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Do You Agree? Cuyahoga County OKs Domestic Partner Benefits For Gay Couples

Take our poll and tell us if you agree with the decision. And then explain your stance in the comments.

 

The children of gay couples who receive health insurance from Cuyahoga County will now get benefits that the children of straight, but unmarried, couples can't receive, according to the Plain Dealer.

The Cuyahoga County Council, which voted 6-4 Tuesday on the measure, explained their decision to leave out the children of unmarried straight couples.

The newspaper explains that: "The children of all county employees are covered, regardless of the employee's marital status. The difference in the new law is that the children of the partners of gay county employees are now covered. The children of unmarried partners of heterosexual county employees are not."

From the Plain Dealer:

The reason, council members said, is that heterosexual couples can get married to get benefits for their children.

"This is the first step to be more inclusive," Council Vice President Sunny Simon, who introduced the legislation, said afterward. "They have a choice to get married. This particular group has no choice."

So do you agree with the decision? Take our poll and then tell us why in the comments below.

  • Do you agree with the decision to allow gay couples to get domestic partner benefits but not straight, unmarried couples?

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • I agree
        178 (49%)
    • I disagree
        181 (50%)
    Total votes: 359
  • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: Cuyahoga County Council, Domestic Partner Benefits, Gay Couples, and Polls

Valerie Middleton Winter

12:30 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Maybe like car insurance or life insurance / one size fits all .......one deductible, none of this 80/20, in-network, out-of-network junk, 12/25 25/50 50/100 coverages, no exclusions, no pre-existing

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Jason Lea

12:32 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

For the Mentor Patch readers who are wondering, Lake County's policy is that the couple needs to be married for the partner to receive benefits. At this point, that excludes same-sex couples because they cannot marry in Ohio.

William Margalis, the director of administrative services for the Lake County government, said that no county employee has asked for their benefits to cover a partner of the same sex yet.

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steve James

2:03 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

All this Bs about god and the bible - people trying to put their religious beliefs on others. Which btw was what 9-11 was all about

Shairia law. which is about as hateful to gays as some xtians.

Joe M.

1:23 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

I don't believe that gay people should be able to marry. Why--because gay marriages go COMPLETELY AGAINST what God says. Don't try to blast me on this comment-God says same sex marriages are an abomination-read it in the Bible.

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Le'ah Keturah-Sarah Krzywkowski

2:55 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

And I suppose you kmow how to read and understand Hebrew? b'seder?

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Ken

10:05 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

The Bible also indicates that Slavery is acceptable, Daughters can be sold into Slavery, People who work on the Sabbath can be executed and people who plant two types of crops side by side can be stoned to Death. I can't stand people who only read and quote the parts of the Bible they agree with with and forget about the rest.

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Pastor Chris

10:33 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

If we are going to quote the Bible let's be accurate. Joe's comments are not wrong. Marriage is clearly defined in Scripture and then there a lot examples of how mankind has messed it up in the Scriptures. The moral issue of homosexuality in particular...and all sexual immorality for the matter are not condoned in Scripture. I understand the culture will embrace sin, but we should not condone it. There are some areas of Scripture that have been abused in the past. Sad reality, something all Bible believing Christians need to acknowledge and humbling as God to lead us forward in His truths. Marriage however is not an abuse of Scripture. It is clearly laid out as the origin of civilization and the foundation of society...the home and community. Systematic Theology is an approach that views a topic in Scripture in its entirety. This keeps us from making mistakes or abusing Scripture. It allows us to form doctrine and fully understand the wisdom of God about a particular topic. Marriage is God's way and it was His design. From us to vary from that is wrong. Let's keep this positive. As a Christian this is more about what I am for - Marriage, than what I am against - homosexuality (or any other sexual sin or sin). God wants us to live right with Him...so our focus should be on His ways that our good for us. Marriage is one of those (even though we mess it up all the time because we are sinners.)

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steve James

2:04 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

we dont believe in your bible.

And if you want to rant, why dont you talk about the immoral people who have children out of wedlock. We can save 10x easy of the cost of covering gay domestic partners re insurance.

So cute how you forget conveniently about the sins of so many str8 people.

Peter Grossetti

1:47 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

@Joe M (name in violation of Patch TOU) - Which god are you talking about? Mine thinks its absolutely OK!

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Barbara

8:01 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Peter Grossetti,
I notice in every post where someone uses just their first name, you reference the Patch TOU. I might be misreading it, so could you please direct me to the part of the TOU that states first and last names must be used. Thanks.

