He can't. He's getting uselessly vague. Its his tell. The more his claims are disproven.....the more he declares victory based on imaginary 'secret' evidence. Which, of course, he can't cite, show us, or establish even exists.
Sigh.....its the rhetorical equivalent of a turd swirling in the bowl on its way down the drain.
My claims have never been disproven..
Rabbi: Bullshit. There is no such law in Wisconsin.
Me:
Wis. Stat. §765.03(1) (permitting first cousins to marry if “the female has attained the age of 55 years
or where either party, at the time of application for a marriage license, submits an affidavit
signed by a physician stating either party is permanently sterile”).
Actually I was correct and you were wrong. As you stated it, there is no such law in WIsconsin. You lied by omission.
The funny thig is you think the existence of that law proves your point. In fact it does the exact opposite. It eviscerates your entire argument. You are simply too stupid to understand that.
Just don't have the balls to admit you were just wrong....lol
I can repost it as often as needed- the facts show exactly how you are lying.
Here is the dialogue you and I had- highlighted where you were wrong- and don't have the moral integrity to admit it.
Rabbi: The state has an interest in stable marriages that produce future citizens.
Me: Wisconsin law actually requires that some couples prove that they cannot produce any children together before they will allow them to legally marry.
Where is the state interest there in a 'stable marriage that produces future citizens'?
Rabbi: Bullshit. There is no such law in Wisconsin.
Me:
Wis. Stat. §765.03(1) (permitting first cousins to marry if “the female has attained the age of 55 years
or where either party, at the time of application for a marriage license, submits an affidavit
signed by a physician stating either party is permanently sterile”).
Me:
States which allow First cousin marriages under specific circumstances:
Arizona- if both are 65 or older, or one is unable to reproduce.
Illinois- if both are 50 or older, or one is unable to reproduce.
Indiana- if both are at least 65.
Maine- if couple obtains a physician's certificate of genetic counseling.
Utah- if both are 65 or older, or if both are 55 or older and one is unable to reproduce.
Wisconsin- if the woman is 55 or older, or one is unable to reproduce
So we have 5 states which allow marriage between couples- but only if they are unable to reproduce.
Rabbi: One aberrant case isnt proof of anything.
So how many times are you flat out wrong in this series of posts?
a) You claimed that a law in Wisconsin forbidding marriage to some couples unless they were infertile was BS
b) You claimed one aberrant case was not proof- so I provided you with 5
c) You claimed
The state has an interest in stable marriages that produce future citizens- and have not once addressed the 5 state laws which provide for marriage only if no future citizens can be produced. The State could have forbidden those marriages- but instead chooses to allow those marriages only if they NEVER produce 'future citizens'- what distinguishes those couples from same gender couples?
Just another homophobe who has no balls.