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PDJane

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3. Oh, yes. They can.

Wed May 9, 2012, 11:59 PM

May 2012

Housing rules, for starters. Refusal to grant children of common-law unions any rights. There is always something 'they' can do. I remember a time when a man and a woman who weren't married couldn't rent apartments, buy a house together.....it is quite possible to do something. Mind you, it will manage to disrupt a lot of lives in the process but that's not a concern, it seems to me.

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Oh so you voted to ban gay marriage in North Carolina? [View all] ProfessionalLeftist May 2012 OP

The law also bans cohabitation PDJane May 2012 #1

How can they ban cohabitation? I mean, what will they do if they fine 2 (or more) people uppityperson May 2012 #2

Oh, yes. They can. PDJane May 2012 #3

It took my parents a long time to be ok visiting their cohabitating kids. uppityperson May 2012 #4

No it doesn't. FBaggins May 2012 #5

It can't really. We have Fair Housing Laws. I'm a REALTOR. mmonk May 2012 #6

I was merely pointing out that there are ways to remove rights from couples. PDJane May 2012 #7

You said it "bans cohabitation" FBaggins May 2012 #8

the amendment doesn't dsc Jun 2012 #12

Came up recently? FBaggins Jun 2012 #13

ok some questions ... littlewolf May 2012 #11

Ugh, that makes me sick. WorseBeforeBetter May 2012 #9

Not all of us in NC voted for this CRK7376 May 2012 #10