I was driving this morning, picking up the puppy from having what could only be his second bath after being rescued from the “kill shelter”. Noah cleaned up well, and they always look so adorable with that little scarf on – which I guess signifies that he is momentarily not covered in mud. Anyway, I’m listening to the radio and the announcer of this rock station is hawking a singles dance at some New York bar just in time for Valentine’s Day. The tagline for this singles extravaganza? “Come and meet your future Ex.”
….. now….
As you know, this country is insane (and I mean certifiably INSANE) over the idea that homosexuals want to marry each other. It literally makes some people’s heads explode. The very THOUGHT of a homosexual partaking in this most sacred and meaningful ritual makes them reach for a baseball bat double-quick. But this country is living with a divorce rate well over 50%, numerous infidelity, child abuse and other issues chronicled everyday on reality shows, Dr. Phil and Maury (or Congress) and NOW they are even advertising the fact that everyone knows the union won’t last. My question to the Insane is: What part of these blessed unions don’t you want to share? Is it the joy of screwing up someone else’s life or do you just not want to share your attorneys? I get confused on this. There are many reasons for divorce and I’m not dissing those who have gone through it. Remember – I am talking to the Insane. If the majority of heteros can’t stay married – especially the pompous elected ones – why not give someone else a crack at it? Maybe they can lead by example. Honestly, if John Edwards and Newt Gingrich have this right – then ANYONE should be allowed to be married. Make it mean something. Or else we are all just dancing with our future Ex.
3 Responses to Thinking…
Mike
February 9th, 2010 at 9:58 am
Again…coming from the single guy (I should have copywrited that phrase), this might not mean much. But this is an issue I honestly can’t understand. How can allowing gays to marry have any affect on me? I look at it as Lenny Clarke did many years ago..I see two men walking down the street hand in hand, what do I think? Two more women for me! If they want to experience the same issues as other married couples, why not?
Tommy
February 9th, 2010 at 10:13 am
Agreed. I think what it boils down to is people are afraid of people that make lifestyle choices. They feel threatened by people who dont do what they are told.
mburma
February 9th, 2010 at 11:10 am
I see it as the country’s obsessive fake piety. This lip-service morality when all you have to do is scratch the surface of any noisy “Christian” (or tea-partier) and you’ll find plenty of moral bankruptcy. They are taking the Lord’s name in vain.