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Ted Dick

4:09 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

I know that some where they "the Patch People" ask you to leave you first and last name. I could not find it quickly though for you Barbara. For me, putting your name is a good policy. It keeps the discourse civil,

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steve James

2:07 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

Mine also. Some xtians are anything but xtians.

BTW keep your multi thousand year old scripture to yourself.

Or I'll be glad to form a stone brigade to solve the problems of your daughters not being virgins on their wedding days.

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Barbara

8:09 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

Ted, I've looked everywhere in the TOU, and nowhere did I see that using a first and last name is required. Perhaps in the registration they require first and last name, but they must understand security issues and NOT require that your full name be displayed. My...and my family's security is the reason I choose to use only my first name.

Josh - Honolulu, Hawaii

2:04 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Joe, God has nothing to do with government health care. This article isn't about gay marriage. It's about gay couples being able to actually get some kind of benefits they can't get otherwise because of the stigma homosexuality has on society and the fact that they CANNOT get married in the state of Ohio.

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GW

6:20 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

just ask Sunny Simon how much this would benefit her and her...She wants full benefits for gay couples.

Joe Parma

2:19 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Honestly, I am not in favor of same sex marriages, however maybe we should allow same sex marriages so the issue of benefits is put to rest. Then unmarried homosexual couples will see the equality we all face.

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steve James

2:09 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

Not sure where you are coming from but I'm all for gay marriage rights. what your church does with its marriage RITES is their biz and you can bar the door to gays with my blessings.

Because our church will perform marriage rites for gays, and find them the best of parishioners. - sometimes adversity makes better people

Laura - Lake County

3:20 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Funny the article states straight couples can't get the benefits for their children, yes they can, they just need to get get married (which they are leagally able to). If gay couples were leagally able to be married they would. Then we would have no issue, no deviders. BTW Joe...Spread Love not Hate

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steve James

2:10 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

bulls eye Laura. And I bet the people most opposed to gays getting eg medical beneifts for their partners are the same who talk about protecting life.

Hypocrites

AprilMP

3:56 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

It's good. This world not be revolved by any marriage. I'm straight and prefer to never marry. Be good people and mind yourself. Quit telling your neighbor how to live.

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steve James

2:11 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

maybe we should nt call the bigots bigots. lets try busybodies -

Mike Times

8:59 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

I predict within 10 years someone will be able to get health benefits for their dog or cat just because its only fair to take care of those you love.

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steve James

2:16 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

you can buy health insurance for your pets. its available commercially. woof woof

I'mJustRight

11:25 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

This is social engineering BS... After thousands and thousands of years of recorded human history, in every corner of the world and in every religion and every society, and by every definition, marriage has always been between a man and a woman. You can't re-define words or phrases to suit an agenda. Gays actually CAN marry... They have the same right to marry someone of the opposite sex, just like everyone else. Society has a benefit from marriage and procreation and rewards it. It is not anti-gay to keep marriage the way it has been for all time. It's simply pro fact. I'm offended that tax dollars are paying for benefits for a "life-style" in the form of partner benefits. Plus, it opens up a flood gate of potential fraud. Bad, politically motivated idea. Just another reason why Cuyahoga is wasting away and staying broke.

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Alex Vandehoff

7:48 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

I'mJustRight, You'reJustWrong. At many times throughout the sacred 'human history' you talk about, marriage was between a man and many women. And apparently at times between a man and his beasts - apparently the Israelites needed someone to tell them not to get it on with their pets. Look it up in your fancy bibles.

So your argument is deeply flawed.

Why do I get the feeling that many of people making comments want everyone to 'mind their own business' yet feel the need to stick their noses in places they don't belong? Hypocrites.

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James Thomas

10:02 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Alex V.,
"Why do I get the feeling that many of people making comments want everyone to 'mind their own business' yet feel the need to stick their noses in places they don't belong?"
Because we are being asked to pay for it through taxes. Someone is sticking their fingers in our wallets and we have a right to sound off on this issue.

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Alex Vandehoff

2:07 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

James - we all have the right, thankfully!

My point is that far to often, those that tell us to leave them alone can't seem to leave anyone else alone. Which one is it? Leave you alone, or don't? If I leave you alone, can you leave me alone?

The nature of taxes is that they go towards things we don't always agree with or need ourselves. I don't have kids, yet I fund Lakewood schools. I don't believe in foreign wars to defend oil, yet I funded that. I don't use public transportation, but I fund that. You can find thousands of examples. Yet these issues specifically get people excited when there are MUCH larger issues out there.

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Josh - Honolulu, Hawaii

2:49 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

I'mJustRight - "Gays actually CAN marry... They have the same right to marry someone of the opposite sex, just like everyone else."

