Wait...I'm confused. You argue for years that gays should not be disallowed marriage because of their sexual orientation.
I've argued that same sex couples should be allowed to marry like opposite sex couples. How is that confusing?
And bigamy is the marrying of more than one person. That sexual orientation is polyamory: wanting to have sex with multiple partners.
Polyamory isn't a sexual orientation. And bigamy is illegal for everyone. There's no group that has the right to bigamy, nor is bigamy a recognized and protected right. There's simply no part of this you got right.
Next piece of pseudo-legal nonsense please.
If you next bring up "how this or that sexual orientation marrying might affect children" we MOST DEFINITELY can "go there"...lol... Because I'd love to talk about children being divorced from either a mother or father for life..not to mention how you've asserted numerous times that the discussion of children relative to the marriage contract is moot, because you assert that children aren't even implied partners to the marriage contract.
The Supreme Court already found that same sex marriage benefits children and denying same sex parents marriage hurts children. Both the Windsor and Obergefell ruling find this repeatedly.
So predictably, you ignore the findings of the USSC and insist that you know better. Alas, that's not how the law works. As the findings of the USSC are binding precedent. And your subjective opinion is legally meaningless.
Do you see why your pseudo-legal fixations always result in.....nothing?
According to you yourself, any combination of adults may marry and involve children because kids don't have a say in, and don't matter in who does and doesn't marry.
According to me,
citing the United States Supreme Court same sex couples and opposite sex couples have the right to marry.
You cite yourself. I cite the courts. Our sources are not equal.