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@roboneko @ChristiJunior @SpurgAnon
No, I meant commonlaw marriage.
Because it isn't your decision if you're married. The judge decides that. That is the entire point of my previous post, and I am quite disappointed you didn't get it.

@roboneko@breastmilk.club @roboneko@bae.st @SpurgAnon
I also see the benefit of two gay people committing to each other. And guess what? Their commitment is absolutely different on the fundamental level. And they do deserve the right to form their own boundaries without some fat politician fucking it up.

@roboneko@breastmilk.club @roboneko@bae.st @SpurgAnon
Do you mean the law or the social interaction?

Of course I see the benefit of 2 peoples saying "I am fully committed to this".

Marriage law on the other hand is a legal trade document based around creating the conditions for leaving. And that is the exact opposite.

@roboneko @SpurgAnon
I have been writing my non-religious reasons for abolishing legal marriage for the last several posts.

@roboneko @ChristiJunior @SpurgAnon
> Common law marrige.
So, do you agree, that if you let me live with you for reasons of rent, and we live together long enough to enter a common-law marriage (because, time is a possible trigger), then I can take half of your shit?

Or is there something, that is making the marriage system abusive beyond comprehension, and making it even wider is retarded?

If your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, and the one unforgivable sin is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, what would that make the consequences for going into the Holy of Holies, the most sacred part endowed with the divine power of creation, and demolishing it completely, then building a mock shrine to Satan in its place? And what would be the consequences of praising this sin, and even of teaching little children to embrace such a grotesque sin? If Magnus Hirschfeld unleashed the plague of Hitler on the Jewish people for producing such an abomination once, what is to become of humanity in our current age?

@roboneko @SpurgAnon
Sorry, but I missed the argument.

> There has to be a good reason
That is the premise, but without a good reason, you are admitting defeat.

Yes, there has to be a reason. And without it, this shit is indefensible

@roboneko @SpurgAnon
They seem one size fits all, because that was literally the point of the law you're defending now.

@roboneko @SpurgAnon
So, respond already.
WHY DO WE NEED A SINGULAR LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR EVERY POSSIBLE COMBIMATION OF LONG TERM COHABITATION?

@roboneko @SpurgAnon
The natural situation is: people will form groups of mostly 2, and sometimes have kids.

The fact, that the state needs to fuck this natural instinct up with 100 pages legal document is disgusting to me. And now, they will push the same dystopian control on gays too.

@roboneko @SpurgAnon
That's actually my problem too.
There are no alternatives to this legal contract, that obviously doesn't fit all the situations.

And by using this exact version now even on same sex couples, it is even less adaptive to the individual needs.

@famardy
My step mom called me, how excited she is about this movie, and that she will go to cinema to celebrate an anniversary...

I cannot stop it... :ablobonfire:

@Kagekokoro @D-Droid
I would actually love to play some re-make or even a game inspired by the original monster hunter...

But assassins creed? why? It even had a PC release.

It is 2013, Naughty Dog has released The Last of Us

It is 2014, Naughty Dog has released The Last of Us

It is 2022, Naughty Dog has released The Last of Us
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