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Now for an opposing viewpoint from @Popehat (BrandenburgTestHat)âŠ
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/13 When I came home from college the first time Iâm sure I was completely insufferable â I mean, MORE SO â convinced I had discovered enlightenment and that my parents were out of it. One issue on which I felt elevated was gay rights, something not very mainstream in 1987.
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/14 My parents were blessedly patient with me. In the course of pronouncing opinions on these matters, I learned something that surprised me.
My father supported same sex marriage.
/15 Well, not exactly. I donât know if he supported actual marriage â not that it was even on the horizon them. What I mean is that, as a trust and estate lawyer, he employed his knowledge and skills to approximate it for clients as closely as possible.
/16 That is, for decades, dad had been quietly drafting end of life plans for same-sex couples that protected their wishes and rights to the maximum amount the law permitted through trusts, powers of attorney, and similar documents.
/17 Of COURSE there were same-sex couples then who were, in all relevant ways, married. In most places they were âUncle John and his friendâ or âAunt Jill and her roommate,â but they lived as couples and were widely seen that way by loved ones.
/18 Dad did it without fanfare and not, I think, out of political or social sensibilities, but because itâs a lawyerâs duty to serve the clients and this was what the clients needed for their wishes to be respected.
/19 By all accounts he was very effective at this and people who obtained these plans avoided many of the tragedies and injustices that have plagued same-sex couples at times of death and injury. Iâm proud of him. I also learned an important sensibility from it âŠ.
feverjr Premium Member over 2 years ago
Itâs a startâŠ
ikini Premium Member over 2 years ago
They should have checked that before starting the flight. But, funny.
PraiseofFolly over 2 years ago
Wouldnât dropping lawyers on innocent civilians be considered use of Weapons of Mass Obstruction?
Ignatz Premium Member over 2 years ago
Not wise. It looks like youâll need every one of those lawyers.
ajr58(1) over 2 years ago
They have parachutes specifically designed for lawyers. Guaranteed to open on impact.
Silly Season over 2 years ago
Now for an opposing viewpoint from @Popehat (BrandenburgTestHat)âŠ
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/13 When I came home from college the first time Iâm sure I was completely insufferable â I mean, MORE SO â convinced I had discovered enlightenment and that my parents were out of it. One issue on which I felt elevated was gay rights, something not very mainstream in 1987.
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/14 My parents were blessedly patient with me. In the course of pronouncing opinions on these matters, I learned something that surprised me.
My father supported same sex marriage.
/15 Well, not exactly. I donât know if he supported actual marriage â not that it was even on the horizon them. What I mean is that, as a trust and estate lawyer, he employed his knowledge and skills to approximate it for clients as closely as possible.
/16 That is, for decades, dad had been quietly drafting end of life plans for same-sex couples that protected their wishes and rights to the maximum amount the law permitted through trusts, powers of attorney, and similar documents.
/17 Of COURSE there were same-sex couples then who were, in all relevant ways, married. In most places they were âUncle John and his friendâ or âAunt Jill and her roommate,â but they lived as couples and were widely seen that way by loved ones.
/18 Dad did it without fanfare and not, I think, out of political or social sensibilities, but because itâs a lawyerâs duty to serve the clients and this was what the clients needed for their wishes to be respected.
/19 By all accounts he was very effective at this and people who obtained these plans avoided many of the tragedies and injustices that have plagued same-sex couples at times of death and injury. Iâm proud of him. I also learned an important sensibility from it âŠ.
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Kip Williams over 2 years ago
My milk contains only milk today. Thanks, lawyers!
Sanspareil over 2 years ago
There is a potential event where they could all go on a "crash"diet.
braindead Premium Member over 2 years ago
âThe last witness was a reckless liar. Contrary to her false testimony she was never present when I asked for a pardon.â