Kevin McCullough..Anti-Gay Marriage pundant. Townhall.com

[and-justice-for-all]

On TOWNHALL.com, they have Kevin McCullough. A strong Anti-Gay spokes men whom I have been exchanging emails with in the issue of Gay MArriage, here is what has been transversed, the only message I dont have is the first one I sent.

rom: "Kevin McCullough" <[e-mail]>
To: And Justice for all
Subject: Re: Townhall.com Columnist Mail for Kevin McCullough: Gay Marriage
Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 08:12:28 -0500

Stop lying RS,

I have been in a "same-sex" relationship for 14 years, make 60k plus a year, own a home, have four vehicals and above average education. Yet, we can not marry so all those assests remain with myself or him in the unfortunate event that results in the loss of one of our lives.


Write a will, those assets will only "remain" with you, him, "whoever" only because you did not take the time to do what was necessary to secure them. (WHICH YOU CAN ALREADY LEGALLY DO UNDER THE LAW.)

Two people and a lawyer can arrange anything - hospital visitation, determination of assets, blah, blah, blah - YOU CAN ALREADY DO IT. And if you don't its simply because you did not take the intiative to.

Now stop fibbing, it makes your argument look desperate.
~KMC

To: <[e-mail]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: Townhall.com Columnist Mail for Kevin McCullough: Gay Marriage


Im not the one telling tall Tales..

From: "Kevin McCullough" <[e-mail]>
To: And Justice for all
Subject: Re: Townhall.com Columnist Mail for Kevin McCullough: Gay Marriage
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 06:50:09 -0500

Well since you can already care for all the issues you mentioned - you in fact - are..

To: <[e-mail]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 12:21 PM
Subject: Re: Townhall.com Columnist Mail for Kevin McCullough: Gay Marriage


I disagree,

And I am not a liar, thats a Republican trait.

How you read it that I must be telling tall tales because I do not think its the right of the so called "morals and values" group to dictate over a minority class, is ignorant on your part.

I know you knew, without a doubt, that two people you do not even know who decided to have ritual service or not, would not directly effect you, in any way shape or form. Mainly because its none of your business and those who think that the marriage between two people they do not even know is their business are just noisy fools with a nothing better to do then try to make others as miserable as they are.

Marriage is a private matter and I find it rather rude and shallow of a group of people who think they know whats best for everyone, when they really do not have a clue. Here in reality (something conservatives are short on) are the same as everyone else. We are all Human and we all need to have equal and fair treatment for everyone..without question.

Saying that "the Gay community wants to destroy marriage" is rather pathetic Kevin and desperate at that. Its not true and you know it.

The only desperate arguments I see are the ones coming from your side, the justification that conservatives put fourth againsts the Gay Marriage/Civil Unions are based in superstitious dogma, nothing more. Some how, they got it in their small brain that if 2 guys/2 women want to get hitched their small world will collapse.. absurd in the least.

Regards,

And Justice for all

From : Kevin McCullough <[e-mail]>
Sent : Wednesday, November 1, 2006 1:27 PM
To : And justice for all
Subject : Re: Townhall.com Columnist Mail for Kevin McCullough: Gay Marriage

You can already engage in all civil protections needed, through legal arrangements... there is no fundamental discrimination against you because you choose to have sex in certain ways...

[Old and In the Way]

1. It's not up to the state to codone religious marriage ceremonies.

If a church has no problems marrying gays, this guy shouldn't have a problem. There is still freedom to attend the church of your choice, one that mirrors your belief system, right?

[davidinalameda]

2. choose to have sex in a certain way?

what-swinging from the ceiling?

[sui generis]

3. Tell Mr. McCullough

You don't give a flying flipping shit what he does with his dick or his property, or his opinion.

Tell him the only thing is, he better not be making decisions about your family unless he's willing to let you make decisions about his. And if he ain't then invite him to fuck off and die for good measure.

You see people like him get a thrill of pleasure from having you admit that they have any power over your life. The fact is, you're going to remain de facto married, the worst thing that asshole can do is inconvenience and annoy you, which we can do equally well right back, and your property will go where it is intended regardless of the law, which just makes him inconsequential and insignificant, like a biting fly.

And the best part is, it's all true.

[mitchtv]

4. tell him how the county will reassess the surviving Partner's

home and then he will be taxed on the gift of the value of the home or half of it if owned in common; Causing Gay Seniors to lose their homes when they can least afford it.