I hope no belligerant, leftist bullies tell whoever published that to â â â â off and die painfully in the ditch of their own ignorance and rot slowly in the wrong side of history.
They mustâve forgotten to include those stunning factual numbers of rapists-in-sheepâs-clothing female bathroom rapes that weâve all totally heard about happening all the time in countries that have SSM legislation. I mean, you wouldnât just make that sort of thing up right?
For a tl/dnr take on the rebuttal, I thought this paragraph was instructive:
Instead, he draws sweeping, outlier conclusions (74 studies collected by my research team at Columbia Law Schoolâs What We Know Project [2], which aggregates scholarship with public policy implications, have found that parent sexual orientation does not affect the wellbeing of children) that can only be reached by fudging the way gay- or lesbian-headed households are discussed and compared to households headed by heterosexuals.
The burqas worn predominantly by Muslims but also some Jewish sects. It most definitely has religious connotations.
Some Muslim countries ban it, usually the violent oppressive ones as a political statement.
We are not one of those.
The government here can GAGF if they think they can ever tell me what I can and canât wear. Iâd hope the same for anyone who wants to wear that garb.
Have to agree, its one thing to be born overseas & have not done what you should have to ensure you are no longer a citizen but if you were born in Australia that should be the only requirement to be considered 100% an Australian citizen until such time as you request otherwise. I always understood your parents ancestry may help if you were trying to get a visa but has anyone here discovered they were automatically a citizen of another country like this before?