Marriage Equality

[matty_k]

So??

Exactly.

 

[Bullrush]

Follow the thread please

I am and I'm wondering what exactly you think the value of Tim Wilson's opinion is? Is it the fact that he is the Human Rights Commissioner? Is it that he's an openly gay man?

Honestly, I'm not sure what the value of your post is in regards to giving gay couples equal rigts in how they term or name their relationships?

 

[Runner]

I am and I'm wondering what exactly you think the value of Tim Wilson's opinion is? Is it the fact that he is the Human Rights Commissioner? Is it that he's an openly gay man?

Honestly, I'm not sure what the value of your post is in regards to giving gay couples equal rigts in how they term or name their relationships?

Perhaps because he had a similar view to the use of the word marriage which seems to hang up a particular section of the thread. I really don't care if some sections of the gay community insist it has to be all or none.

All I was saying was get the rest and wait for the society to catch up.

As to the value of my post each person will have their own view and your intitled to yours.

 

[Bullrush]

Perhaps because he had a similar view to the use of the word marriage which seems to hang up a particular section of the thread. I really don't care if some sections of the gay community insist it has to be all or none.

All I was saying was get the rest and wait for the society to catch up.

As to the value of my post each person will have their own view and your intitled to yours.

Sorry.....asking what the value of your post is was bad wording on my part.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

It's been just over a year since the New Zealand Government passed legislation allowing Marriage Equality.

The world hasn't stopped spinning. NZ MP (Moana Pasifika) Maurice Williamson was correct.

According to New Zealand’s Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, 926 same-sex marriages have taken place since marriage equality was put into effect on August 19, 2013, and 237 of those were Australian. That is nearly one Australian couple marrying in NZ for every working day (Mon-Fri less Public Holidays) since the Kiwis passed the legislation.

What are our politicians doing on the issue?
Plenty of them seen basking in Bingham Cup glory recently.

 

[I like to watch]

Pay attention Big Arse,we have a PM that wants to turn back the clock to the 1950's.
I think he would rather bring in legislation so that it's ok to call them poofta's again,than allow them to get married.

 

[Sully]

I think we might have to wait until these numpties get sacked. Shouldn't take too long.

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