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Deep Thought #1. Gay People Can't Get Married Because Marriage Isn't For Gay People

By Fannie

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Need more proof that whenever anti-gay bigot Jose Solano speaks an angel loses its wings and the world gets just a little. bit. dumber?

On his blog, he states his favorite circular argument against gay marriage while simultaneously exposing his hateful and intolerant bigotry always brimming just below the surface:

"By the actual fundamental definition of marriage, that is, complementarity, [two people of the same-sex] cannot ever form a marriage.... we must stop handing out mock-marriage licenses because they deceive both the homosexuals and the public in general into imagining they can actually form a marriage and because the act itself is a abominable perversion of the human sexual experience."

Two people of the same-sex can't get married because marriage can't exist between two people of the same sex. A-der. And oh yeah gay marriage licenses are fraudulent and gay people are gross and butt sex is icky.

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Yeah. Deep thoughts.

Full post as published by Fannie's Room on February 22, 2008 (boomark / email).

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