So if a child is mentally ill, and kicked out by his family, he's "fair game" to abuse sexually, even if he is still a minor...OK, just trying to keep up with the dogma of LGBT.. *scribbles in notebook* "Ok, LGBT-Bible says damaged-goods minors are fair game to **** because they're already ruined....and it's OK to lure them in to this by promising to be a longed-for parental figure to them...check..."
"in rational terms" according to the LGBT community then a 16 year old minor is fair game to have sex with. Even when that minor was being presided over by his sodomizer as "father figure". As Harvey Milk presided over Jack McKinley, calling himself the boy's "legal guardian" while he sodomized him until the boy grew too old for Milk's appetite for young teens. The boy, then a man, pining for his father/lover jumped from a tall building in New York where the two met; and so killed himself over the ordeal.
And that's cool with the LGBT crowd.
So right there I can see a problem allowing gays to marry. Utah is right. Perhaps LGBTs who iconize this type of sexuality [thingifying troubled minor children for sex] shouldn't have access to orphans to adopt...one of the priveleges assigned when one is married in that state...
"Milk was 33 when he got together with his next partner – 16-year old Jack McKinley. At one point, Milk tried to “open an investment account as a guardian for a younger man who [he tells the broker] was his ward” – McKinley. The investment broker looks at Milk and says, “What you’re really talking about is opening an account for the boy you’ve got living with you. Right?”
Call me crazy, but I think the law typically frowns upon “guardians” sleeping with their underage “wards.”
McKinley struggled with depression and turned to drugs, alcohol and “sexual promiscuity.” He threatened suicide numerous times and was diagnosed by a psychiatrist as manic-depressive. He attempted to hang himself, but Milk arrived in time to cut him down from the rafters. Another time, he threw himself in front of an oncoming taxi; it’s a sad story of hurt and insecurity.
Milk’s business transferred him from New York to Dallas in 1967. Milk was now 37, and McKinley moved back to Greenwich Village. So Milk turned his attention to Joe Turner, (surprise!) “a handsome, blond twenty-one-year-old.” Shilts writes as if this fixation on youth and litany of partners were normal and healthy."
The Life and Times of Harvey Milk | CitizenLink
And why was he on the streets? Because he was kicked out for being a ****** I suspect. Had his family kept an eye on him, your concerns would have been met.