I'm lining up with the guys who take peyote ( I do draw the line at licking toads - usually )

>>>>>http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/06/dobbs.june7/index.html
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>>>>>This man is an embarrassment.
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>>>>>I've heard about every slippery-slope argument about how same-sex marriage adversely affects the fundamental American family. I hope Congress slaps him silly for this one.
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>>>>I've yet to hear one argument that it positively affects the fundamental American family. I hear a lot about how it does and doesn't adversely affect, but nothing saying that it is a good thing. On the other hand, same-sex marriage does seem to be conducive to a good family environment.
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>>>Why should anyone have to make such an argument? And who are you, or anyone else, to define what a "fundamental American family" or "good family environment" is? How arrogant. To me this kind of thinking is completely contrary to the principles this country stands for -- individual liberty and the right to live unoppressed by the state. We've sure gone to a lot of trouble for nothing if we no longer believe in that. It doesn't mean you believe in everyone's choices. It just means you believe in their right to make those choices.
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>>And what if my neighbors just happen to be Yanomami Indians from the Amazon? How dare I attempt to interfere or comment against their cultural system by imposing our laws! We must allow them to continue to cut off and shrink heads as well as practice canalization. We need no laws. Why every true blooded American should carry a gun and shoot any SOB who gets into his way!
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>>We do not need laws we need total freedom. Who needs society? What a terrible institution. Chaos is easy to attain. :)
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>Thomas, you usually make sense, but what on earth are you talking about?
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>I do agree with you that Yanomami should be free to build canals ;-)