Argentine judge allows gay wedding in legal first

An Argentine judge has granted a homosexual couple permission to get married, setting a precedent that could pave the way for the Catholic country to become the first in Latin America to allow same-sex marriage.

[Skiri]

Well, a surprise breath of fresh air from a Catholic country! What a joy to see non-clergy having rights the church will never give them. But, of course, priests and brothers can still have sexual relationships, and it is fine. How fortunate God is to have Catholics and Mormons on earth to combat moral decay!

[Leo]

First off the judge is female. Second Mauricio Macri, Buenos Aires' mayor (the city of Buenos Aires is an autonomous city and functions pretty much like a province) announced last night that it will not appeal the judge's decision.

[Mona Lott]

Hesed wrote:

A stupid judge. He won't last long.

STFU.....what do you know about Argentina anyway? I bet you couldn't even find it on a map!

[JohnInToronto]

Leo wrote:

First off the judge is female. Second Mauricio Macri, Buenos Aires' mayor (the city of Buenos Aires is an autonomous city and functions pretty much like a province) announced last night that it will not appeal the judge's decision.

Great news! Anyone want to take bets on which South American country will legalize marriage first?

The trolls don't realize that like most Catholic countries, their people don't pay much attention to the church.

The are only a few places where anyone takes the Poopoo seriously. Poland, the Philippines and the Catholic population of sub-Saharan Africa come to mind.

[Bobby]

Spain! Catholic with full marriage laws for all. ALL. It still hasn't fallen into the ocean. Shocking.

[nhjeff]

JohnInToronto wrote:

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The trolls don't realize that like most Catholic countries, their people don't pay much attention to the church.
The are only a few places where anyone takes the Poopoo seriously. Poland, the Philippines and the Catholic population of sub-Saharan Africa come to mind.

And the US... But only when the Pope's utterances resonate with the evangelical crowd.

[JohnInToronto]

nhjeff wrote:

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And the US... But only when the Pope's utterances resonate with the evangelical crowd.

Isn't it funny that they are better papists than the Catholics!