I thought marriage is supposed to be between two people who love each other. If you're married to a woman, I'm sure you didn't get married to her just for giggles and grins. You got married to her because you are attracted to and loved her enough to make that kind of commitment. So you're telling me that you'd prefer for two people of the opposite sex to get married to each other just for benefits? Isn't that fraud and doesn't that violate the so called "sanctity of marriage"?

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steve James

2:15 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

lets see - half of western Europe has gay marriage. As does canada, mexico, argentina and columbia

And nations as diverse as israel, Nepal, Repub of south africa etc.

Want to stop the fraud I'mjust right - let gays marry.

BTW how do we know that you and your wife are legally married? We' can prob save 10x what giving the small number of gay couples bennies by tossing off the hetero marriage fakers.

I've been married 44 years and never been asked if I was married? thats where our county can save a fortune - kick off the hetero fakers.

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steve James

2:19 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

and dont give us the marriage has always been the same blah blah.

We no longer sell our daughters into slavery of a man she has never met for a dowry and to cement biz ties etc.

As for gays having the right to marry someone of the opposite sex, lets see you go marry someone of hte same sex........

Re tjhe procreation biz, lets make marriages conditional on children happening and kill off all marriages when the last kid reaches the age of majority.

dont you get tired of throwing out the same old back of the bull arguments?

Peter Grossetti

8:07 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

http://www.patch.com/terms
"Patch believes in transparency, and we ask that all your registration information be truthful. You may not use any aliases or other means to mask your true identity."

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Peter Grossetti

8:10 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

..and, besides, isn't it just better to have a set of balls and stand behind what you say/believe?

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Steve

11:04 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Not if your a Woman, Peter... ;)

Barbara

8:32 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

My first name is not an alias, it is truthfully my name, not a 'mask', and all my registration information is factual.
I choose to not have my full name displayed for security reasons: courage of my convictions or opinions has nothing to do with it.
But....thank God we've got you acting as a self-appointed 'enforcer'.

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Winston Smith

8:59 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Request you folks STAY ON TOPIC.
I'm against this decision because it costs me more money as a taxpayer! Gay couples don't have children together,it's physically impossible.
This is grossly UNFAIR to normal (man & woman) couples who live togather. It's political pandering to a small but vocal voting block.

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Pastor Chris

9:02 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Winston...you are on target. It is unfair and should not stand. I thought some positivity was needed. There is not a like button if there were I would push it.

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Barbara

9:07 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Yes, Winston....
I DID get off topic, but I felt it important to have my opinion posted re: someone else's rant.
BTW....NORMAL couples??!! Unfortunately, I do believe you are serious.
So bigoted, so sad.

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Michelle Mercuri

1:21 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Dear Winston, I find your comment quite offensive. It was 'physically impossible' for my parents to have a child, so they adopted me. Are you suggesting that I should not have been able to have health insurance as a child? How is any if this 'unfair' to a 'normal' couple? Has the government stopped allowing health care coverage for children in single-parent homes? If that's the case, then that's something I could truly get mad about.

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Winston Smith

11:46 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Hi Michelle
Under Our current system,Employers pay most of there employee's Health Care costs. The children(biologicl & adopted) are covered as the employees dependants. I have no way of knowing where your adopted parents worked, but we are talking specifically about Cuyahoga County employees. I, in my own small part, AM PAYING FOR THERE HEALTH CARE. They are not legally married. That's the same as paying Health Care for a roommate.
A Male/Female couple is normal.Same sex couples are abnormal. If that offends you, ask your two same sex adopted parents why they could not produce there own biological children. The key to you being offended lies there. Good day.

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steve James

2:21 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

a small but vocal block being run over left and right by large blocks of reliigious people.

Stop claiming you are the victimi when in fact you are the victimizer.

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Michelle Mercuri

2:11 pm on Friday, February 17, 2012

Winston, for the record, my parents are not 'same sex' as you assume. They are 'normal' by your definition. That is my point. I was just a child that needed health care. Obviously, many gay couples adopt. Those couples are not married because they can not legally do so. I wonder, would you have preferred it that those adopted children were aborted, so you wouldn't have to pay for their healthcare? Currently, 'man & woman' couples have the legal right, and choice, to marry. That's how they can get their children/stepchildren covered. I don't want to get into a pissing match with you, I guess I'm just trying to look at the needs of the child. I wonder how much this is really costing us anyway?

