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Civil Partnership is it really that Gay?

GoldenLight

Right I've being to 3 yep 4 Civil Partnerships, 1 was for a same sex couple, but yet I look at the RTE news, tonight you would think that every civil partnership I have attended was, for same sex couples, but what I have just pointed out, out of 4 of them 3 were opposite sex marriages, , eg Male and Female (hetrosexual)

What is the story with that misrepresentation ?

PS I'm delighted for all of the couples that want to spend their lifes together.

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Strawberry Fields

Anal sex is it really just for gay men?

Phill Ewinn

No point in going to one of these civil ceremonies. You won't get drunk and ride the brides sister. You'll just end up coughing up an expensive gift and going home only half cut.

admiralofthefleet

godeas16 wrote: »

Anal sex is it really just for gay men?

ah cum on guys

pontia

rte and most other media outlets have big numbers of homosexuals working for them,they put their own slant on the figures

Annasopra

Civil Partnerships are only for same sex couples. Maybe you attended Civil Marriages.

[Deleted User]

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

ah cum on guys

can i but in

Stainless_Steel

Tis a bit gay if ya ask me.

The King of Moo

pontia wrote: »

rte and most other media outlets have big numbers of homosexuals working for them,they put their own slant on the figures

How many gay people work in RTÉ? What proportion of the workforce do they make up?

sfwcork

Isnt that ryan tubridy guy gay.? His defo bi anyways

jenniferalan

GoldenLight wrote: »

Right I've being to 3 yep 4 Civil Partnerships, 1 was for a same sex couple, but yet I look at the RTE news, tonight you would think that every civil partnership I have attended was, for same sex couples, but what I have just pointed out, out of 4 of them 3 were opposite sex marriages, , eg Male and Female (hetrosexual)

What is the story with that misrepresentation ?

PS I'm delighted for all of the couples that want to spend their lifes together.

Thinly veiled I was on RTE news thread. . .

pontia

i did some work in rte years back,even then the rte workers used to call it fairyhouse

Chucken

jenniferalan wrote: »

Thinly veiled I was on RTE news thread. . .

Wut?

The King of Moo

pontia wrote: »

i did some work in rte years back,even then the rte workers used to call it fairyhouse

It's definitely full of the gays so, and they're using the broadcasting behemoth to push the gay agenda and make children into gays or something. Just switch on RTÉ 1 at any time and you'll see it in Nationwide, Oireachtais Report, Fair City et al.

You can't argue with that!!

[Deleted User]

The King of Moo wrote: »

How many gay people work in RTÉ? What proportion of the workforce do they make up?

Judging from kids TV around 150%.

sfwcork

So is rte trying to gay us or make us catch gay?

GoldenLight

mango salsa wrote: »

Civil Partnerships are only for same sex couples. Maybe you attended Civil Marriages.

Really and what is the difference?

Nodin

The King of Moo wrote: »

It's definitely full of the gays so, and they're using the broadcasting behemoth to push the gay agenda and make children into gays or something.

Sure that could be an activity for all the family on christmas day....while waiting for the turkey to cook, everyone could gather round and make a gay.

Nodin

sfwcork wrote: »

So is rte trying to gay us or make us catch gay?

Both, presumably. Certainly anyone who had to sit through the rose of tralee as a child may develop an adverse reaction to women that could haunt them forever.

RikkFlair

Nodin wrote: »

Sure that could be an activity for all the family on christmas day....while waiting for the turkey to cook, everyone could gather round and make a gay.

...and here's one I gay'd earlier

jill_valentine

Struggling to think of the last gay character I saw on RTE...

Nodin

jill_valentine wrote: »

Struggling to think of the last gay character I saw on RTE...

Didn't Miley come down with the gay at one stage?

Chucken

Nodin wrote: »

Didn't Miley come down with the gay at one stage?

No! He came in the hay.

Nodin

Chucken wrote: »

No! He came in the hay.

No, I was misrembering. He was never gone on Dick

GoldenLight

GoldenLight wrote: »

Really and what is the difference?

Someone stated that civil parnership is different to civil marraige, I would like to know what the difference is, seen as I started a tread of everything being equal, I really would like to know the difference between one or the other, I can't see it. Please explain the difference of how I witnessed a loving partnership between two gay friends(both boyfriends) and my nephew and his then girlfriend, also my cousin and his then girlfriend. Each are as equally right to be married as each other, So over to you guys now

Nodin

GoldenLight wrote: »

Someone stated that civil parnership is different to civil marraige, I would like to know what the difference is, seen as I started a tread of everything being equal, I really would like to know the difference between one or the other, I can't see it. Please explain the difference of how I witnessed a loving partnership between two gay friends(both boyfriends) and my nephew and his then girlfriend, also my cousin and his then girlfriend. Each are as equally right to be married as each other, So over to you guys now

You're confusing civil partnerships with a civil marriage. Civil partnerships are same sex only.

GreenWolfe

GoldenLight wrote: »

Someone stated that civil parnership is different to civil marraige, I would like to know what the difference is, seen as I started a tread of everything being equal, I really would like to know the difference between one or the other, I can't see it. Please explain the difference of how I witnessed a loving partnership between two gay friends(both boyfriends) and my nephew and his then girlfriend, also my cousin and his then girlfriend. Each are as equally right to be married as each other, So over to you guys now

There are many legal differences between a Civil Partnership and a Civil Marriage.

http://www.marriagequality.ie/getinformed/marriage/faqs.html

Bipolar Joe

GoldenLight wrote: »

Someone stated that civil parnership is different to civil marraige, I would like to know what the difference is, seen as I started a tread of everything being equal, I really would like to know the difference between one or the other, I can't see it. Please explain the difference of how I witnessed a loving partnership between two gay friends(both boyfriends) and my nephew and his then girlfriend, also my cousin and his then girlfriend. Each are as equally right to be married as each other, So over to you guys now

It's an ecumenical matter.

KDII

http://www.marriagequality.ie/learn/civilpartnershipbill.html

I'm on my phone but you will find a brief outline of the differences there.

While the wedding experience may seem the same, the actual marraige is far from it. Civil partnership is not equal to marraige unfortunately.

[Deleted User]

EarthlyPangaea wrote: »

There are many legal differences between a Civil Partnership and a Civil Marriage.

http://www.marriagequality.ie/getinformed/marriage/faqs.html

That link being underlined makes the end of the URL look un-PC at first glance.

griffdaddy

GoldenLight wrote: »

Someone stated that civil parnership is different to civil marraige, I would like to know what the difference is, seen as I started a tread of everything being equal, I really would like to know the difference between one or the other, I can't see it. Please explain the difference of how I witnessed a loving partnership between two gay friends(both boyfriends) and my nephew and his then girlfriend, also my cousin and his then girlfriend. Each are as equally right to be married as each other, So over to you guys now

There are a few slight differences, mostly in the area of parenting. A same sex couple in a civil partnership can't adopt a child together, only one of the partners can. This can lead to difficulties, especially if they break up. A couple that are married can adopt the child together. There are also grey areas about how the constitution recognises the structure of the family, and it's at odds with European directives in some respects insofar as it considers a family unit to primarily be composed of opposite sex parents. If you read the ICCL/GLEN Know Your Rights handbook that was published today you'll see more comparisons.

If you meant is there a reason why they should be treated differently, then no, of course there isn't.