EPTVote! 2008 and Exit Poll - Page 4
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Raelcun
United States3747 Posts
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Eben
United States769 Posts
The poll itself is anonymous, no one will know which way you voted unless you say so. | ||
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Raelcun
United States3747 Posts
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
IXNAY ON THE CONSITUTIONAL PARTY. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32159 Posts
There is a powa farrrrr worse than the Republicans! How are you voting on proposition 8 or whatever? I'm obama all the way, wooo weee | ||
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ahrara_
Afghanistan1715 Posts
On November 02 2008 03:39 Savio wrote: Voted McCain. No doubts here. strictly to piss off friends and family | ||
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ahrara_
Afghanistan1715 Posts
On November 03 2008 08:57 iCCup.Raelcun wrote: Yes and with exit polls they're never going to broadcast on the news "Joe Schmoe of district 28 voted for Obama" and the end result is anonymous but I do believe in the anonymous ballot which means I never have to disclose who I voted for no matter the reason. I don't see anyone forcing you to vote in the poll, so uh, what's the problem? | ||
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + First off, I'm voting Yes (no gay marriage). I've had exhaustive debates (one was 2 hours long) with my liberal friends on this, who view it as a civil rights issue. They believe that, all people have an inherent right to marry whomever they want. Each and every person, I was able to whittle them down to acknowledging that marriage is inherently exclusive, rather than inclusive (eg, why not polygamy, too?) and then they admit that marriage should probably be absolved anyways. It's kind of scary seeing that conservatives are correct, in that such liberals do want to undermine marriage, a construct which I see as the most essential context of socialization of children. I see the nuclear family as ideal and meriting preservation. | ||
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
-- excerpt from Chuck Baldwin's website (pretty good articles actually) | ||
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
On November 03 2008 09:38 Mindcrime wrote: I'm pro polygamy. Why? | ||
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
Why not? It's not for me, but who am I to tell consenting adults what sort of relationships they should or should not form? | ||
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mindspike
Canada1902 Posts
On November 03 2008 09:47 Mindcrime wrote: Why not? It's not for me, but who am I to tell consenting adults what sort of relationships they should or should not form? Because most of the time from what I've seen its not consensual. Young girls are forced into it because they are raised within cult-like communities. | ||
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
On November 03 2008 09:50 mindspike wrote: Because most of the time from what I've seen its not consensual. Young girls are forced into it because they are raised within cult-like communities. Should we oppose consensual sex because rape exists too? | ||
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
mindspike: Do not confuse polygamy with pedophilia/incest (why do people always do this). We are talking about, let's say, 3 consenting adults. Who are you to tell them they can't be married? | ||
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
I see this semantic realignment as a weakening attempt. When you broaden the definition that it can no longer be distinguished from casual dating, it's no longer significant. It is significant because it is exclusive. | ||
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
On November 03 2008 08:14 CultureMisfits wrote: i was going to vote for Obama up until this point, but now i have decided to vote for McCain Good for you. | ||
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
On November 03 2008 09:34 HeadBangaa wrote: Talking about Prop 8 (well, gay marriage in general ) is difficult to talk about without delving into the merits of some fundamentals of what marriage is, and why it exists at all. + Show Spoiler + First off, I'm voting Yes (no gay marriage). I've had exhaustive debates (one was 2 hours long) with my liberal friends on this, who view it as a civil rights issue. They believe that, all people have an inherent right to marry whomever they want. Each and every person, I was able to whittle them down to acknowledging that marriage is inherently exclusive, rather than inclusive (eg, why not polygamy, too?) and then they admit that marriage should probably be absolved anyways. It's kind of scary seeing that conservatives are correct, in that such liberals do want to undermine marriage, a construct which I see as the most essential context of socialization of children. I see the nuclear family as ideal and meriting preservation. /agree with everything here. | ||
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
On November 03 2008 10:01 HeadBangaa wrote: Mindcrime: Does your lack of concern for the stipulations of agreements between consenting adults also extend to the time commitment? In other words, I want to marry a girl for exactly 5 years. Why not? If both parties agree to that going in, I have no problem with it. (I suspect you are a marriage abolitionist at heart) In what sense? | ||
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
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