koshergrl
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When homos marry each other, it almost never works out in the end, either.
Sounds like it's just a gay thing. Meh.
Not true. Turns out our divorce rates are the same as y'alls.
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When homos marry each other, it almost never works out in the end, either.
Sounds like it's just a gay thing. Meh.
Not true. Turns out our divorce rates are the same as y'alls.
Gays can legally marry, just like everybody else.
They choose not to. Their choice.
Gays cannot legally marry (except in some states), those they love and are attracted to. Apparently, you were unaware of that distinction.
In many cases, neither can heteros.
Marriage is, quite clearly, a fundamental civil right. That has been well established by the Supreme Court on more than one occasion. What is the compelling state reason to deny gay and lesbian couples this fundamental civil right? Where is the overriding harm (that will stand up in court)?
Homos are not denied the right to marry any more than a mother and son are. But there are limits-which may or may not be Consitutional, to say nothing of moral-on the relationships that qualify for marriage. Get your arguments straight, poofter.
And those limits are? (Keep in mind, those "limits" must be compelling enough for government to withhold civil marriage and its benefits, rights, etc. from ONE group of law-abiding, tax-paying, consenting adult citizens, while giving civil marriage and its benefits, rights, etc. to ANOTHER group of law-abiding, tax-paying, consenting adult citizens.)
So tell us again....what are the valid reasons for denying civil marriage to law-abiding, tax-paying consenting adult citizens because of their gender?
The same reason we deny civil marriage to single people because they're single, or parent/child couples because they're too closely related, or people and their cars...
Really? And those reasons would be.....? (BTW...sorry to see that you cannot tell the difference between a person marrying themself, a person marrying a child who cannot legally consent, and a person marrying their car that cannot legally consent......were you born that dense or did some disease or accident take away your mental capacity to discern obvious differences?)
Correct. But the government must have valid legal reasons for denying equal rights to law-abiding, tax-paying, consenting adult citizens.
Citizens A & B are allowed civil marriage.
Citizens A & C are NOT allowed civil marriage.
Why not? Give us valid legal reasons.
If you want to get married, you marry a person of the opposite sex who isn't closely related and who isn't already married. That's what marriage is.
Ah...so, to you, marriage is marrying someone you are NOT attracted to. Gotcha. Are you planning on enforcing your "Marry people you are not attracted to" requirements on all law-abiding, tax-paying consenting adult citizens? Did it work for you? Or are you pointing out WHY we have such a high divorce rate?
If you want something else, go for it. But we aren't obligated to pretend you're married when you aren't.
Actually, I AM married. Legally too. Just waiting for the sands of time to blow away the bigots like yourself.
Gays cannot legally marry (except in some states), those they love and are attracted to. Apparently, you were unaware of that distinction.
In many cases, neither can heteros.
How do you figure that?![]()
I am a heterosexual man. Were I to fall in love with another woman, I could not marry her. Because I am married. Were I to want to marry my sister-either due to an incestuous desire or for other, well-meaning reasons, I could not do so. Were i to want to marry my best friend Bob, I could not do so. Love and attractions are personal preferences in choosing a marital partner. They have nothing to do with legal requirements.
How do you figure that?![]()
I am a heterosexual man. Were I to fall in love with another woman, I could not marry her. Because I am married. Were I to want to marry my sister-either due to an incestuous desire or for other, well-meaning reasons, I could not do so. Were i to want to marry my best friend Bob, I could not do so. Love and attractions are personal preferences in choosing a marital partner. They have nothing to do with legal requirements.
Ok I get what you mean.
I am a heterosexual man. Were I to fall in love with another woman, I could not marry her. Because I am married. Were I to want to marry my sister-either due to an incestuous desire or for other, well-meaning reasons, I could not do so. Were i to want to marry my best friend Bob, I could not do so. Love and attractions are personal preferences in choosing a marital partner. They have nothing to do with legal requirements.
Ok I get what you mean.
Im impressed. Someone that is able to read and understand a post of mine without accusing me of being a racist, or a homophobe, or god knows what else. You must be a rarity on this site.
Ok I get what you mean.
Im impressed. Someone that is able to read and understand a post of mine without accusing me of being a racist, or a homophobe, or god knows what else. You must be a rarity on this site.
