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**nonpareil** · 13-05-15, 10:31

Vote early, vote often!

**nonpareil** · 13-05-15, 10:32

Originally Posted by Kenton

I often wonder where equality ends myself

True equality comes to all when they're six feet under.

**The Libertarian** · 13-05-15, 11:37

My mother just told me her brother and his wife, who are in their 80s or there abouts are confirmed Yes voters as I am!

**Catriona** · 13-05-15, 11:37

Hmmmm

**The Libertarian** · 13-05-15, 11:40

Great poster, same sex marriage can only affect your marriage if one of you is gay!

**nonpareil** · 13-05-15, 11:44

Don't forget the presidential age referendum ffs!
I'M voting no to it.
I believe all presidents should be under 21.

**nonpareil** · 13-05-15, 11:48

Will this referendum if passed allow me to marry myself?

I could then subsequently divorce my self and have the lawyers take me for everything I've got.

**Catriona** · 13-05-15, 11:53

Originally Posted by nonpareil

Don't forget the presidential age referendum ffs!
I'M voting no to it.
I believe all presidents should be under 21.

Whoop! Just old enough to run for president!

**nonpareil** · 13-05-15, 12:11

Originally Posted by Catriona

Whoop! Just old enough to run for president!

Go for it.

You can have my first preference any day.

**MALCOLM** · 13-05-15, 14:27

Originally Posted by Gobshite

will it be permissable when the referendum is passed for 2 brothers to marry each other.

or two sisters.to marry each other.

The reason I ask is that at present two brothers (or sisters) sharing a house are severely penalised when the first one dies.

Gift tax, or CGT .or Inheritance tax applies,,which is at present grossly unfair.

You mean 'keep it in the family'

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