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I'd rather have Jason than John, but at least John voted for a change to policy.
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What's more important? Standing up to the principle that the relationships of others should not be under public scrutiny and boycotting, or denying the bigots validation.
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open24hours posted:Seems like boycotting it would achieve both of these things though. If there is a boycott, a NO result is more likely. That's where the validation comes from.
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Aug 8, 2017 04:15
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open24hours posted:No matter what the result is those people are going to argue that it has vindicated their position. Even if it's a landslide in favour of SSM they'll still argue that it has 'exposed significant differences of opinion in the community and highlighted the need for a cautious approach' or whatever. Are you talking about the bigots in parliament, or the bigots in the wider community. I was talking about the latter.
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Aug 8, 2017 04:25
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HookShot posted:Basically, everyone involved in buying property are total and complete morons. When I was working indirectly in mortgage finance (online application software), this was the case. Brokers were idiots. Banks were idiots. .
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Lid posted:But changing the Marriage Act is going to affect everybody. These loving weasel arguments. It's only been like this for 13 years.
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