The Office of Former President & Senator Polnut - Deregistration

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

It has been an honor to be in a room with you, Mr. President, sir. Good luck.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

It has been an honor to be in a room with you, Mr. President, sir. Good luck.

And thank you for your service and the campaign you ran.

Thank you, Mr. President. The box is always open if you need a place to sleep.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Any suit against the bill will fail, because the law does not violate equal protection or rights clauses. Gay couples are still getting married in Atlasia.

You are missing the point.  This bill is instructing our public schools to preach that non-traditional family structures are inherently inferior to your ideal family structure.  That is in effect a government endorsement of cultural supremacy, something I'm sure we can find a passage against.

Now if this was a private institution preaching such values. . . . . . . then there would be no case.

No, the bill is not instructing schools to preach that other unions are inferior, its instructing schools to outline that marriage, as it is defined in the bill, is a solid foundation for family life. Same sex marriage may also be a solid foundation, but that's not in the bill. School teachers would be misinterpreting the statute if they then preached that same sex marriage is inferior.

Do you not comprehend the words coming out of your own mouth (or rather your own fingers)? Teaching kids that gay marriages are not "real marriages" is teaching them that gay marriages and, by extension, gay people, are inherently inferior.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Any suit against the bill will fail, because the law does not violate equal protection or rights clauses. Gay couples are still getting married in Atlasia.

You are missing the point.  This bill is instructing our public schools to preach that non-traditional family structures are inherently inferior to your ideal family structure.  That is in effect a government endorsement of cultural supremacy, something I'm sure we can find a passage against.

Now if this was a private institution preaching such values. . . . . . . then there would be no case.

No, the bill is not instructing schools to preach that other unions are inferior, its instructing schools to outline that marriage, as it is defined in the bill, is a solid foundation for family life. Same sex marriage may also be a solid foundation, but that's not in the bill. School teachers would be misinterpreting the statute if they then preached that same sex marriage is inferior.

Do you not comprehend the words coming out of your own mouth (or rather your own fingers)? Teaching kids that gay marriages are not "real marriages" is teaching them that gay marriages and, by extension, gay people, are inherently inferior.

Umm, again, we're not teaching that gay marriages are not real marriages. Read the bill properly and quit your attitude.

I'm not sure how teaching about "Marriage as The Union of One Man and One Woman, recognised by Law and entered into for Life" doesn't exclude gay marriages.

If you don't like gay people, you can just come out and say it. It's better than hiding behind a wall of bullsh**t.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Mr. Fmr. Pres./Sen., sir, would you hypothetically support the use of the guillotine in this instance?

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

The Free Republic of Ganonsyoni humbly recommends that Sen. Polnut try Dinosaur Barbecue if he is ever in our fine capital city.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

The Free Republic of Ganonsyoni humbly recommends that Sen. Polnut try Dinosaur Barbecue if he is ever in our fine capital city.

The "Free Republic of Ganonsyoni" does not exist, but I second this.

The Supreme Court of the Free Republic of Ganonsyoni is headquartered at the local Dinosaur Barbecue, so Mr. Simfan will have to concede our existence if he is to ever enjoy it here.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

The Free Republic of Ganonsyoni humbly recommends that Sen. Polnut try Dinosaur Barbecue if he is ever in our fine capital city.

The "Free Republic of Ganonsyoni" does not exist, but I second this.

The Supreme Court of the Free Republic of Ganonsyoni is headquartered at the local Dinosaur Barbecue, so Mr. Simfan will have to concede our existence if he is to ever enjoy it here.

There's more than one?

 According to their website they have locations all over upstate New York as well as NYC and Chicago.