator's on a running crusade to make insurance companies pay. Then when that authoritarian intrusion does damage to the nation's medical care he'll no doubt have another government program to fix it.
As Nietzsche said, "In their pity was their spirit drowned; and when they swelled and o'erswelled with pity, there always floated to the surface a great folly."
Besides the main broad philosophical issues, this display is bad policy. Leaving aside even that there is no constitutional authority for this type of expenditure, what real good will come of this $60 million? This represents the entire life earnings of, say, 100 citizens being blown away simply as a pity sop because one poor sap who happened to be a congressman's son offed himself. Doubtless that will prove to be $60 million per year, every year from now on – and growing.
Thus is the ugly, sickly sweet indulgence of pity cast as more valuable than the life work of hundreds, or thousands of people.
What good does this even do? Pay attention to Smith and Reid's stories. The son and the father both were suffering medical problems that pushed them to self-destruction. What good would a bunch of sob sister therapists and advertising campaigns have done them?
But that doesn't matter. This display was doubtless good politics all around. Poor guy- his dad shot himself. I'll vote for him. Feel the pity. Aren't I virtuous?
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Skip to comments.Same-sex unions legalized in Delaware
Posted on 05/12/2011 10:05:22 AM PDT by massmike
Delaware has joined New Jersey in granting marriage-like rights to same-sex couples joined by civil unions.
The law, which will take effect next Jan. 1, stops short of conferring full marriage rights, as has been done by five states and Washington, D.C.
Gov. Jack Markell signed the legislation on Wednesday at Wilmingtons Queen Theater, as hundreds of supporters toasted the occasion with champagne.
(Excerpt) Read more at bostonherald.com ...
How fitting!
"stops short of conferring full marriage rights"
So it's not marriage. Good.
In one sense, it's good to have a clear demarcation between the degenerate fag states and real America, in case Obama gets re-elected and the option of secession becomes an increasingly appealing course of action.
It's about time to remember California, civil unions were considered "not enough" there. I hope, as a Delaware resident, this does not repeat, but it probably will given enough time. Politics these days isn't too clear cut as to what policy pacifies for good. Most of what I care about is whether or not religions and non-profit organizations are treated separately from the governmental (i.e. don't have to treat as marriage what the government does). That is a tough debate that can't be completely ruled out in coming months, but hopefully we can keep up the honest, sincere, effort.
Secession doesn't sound so appealing when the fact comes along that it does not solve the base problem. I have spoken about the same for the few dissappointed political figures who suggested breaking up Arizona to have separate red and blue states in response to Arizona SB 1070, it creates plenty of problems for what you supposedly solve. In addition, sexuality can be concealed, if any secession did occur, we would find ourselves with any "closet homosexuals" that were already there coming in and campaigning for their "rights" just as they did before. There is no alternative to living where you live, believing what you believe, enduring, and defending faith as needs be.
In addition, I would advise against suggesting secession on FR, most of us understand the urge, but the drawbacks of secession (division, smaller weaker forces to defend or believe in something, etc.), outweigh any perceived benefits.
Not much point in getting deeply invested in opposition to gay marriage".
Demographics are destiny on this one - this year as predicted we crossed the line between minority and majority support for such unions on a national basis, and you can predict within a reasonable margin of error when such legislation will be passing in various state.
The most recent estimate I've seen posits that Mississippi will be last holdout, legalizing such unions sometime between 2032 and 2035.
Likely well before that most if not all states will have some form of some form of civil union or full marital status because not having such is going to become an increasing competitive disadvantage in attracting businesses.
For example my wife works for an F-100 multinational where the majority of gays and lesbians are "out" and there is a strong anti-discrimination policy on the basis of sexual orientation, and there is just no chance that this company is going to be establishing major new facilities in states that don't recognize some form of marital rights for such employees - many of whom are highly placed in the company.
Also, we are rapidly going to get into problems aligning benefits, rights and responsibilities between various states, it's going to be a real mess for example when one state refuses hospital visitation rights to a "spouse" entitled to them in their state of residence - it's bad publicity, bad press, and it's rapidly going to be seen as a bad idea.
Of course, you can talk secession - the problem is that within 10 or 15 years rural areas rural would have to start seceding from urban areas *within* most (likely, all) Red States... as by that time there will be majority voter support for some form of marital status and most of them.
And in the meantime - to the extent that this is a touchstone of conservative policy - it means that you are alienating large numbers of younger voters who might otherwise be a natural conservative constituency.
Nope, time to let this one go.
It looks like someone has been drinking the koolaid by the gallon.
Might be a good time to get government out of the marriage racket altogether.
Please elaborate.
