Come on, Josh. Just try to knock down my marriage of 51 years.

There's a DIY candle place on Cherry by Skully's. It's in with one of the other shops.

I’m sure some are actually against interracial and gay marriage, BUT, the reason they voted against it is because for example, a gay couple came to a catholic priest, or anyone else who personally doesn’t believe in gay marriage, and asked them to perform the ceremony, they are naturally going to refuse. This bill would have made them both criminally and civilly liable. That’s not right. I don’t care who marries who, but don’t try to force your beliefs down others throats.

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I agree with the other commenter but I want to add that it is true that changing the law wouldn't prevent people from having marriage ceremonies, though. I knew people who were in same-sex marriages before Obergefell (in a red state).

They had their ceremonies and celebrations just the same as usual. It's just that when the rubber hits the road and, say, one of them ends up in the hospital and the other isn't allowed to visit because they're not "really" married-- situations like that-- you see how the legal rights and affects of a state-recognized marriage are unjustly missing.

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Deep down inside you realize if things get a little crazy you’re completely useless. Your self worth comes from your perceived fugazi mental intelligence and talking down to strangers on the internet

I had a POS brother in law that used all kinds of loopholes, such as health, not showing up for court dates, etc , and was able to drag his eviction out for a year! I'm an optimist by nature, and hope this goes according to plans for you...but don't start packing your move in yet.

If overturned they could stop an interracial marriage just like they would a same sex one. It would become nullified and simply not recognized under the eyes of the law anymore. There have been a lot of legal conversations about what would happen to same sex spouses if Obergefell v Hodges was overturned and I assume the same would apply to Loving v Virginia.

But when you can’t read a fucking piece of legislation your lazy ass asks this sub how to read it for you. The irony in your dumbass comment.

Fuck Josh Hawley

Death-bed mobsters. Got it.

The bill is very straight forward and only a few pages long. The senate added religious exemption to it- of course- to get the R vote.

I made the map, I love Springfield.

Satire is a good thing, half truth half joke.

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-#keepwillardinwillard

Awesome thanks!

Unless you're on google maps, or similar. You've never seen it. It's very far from any road that's not a driveway.

Also the driveway is off division, house is on Pearson Creek.

Most of the posts on the sub could go in this thread tbh

Natural grocers has a ton of bees wax candles

Go fuck yourself you self righteous piece of shit. I guaranteed if your water, plumbing, or electrical did not work, or if your roof collapsed you would need an alleged rube to come and save your pathetic ass. By the way I totally support the bill at face value, but the scumbag politicians always load other bullshit into them

Yes and hard to find woodworking hand tools

lol all these people put one response and never say anything back. what a coward

"Texan Refugee Camp"

Lol, yes, he is clearly concerned about ALL religions, obviously.

Can’t wait for a well thought out, level headed response from the person I responded to. Anyyyyyy minute now I’m sure…