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Tuesday, November 9, 2004

   3:34 PM.
So I guess I owe everyone an explanation for the Ohio comment...


Well too bad, you're not getting one.

First and foremost - has anyone ever heard of the band Snow Patrol? They're bloody awesome. If you haven't, go download "Run". You will love it.

You WILL love it. [/subliminal message]

Anywho, I finally finished reading The Sun Also Rises, by Ernest Hemingway. The first half is horribly boring and dull and stale like year-old bread, but the last half is quite good. However, while I was reading the first half, I got so bored that I took a pen and started underlining all the innuedos I saw/hallucinated. This made the book incredibly more interesting and amusing and I encourage it whenever you begin to get bored reading a book.

Not sure how much it will help you on the test but...

Now, a political rant: Someone asked me why I supported Bush while I was bisexual. Gay marriage is a complicated issue, with many more strings attached than something such as racism. Personally, I believe that the federal government needs to simply give equal benefits for married couples, regardless. However, since there is not true 'seperation of church and state' this isn't possible, because marriage is irrevocably tied to religion, and in america religion equals Christianity a majority of the time. Marriage is also tied to tax benefits, because, obviously, you're 'commited' to that person for forever (until you get a divorce, lol) so in the eyes of the government, you are entitled to part of your partner's financial wealth. This isn't right, but, as James actually mentioned in one of his posts, it is something that is bound to be rectified in time as America becomes more diverse in both relgion and opinion.

So, while Bush isn't making gay marriage legal anytime soon, he can't make it illegal either without having a good portion of America absolutely up in arms against him, throwing the first amendment and seperation of c & s in his face like a banana creame pie. I agree with Bush and what he's done on a lot of other issues, whereas Kerry I disagree with just about everything. So I support him. Meanwhile, I am perfectly okay with having a common-law marriage should I want one with another girl. =)

And I'll end it there. Ich liebe euer!

-Karma
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