My main point about this is establishing a genuine separation between church and state. Although I have a hard time understanding how some things are unique to marriage. For instance, I have joint-healthcare benefits with my parents. I signed it out, because frankly, Ms. Wonderful has not come around for me to marry just yet, that's fine. I would also like to wonder how hospital visits are denied when all I had to do was sign in to visit my friend, also a guy, as well in the hospital. This person is not any romantic interest or spouse of mine, not by a long shot. I would also mention that the hospitals in Delaware let me drop by and visit my then-girlfriend who I was not married to either at that time. I did have to sign in and out to let them know I was there at that time, but they didn't vastly care about whether or not I was the spouse of either of these people. I can write a will out to pretty much anyone who can agree to it, even though I am unmarried as of yet as well. SO that is the point, inheritance, healthcare, and hospital visits I can do with someone to whom I am not married, I just have a real problem understanding what is going on here? As far as businesses go, let them pass what policies they may, let other nonprofit or "religious" groups do as they may, because in the end, it's to their benefit or loss.
I will say that I only agree on the secession part, primarily because secession does not solve anything, plus I also doubt any state is without its' major cities, which have their own significant voting population.
"Get government out of the marriage racket altogether."
What is the difficult to understand part?
All the reasons put forward by homosexual activists to prove why they should be allowed to "marry" someone of the same sex are bogus red herrings. As you indicated, they already have many of these "rights" available to them, just as anyone else does. What they want is official affirmation of their sexual practices, which "marriage" would give them in spades. This is why the fight is critical not only to deny the redefinition of marriage to include that which is not, but also civil unions and other official government-recognized forms of domestic partnership.
I think I know what your getting at, but to be fair to you and avoid assuptions, I'd like to give you a chance to explain "government getting out of the marriage business." Don't you even know what it is that you're proposing?
Yes I am proposing that the only governing bodies over marriages be the houses of worship in which they are performed. One of the things that led many away from their church being their central focus in life was the government in large part taking over marriage; Wedding licenses et al....you get government out of marriage and it solves a few problems right away; 1. If you want to be "married" you better be on good terms with a religious official somewhere. 2. Married couples might once again place their God at the center of their marriage, rather than government. 3. If government were completely out of the marriage racket, who exactly would the lavender mafia be suing for the "right" to marry?
Who will government recognize as "married," as it must?
The government recognizes NO ONE as married or unmarried. It's none of their business. You know I find it ironic for conservatives that want government out of every other aspect of our lives, this is the ONE (and the most personal one) that my fellow conservatives want the most government influence. It's disturbing.
I don't think you're thinking through the implications of no one being married in the government's eyes. What about children of a widow who marries a new husband? How does he get to adopt her children if he is as good as a stranger to her? What ties people together in a society if there are no recognized ties? Who enforces contracts?
"What about children of a widow who marries a new husband? How does he get to adopt her children if he is as good as a stranger to her?"
How is he a stranger to her? Because the government says so?
"What ties people together in a society if there are no recognized ties? Who enforces contracts?"
Who is your highest authority, the Government or your God? My thoughts on the issue have evolved over time and now I have to say that I agree with a lot of what Alan Dershowitz wrote in this piece;
He goes more into detail than I do, and he even leaves the door open for those who are straight, religious or conservative but for some reason feel the need to have the state give them permission to marry.
If I may, I would also add a number of binding contracts by which one can assign ownership or responsibility, completely regardless of marital status.
1) Advanced Healthcare Directive
2) Will and Testament
3) Birth Certificate (Who is the parent as recorded on that)
If I may, I would also add a number of binding contracts by which one can assign ownership or responsibility, completely regardless of marital status.
1) Advanced Healthcare Directive
2) Will and Testament
3) Birth Certificate (Who is the parent as recorded on that)
Although I do feel that general contracts are a good idea for various relationships.
Again. Who enforces contracts?
Legal contracts would be enforced by the State, but in the situation which I describe (Big Daddy Government out of marriage) marriage would not necessarily BE a legal contract. You COULD have one if you felt the need to have your state grant you permission to marry, but marriage is largely a sacrament as is baptism.....I don't see the state getting involved in baptism.
So, in a court of law, can the state now compel you to testify against your spouse?
"So, in a court of law, can the state now compel you to testify against your spouse?"
Depends. Did you get the states permission to wed? Or did you really live dangerously, leave big brother out of it and have an ecumenical ceremony that actually mean't something to you and your spouse?
That's a non-answer. Again, slower: can ... the ... state ... compel ... court ... testimony ... against ... a ... spouse?
So, when a husband just wants to abandon his non-working "wife" and family, he is perfectly free to legally to do so with no obligations?
Good grief. I am REALLY trying not to insult you. I've watched you on FR for a while and agree with most of what you have to say so I am going to try even harder (maybe having a stroke in the process) to do my best to not devolve this into an insult contest. Here goes nothing;
From the link that I sent you that you clearly have not followed; "The solution is to unlink the religious institution of marriage as distinguished from the secular institution of civil union from the state. Under this proposal, ANY couple could register for CIVIL UNION, recognized by the state, with all its rights and responsibilities."
