According to Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight.com, divorce rates tend to be higher in states that have enacted damndable constitutional amendments preventing gays from marrying than in those states that have not. In Massachusetts, the divorce rate has declined 21% since 2003 and is the lowest in the nation. It seems that marriage equality is good for marriage.
Don't expect NOM or Focus on the Family or any of the other haters to acknowledge the divorce gap. The notion that they are fighting to save marriage from us dirty queers is a pleasant-sounding lie. They could care less about the institution of marriage. They're fighting to make sure we don't have rights.
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This is the concept of Oneness demonstrating here.
It is only the illusion of separation that allows us to see ourselves as different. When we open up to being receptive and inclusive vs being fearful and exclusive, we ALL benefit equally from the raising of the collective consciousness. Not a bad deal, huh?
Wow, very interesting!
Yes very interesting indeed Mark. Check out my Blog at www.architectureforthesoul.com.
I'm creating a whole series of trends and influences for 2010 that you might like.
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