Well I understand what you mean however I do believe gays and Lesbians should be allowed to marry if they wish, we waste so much time arguing about gay marriage when there are such more important things to be worrying about.
Im impressed. Someone that is able to read and understand a post of mine without accusing me of being a racist, or a homophobe, or god knows what else. You must be a rarity on this site.
Well I understand what you mean however I do believe gays and Lesbians should be allowed to marry if they wish, we waste so much time arguing about gay marriage when there are such more important things to be worrying about.
i understand that notion. And I don't think you are a homo for believing that way, any more than I think proponents of traditional marriage just hate homos. And I certainly think that if I were to do to lesbians what the bar owner in question has done to straight women, that the most......emotional....on this thread would be singing a different tune.
Well I understand what you mean however I do believe gays and Lesbians should be allowed to marry if they wish, we waste so much time arguing about gay marriage when there are such more important things to be worrying about.
i understand that notion. And I don't think you are a homo for believing that way, any more than I think proponents of traditional marriage just hate homos. And I certainly think that if I were to do to lesbians what the bar owner in question has done to straight women, that the most......emotional....on this thread would be singing a different tune.
Besides even if the country outright banned gay marriages across the board that wouldn't stop 2 women from living together as wife and wife if thats what they wanted, thats already going on with people who marry multiple partners, as long as you only have 1 marriage certificate you can shack up with as many people as you want, polygamists and Muslims do this here.
But a marriage it isn't. Regardless of what the law says.

I am a heterosexual man. Were I to fall in love with another woman, I could not marry her. Because I am married. Were I to want to marry my sister-either due to an incestuous desire or for other, well-meaning reasons, I could not do so. Were i to want to marry my best friend Bob, I could not do so. Love and attractions are personal preferences in choosing a marital partner. They have nothing to do with legal requirements.
Homosexual Coupling and Heterosexual Coupling are Inherently and Naturally Unequal
When homos marry each other, it almost never works out in the end, either.
Sounds like it's just a gay thing. Meh.
Not true. Turns out our divorce rates are the same as y'alls.
Link?
How do you figure that?![]()
I am a heterosexual man. Were I to fall in love with another woman, I could not marry her. Because I am married. Were I to want to marry my sister-either due to an incestuous desire or for other, well-meaning reasons, I could not do so. Were i to want to marry my best friend Bob, I could not do so. Love and attractions are personal preferences in choosing a marital partner. They have nothing to do with legal requirements.
That takes nothing away from the point that a same sex marriage filing a married tax return is as harmless as an opposite sex marriage filing a married tax return. You are just tossing out red herrings.
I am a heterosexual man. Were I to fall in love with another woman, I could not marry her. Because I am married. Were I to want to marry my sister-either due to an incestuous desire or for other, well-meaning reasons, I could not do so. Were i to want to marry my best friend Bob, I could not do so. Love and attractions are personal preferences in choosing a marital partner. They have nothing to do with legal requirements.
i understand that notion. And I don't think you are a homo for believing that way, any more than I think proponents of traditional marriage just hate homos. And I certainly think that if I were to do to lesbians what the bar owner in question has done to straight women, that the most......emotional....on this thread would be singing a different tune.
Besides even if the country outright banned gay marriages across the board that wouldn't stop 2 women from living together as wife and wife if thats what they wanted, thats already going on with people who marry multiple partners, as long as you only have 1 marriage certificate you can shack up with as many people as you want, polygamists and Muslims do this here.
Sure, that happens. But for very specific, time-honored, and sound reasons, marriage is a recognition given to a very narrow set of realationships.
How do you figure that?![]()
I am a heterosexual man. Were I to fall in love with another woman, I could not marry her. Because I am married. Were I to want to marry my sister-either due to an incestuous desire or for other, well-meaning reasons, I could not do so. Were i to want to marry my best friend Bob, I could not do so. Love and attractions are personal preferences in choosing a marital partner. They have nothing to do with legal requirements.
If you wish to advocate for bigamy or incest, nobody is stopping you. The law would also have to supply a valid legal reason for preventing your marriage. They would have to provide an overriding harm in allowing them.
An argument can surely be made to prevent incest. Bigamy, not so much.