IOW, if you and your spouse went to big brother in order to get the government recognized "civil union" then no, your spouse could NOT be forced to testify against you in a court of law.
Basically right now we have a system that says that you can get married in a courthouse w/o church involvement, but you just try finding a cleric that will marry you w/o state permission. I want to see that situation done away with.
We have people in this nation shacking up and making babies right and left. When mommy and daddy break up, does the government make the non-custodial spouse pay support or not?
State sanctioned marriage is not required for the state to protect the children of these unions.
"...this is the ONE (and the most personal one) that my fellow conservatives want the most government influence. Its disturbing."
I agree. It isn't a very popular opinion in these parts.
Relying on the state to define and protect marriage, at least in modern times has subverted the role of faith, and has led many to accept impossibilities like "gay marriage" simply because the intitution is now viewed by many to be just another gov't contract that can be broken and resumed as long as the state gives its OK.
But the bottom line is that it isn't going to change, it provides the state too much power over the culture. Statists and homosexualists wouldn't be able to punish folks if they disagreed with their ever evolving definition of marriage, which is coming soon, if not already here in some areas, at least in my opinion.
The good news is that some faiths are never going to accept it, no matter what the punishment, and that's all that really matters.
Thank you, you made the point better than I could.
Whew! Finally!!! I suspected that you were getting at this, but for some reason didn't want to express it as, "government-recognized civil union for all, but no recognized marriage."
Only now you have to explain why it is not okay for the government to be in the "marriage business" but is perfectly alright, for some reason, to be in the "civil union business."
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Even in CA 65% of parents recently said they did not want "gay is good" instruction in public schools. Surrendering to same sex "marriage" is a death knell for human civilization. Demographics are not destiny. More and more young people are becoming pro-life - abortion is becoming less and less accepted as normal, homosexuality is the next one to fall. Anyone pushing same sex "marriage" has moral blinders on. And historical blinders, as well. Homosexuality is a mental illness, huge character flaw, and same sex acts are unnatural, unhealthy and immoral. Homosexuals have much higher rates of child molestation, alcoholism, drug use, violent crime, "partner" abuse and all manner of STD illnesses. Pretending it is just a normal variant of human behavior is nothing but wilfull propaganda.
"Only now you have to explain why it is not okay for the government to be in the "marriage business" but is perfectly alright, for some reason, to be in the "civil union business."
Easy, marriage is a religious sacrament, civil unions are secular.
if we got the message out about the homosexual agenda, if we showed them on their sick parades with a caption saying is this your sex life private? or showed how their agenda is being pushed into the schools then it would wake more of these idiots up who say "I know one and they are nice" what utter crap just because one knows one or they are used as a fashion accessory in places like NY City does not mean you have to be blind or ignorant.
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ONce again, the white trash crowd scores another point.
No, gay marriage is the line in the sand for me. The moment it is forced onto the entirity of the country is the moment the country becomes unsalvageable, and no longer worth preserving. I'd happily see the country break apart and burn in flames first.
You seem to think homosexuals are something that invade from the outside. Like, we close our borders, and they can't come in. Sorry, FRiend, that's not how it works. Homosexuals are our brothers, sons, daughters, and friends. We can try to reach them, try to turn them from sin, but they will never be apart from us.
The good news is that some faiths are never going to accept it, no matter what the punishment, and thats all that really matters."
Agreed. I would also add that this fact is the reason why religion will go on, because there is no other gauge besides these "punishments" that really shows how sincerely one believes in what they do.
I was addressing secession, loud and clear, which is pretty much synonymous with treason.
At least you acknowledged that it seems that way, well, when addressing how some bad decision such as secession will not solve a problem, I would say certain replies are justified. Homosexuals may seem like invaders based on what I said, but facts are facts, even if the treasonous act of secession occurred, there would still be homosexuals in seceded areas which would still campaign for their rights, therefore secession would do nothing to address the issue, but would rather be a short-term attempt at delaying it. Not only that, but it would be pointless because the government and armed forces would never simply let a state, or sections of a state simply walk away. I do not regret the harsh tone when addressing the attrocity of treason. While I do believe in rights and limited government, I would never condone treason, or the weakening of our nation by secession, or splitting up of the states, it is wrong, regardless of the political persuasion of who suggests it. While I do understand the disappointment over the immaturity of many of our politicians, and am personally disappointed myself, I would never suggest or consider treason (a.k.a. secession or splintering of the states) to be a good idea. Is that clear?
Finally, I do understand, and do care about those who practice homosexuality, I fear for many of them, and the serious harm they can do to themselves for their actions, but please, do not make any mistake about the fact that I do not advocate or condone treason in the slightest.
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