WinterBorn
Diamond Member
Again, because marriage contract law is written to accommodate two consenting adult partners only, not three or more.
That three or more persons cannot marry has nothing to do with ‘discrimination,’ it has to do with the fact that marriage contract law is not written to accommodate such a union.
Don't lie. Marriage contract law was written for the union of a man and a woman. Period.
Indeed. And there were times when marital contracts held wives as property. We, as a society changed that (in most places). There were times when marital contracts forbid interracial unions. We, as a society changed that. The changes are minor. And, like the prior changes, the inclusion of same sex couples only offers the same benefits to other. It does not remove any from existing couples. It does not effect heterosexual couples at all.