« Immortality, or waiting for the endThe Notebook »

Tue 26-Oct-2004

Categories: Gay, Marriage

I've just watched the interview of Marilyn Waring on Queer Nation. (Taped from Thursday night.) In it she talked about her submission opposing the Civil Union Bill. I particularly liked the way she started.

Marriage is a civil and political right, and civil and political rights are not negotiable. You can't have half a right. If it's a civil or political right in international law it's immediately enforceable. It's not something that progressively - you know - as it depends on what you politically can get away with - you might get there.

There's a better transcript on Scoop.

Update: Daid Young writes much more eloquently than me, in a piece titled The Liberals are Wrong to Support the Civil Union Bill. Found via David Farrar

Trackback address for this post

Trackback URL (right click and copy shortcut/link location)

No feedback yet

Comments are closed for this post.

This is the ephemeral marks left after traversing the web and life.

This isn't me, it's bits of me... the bits I'm willing to share; nothing more, nothing less (see above for details).

Chat with me

Skype
GTalk

Murmurings

    Threadless t-shirts

    Search

    XML Feeds

    User tools

    Blog Directory - Blogged

    powered by b2evolution free blog software