Post Election Thoughts - Page 4

TRFrance · #31 11-05-2008, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeanie

You know what?

What the world is wrong with getting a little indigent about what you see going on in your country?
I trust in God, I know God is in control-duh!

But havent we learned ANYTHING from history???
I know I am going to quote this wrong but--did someone say-Bad things happen when Good men do NOTHING? (perhaps someone can give me the correct quote)

Here in Ca. we got very passionate about Prop 8- and it is passing!

I dont want what happened in Canada to happen here!! Hello!

Hate to sound negative, but I am certain it will happen here.

It'll take a little time, but that's the direction we'll be going with a liberal controlled White House, Senate, House, Federal judiciary, and Supreme Court.

Its just a matter of time.

Dimples · #32 11-05-2008, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Ron

Excuse me, where are your facts?

A comedian was in a nightclub recently & made fun of two Lesbians & took the comedian to a human rights tribunal & LOST!

I admit the day will come when it is illegal, but it ain't here yet.

Brother, as involed as you have been in the US election you didn't know about this?

Did the bill pass?

Canada at this very moment is in the middle of a moral crisis. For many years now gay activists with the help of the media have systematically undermined the traditional Christian view of homosexuality. Historically, Canadians, influenced by Christianity and Judaism, and more recently by Islam and Sikhism have believed that homosexual practice was immoral. But very soon it may be a criminal offense in Canada to preach, teach, or publish negative commentary about homosexuality.

On May 29, 2002 Svend Robinson?s private members initiative, Bill C-415, passed second reading in the House of Commons. This bill if passed into law would in effect criminalize public criticism of homosexuality (certain exceptions supposedly being allowed) and produce a serious chilling effect on the public discussion of this serious moral issue. Gwen Landolt, Vice-President of REAL Women of Canada is convinced that Bill C-415 will become law, and she sees this as a watershed issue for Canadians on the same level of importance as the imposition of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Light · #33 11-05-2008, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by StMark

You're not apostolic so what do you care?

and we certainly don't care what you think about us

You know not what you talk about as usual.

StMark · #34 11-05-2008, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by light

you know not what you talk about as usual.

hahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Ron · #35 11-05-2008, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Dimples

Brother, as involed as you have been in the US election you didn't know about this?

Did the bill pass?

Canada at this very moment is in the middle of a moral crisis. For many years now gay activists with the help of the media have systematically undermined the traditional Christian view of homosexuality. Historically, Canadians, influenced by Christianity and Judaism, and more recently by Islam and Sikhism have believed that homosexual practice was immoral. But very soon it may be a criminal offense in Canada to preach, teach, or publish negative commentary about homosexuality.

On May 29, 2002 Svend Robinson?s private members initiative, Bill C-415, passed second reading in the House of Commons. This bill if passed into law would in effect criminalize public criticism of homosexuality (certain exceptions supposedly being allowed) and produce a serious chilling effect on the public discussion of this serious moral issue. Gwen Landolt, Vice-President of REAL Women of Canada is convinced that Bill C-415 will become law, and she sees this as a watershed issue for Canadians on the same level of importance as the imposition of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Has it become law?
Many bills die on the order paper before becoming law.
We just had a federal election & everything that does not have Royal Assent
will die on the order paper.

Private members bills very rarely become law.

BTW, you have Gay Marriage in the States too.

Dimples · #36 11-05-2008, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Ron

Has it become law?
Many bills die on the order paper before becoming law.
We just had a federal election & everything that does not have Royal Assent
will die on the order paper.

Private members bills very rarely become law.

BTW, you have Gay Marriage in the States too.

Only in a couple states at a State Level.

I was asking you if it became law.