Pastor Chris

8:59 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

I do not agree with this policy. I am pro-marriage. Traditional family values are what is best for society at large. Yes, as many of you have pointed out we mess it up. But messing things up does not mean we condone it. I am opposed to offering benefits to couple as an acknowledgment that they are married...although we skirt this by giving it another name. The State of Ohio does not recognize "gay" marriage. Beyond the moral and legal aspect of this decision is the fact that this policy is it truly does discriminate. For those of you out their who want "gay" marriage and see this as a victory. You just discriminated against a couple (not gay) who lives together and they do not get the same supposed rights or benefits as you. This is clear discrimination if it stands, it violates the State Constitution and it promotes an agenda that has not been promoted in any civilization (not even the Greeks and Roman who did embrace homosexuality but viewed it as sexual preference, never connected to the social institution of marriage). Everyone needs to step back and truly look at this from a legal, moral, historical, fiscal, and may I dare say even Biblical perspective. This is not good policy.

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Barbara

2:16 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

I accept that you don't agree with this policy, but how do you presume to know what's 'best for society at large'? Your posts are nothing more than the rantings of a narrow-minded bigot.

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Pastor Chris

2:45 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Barb...I don't presume to know what is best for society at large I base that off the Creator of all things...God Himself. His Word reveals what is best. Yes, we can rebel and we can ignore what He says, but His ways are best. So it is not my opinion.

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Josh - Honolulu, Hawaii

2:53 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

This doesn't discriminate against anyone in anyway. An unmarried (heterosexual) couple living together have the option of getting married in order to get these very same benefits. Once again, this article isn't about gay marriage at all. It's about giving benefits to couples who are not legally able to get them any other way because same-sex marriage is not legal in the entire state of Ohio.

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Barbara

3:07 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Whatever happened to separation of church and state?
And....yes Christopher, it IS your opinion. Don't hide behind your God to foist your beliefs on people.
MY God is a benevolent, all-loving, all-accepting, kind, supportive God with a sense of humor and a total understanding of the fallibility and frailties of us mortals.
This has gotten so far off topic that I now graciously bow out of this pissing match.

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steve James

2:24 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

"You just discriminated against a couple (not gay) who lives together and they do not get the same supposed rights or benefits as you."

Sorry Chris - you cant have it both ways. gays cant marry so we make exceptions for them. and dont need exceptions for unmarried hetero couples who can marry.

Somehow the word hypocrite comes to mind.

PS - its the 21st century.

Chris

9:20 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Gay marriage isn't legal in Ohio or Cuyahoga county for a reason - we don't want it. Health Insurance is a 'benefit' offered to employees and their legal families. Unless Gay parterships are legally accepted and bound in marriage there is no way they should receive the same benefits legally bound families do. As if our county and government isn't broke enough they've offered 'benefits' to people that don't and haven't qualified for in decades. If children of heterosexual partnerships aren't covered this is simply reverse discrimination. Gay Marriage is another step in our country's moral decline. It's not natural and it's not what God or nature intended.

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steve James

2:27 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

the moral decline is always having an enemy in the name of god. why dont you go have a beer and go to sleep chriss -t slate and all you seem to be able to do is claim victimhood when you are the victimizer in so many ways

Brandon Scullion

9:58 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

I guess people who adopt children aren't really parents because they are not biological.

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Curly Joe

11:12 am on Thursday, February 16, 2012

Boy the patch is scraping the bottom of the bowl for stories these days. Inquiring minds want to know! I do find it amusing how people change the subject above as if it's analogy has anything to do with gay marrage. I'll go back to watching my Garbdashians show now :)

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Valerie Middleton Winter

4:07 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

@ Josh, I believe the title was about "Gay Couples". But back to my comment that health insurance should be like car and life insurances - individual policies for all. People living together are able to purchase insurance all by themselves, or get it through medicaid if they qualify. Why does this have to be for a person, a couple, a family. Let it be for each person, just like a car and the premium based on age, health, lifestyle, type of work (high risk vs low risk / athlete vs office worker). And it is a "benefit" some employers don't even offer health insurance unless you are a full timer and part timer's average 25 hours per week. The Mentor School's has a policy that the employee gets a stipend for opting out of the school health insurance, and Lincoln has a similar policy, that's what that year-end bonus is for their employees so they can pay for their own health insurance. Give me more money in my paycheck (section 125) so I can buy my own health insurance from a company of my choice.

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steve James

2:30 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

thats fine if gays get the same deal

BTW employer insurance cannot discriminate based on prior health issues.

pvt policies can refuse you coverage or raise the rates astronommically if they think they are at risk of paying off.

just time to treat our gay citizens equally. the simple solution - let them marry under civil law.

