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The article also blames the Pill and the legalization of homosexuality (as in consenting adults).
Is that your stance? That the birth control pill should be banned and adult homosexual activity should be re-criminalized?
The article doesn't "blame" any damn thing, moron. I have no idea what you're even talking about here. The article talks about this conference held at Cambridge by your liberal social GODS, arguing that pedophilia is NORMAL! And we all fucking know, if the European academia are making the argument for it, then it's just a matter of time before it becomes an American Liberal's cause du jour.
My OP concluded with a very reasonable approach to solving the whole issue, and it did not include re-criminalizing homosexuality or banning the pill. Apparently, you didn't read that... or maybe you did and your just too stupid to understand it?
So now you want to deny saying this:
My argument against governmental sanctioning of gay marriage is that once you've established under the law, that sexual proclivity can be a determinate factor in marriage, all bets are off... you can essentially argue for ANY sexual proclivity to be legitimized on the basis of "equal protection" and the Constitution. This is NOT an equal rights issue, it is a MORAL issue with profound ramifications and consequences.
You want to argue that because same sex marriage might be ruled similar enough to opposite sex marriage that 'equal protection' is applicable,
therefore pedophilia, beastiality, necrophilia, etc., must all therefore be sufficiently similar to opposite sex marriage that they also merit 'equal protection' status?
You're stupid.
Marriage has always been the marital union of a man and woman, it has no component of sexuality implied. There is no prerequisite the man and woman be heterosexual, in fact, many married couples are homosexual. It is an irrelevant aspect to marriage as defined. However.... when you change that and redefine what marriage is, to specify same sex, sexuality becomes a component. You have changed what marriage is and defined it based on sexual proclivity.
Once you've done this, the genie is out of the bottle. Any other sexual proclivity can make the exact same arguments to legitimize their lifestyle through marriage. Since this was allowed for homosexuals, it has to be allowed for any other similar group. It's not stupid, it's Constitutional. It's not paranoia, it will happen. We can see the groundwork currently being laid.
Rather than having government sanction sexuality through marriage, opening a can of Constitutional worms you really do not want to open... Why not adopt an approach to deal with the issue that doesn't redefine marriage or put government in the position of sanctioning sexuality? Why not totally avoid the prospects of having to extend marital benefits to all sorts of sexual proclivities you will not be comfortable supporting? Why not resolve the issue to the relative satisfaction of all involved? Civil Unions is such a solution.