(I can see the vittual bricks flying)

Ted Dick

4:32 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

I disagree with "the decision to allow gay couples to get domestic partner benefits but not straight, unmarried couples" because anybody in a committed relationship independent of sexual orientation should get partner benefits. So I agree that gay couples should get the benefits but so should straight, unmarried couples. My partner benefits from such an extended policy at CWRU. Cleveland Heights allows domestic partnerships to heterosexual couples.

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steve James

2:30 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

I'm fine with your comments but you might want to change your name (smiles)

Sandy

5:26 pm on Thursday, February 16, 2012

All children should be allowed to get health benefits no matter what the makeup of the family

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James Thomas

11:40 am on Saturday, February 18, 2012

Sandy,
All children have access to health benefits no matter what the makeup of the family.
The question is who PAYS for it.

Pastor Chris

7:55 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

I have noticed one thing in watching this dialogue unfold. The people who make resort to personal attacks of people, are closed minded, and knock on people's beliefs are those arguing for Gay marriage. The arguments people are making about the Bible are absurd. If you study literature you will understand that the Bible as a whole holds the highest level of textual criticism. What does that mean...well it means that just as a book we can know with nearly 99% in many cases that with the exception of scribal errors, not content that what the Bible says is accurate it what was actually written in its original form. As for the inspiration of Scripture that is up to the individual. If you don't want to believe it is sacred, that is on you. But the Bible is an awesome work of literature. Again, I stated earlier, people have abused Scripture by not applying systematic theology or taking it out of context or not exegeting a text correctly. Which is what those bashing the Word of God are doing. It is sad that we cannot have more respect toward God's Word and people of faith...founding principles of our nation. But the good thing about our nation is that I respect your right to hold your opinion. If you noticed I did not stoop to calling anyone who disagreed with me a bigot, hurl personal insults...not I argued my point on its own merit. That is what public discourse is supposed to be about. I hope you will respond in kind or ask questions and we can have healthy dialogue.

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Brandon Scullion

11:40 am on Friday, February 17, 2012

I maybe one of the younger people commenting on this post but I wanted to share a link of a music video.
As I read through these comments, from the left and the right, both of which are full of attacks and accusations, a couple of songs from the band LIVE start to play through my head.

I'm a sucker for a good, politically charged, song and their first album was comprised entirely of these types of songs.

The Beauty of Gray is the name of the song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU4wDMYbIps

If I told you he was your brother
We could reminisce
Then you would go about your day
If I said you ought to give him some of your water
You'd shake your canteen and walk away
The perception that divides you from him
Is a lie
For some reason you never asked why
This is not a black and white world
You can't afford to believe in your side
This is not a black and white world
To be alive
I say that the colors must swirl
And I believe
That maybe today
We will all get to appreciate
The Beauty of Grey

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James Thomas

11:36 am on Saturday, February 18, 2012

Brandon S.,
I admire your attempt to foster equality but let me supply some subtext to your lyrics.
"If I said you ought to give him some of your water
You'd shake your canteen and walk away"
If I demand that you give the water that you just spent a whole day working to acquire so that your wife and children would not thirst you would walk away.
"This is not a black and white world
You can't afford to believe in your side"
This is not a black and white issue, it's math, you can't afford it because it's already been spent and it's been spent for your children.
And for you Brandon.

Sandy

12:28 pm on Saturday, February 18, 2012

James,
We all pay into a pot to help those who cannot help themselves. You are right in that respect, but it's better to see children, or anyone for that matter, get whatever healthcare is needed rather than to let them suffer. Isn't that what a society is supposed to do? I would hate for us to regress to the standards of the 1800's.

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James Thomas

10:07 pm on Saturday, February 18, 2012

Sandy,
I'd hate to see that too but that is what we are headed for if we don't stop spending at the present rate. If we don't choose to control our spending the choice will be taken out of our hands. "If something can't continue, it stops". We are all on a fiscal Easter Island.

Sandy

1:09 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

We need to rethink our priorities, in other words.

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anastasia

4:53 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I'm confused about how this is even a discussion...what year is it again?? and who in their right mind would deny proper benefits to any child? i certainly dont give a rats patooty if the kids parents are gay or straight. why cant we just let people live their lives?? and all of this religious talk is garbage. i thought god was the only one who could judge us...

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jessicalovely

2:38 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

i'm not against gay or lesbian but theyre getting more and more of there kind, dont know why. i would suggest hypnotherapy to cure lesbians and gay lol. they might try viewing this one http://tinyurl.com/FreeGregoryHypnosisVideo

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