Back atcha? What the hell is that supposed to mean?
Opposite sex cousins who are fertile can procreate and Wisconsin clearly is concerned about that when cousins marry. Hence the need to prove infertility before cousins marry. Wisconsin also prevents all siblings from marrying, infertile or not, indicating that procreation is not the only factor involved.
Is that what you are wanting to hear?
You hypocrite
Exactly what gender is being discriminated against. Your argument is both, which by its very basis means neither.
Get it now. That is the basis for gender discrimination cases, one over the other. So name the gender being discriminated against.
When it comes to marrying a man, men were discriminated against based on their gender. When it comes to marrying a woman, women were discriminated against based on their gender. What's difficult to understand about that argument?
See Claytons post.
Do you understand that simply because you have a right, not using it is not discrimination, right?
Again, what are you talking about? Prior to various court decisions and legislation in the past 12 or so years, a man could not marry a man but a woman could. The only thing preventing a man from marrying a man was his gender. He did not have a right to marry a man that he did not use.
Are you unaware you won that argument?
We've moved on, argue all you want. That's not the issue.
The argument is, the compelling state interest that the state has in denying same sex siblings.
You deflect away from that as often as you like, that's how you roll.
Wisconsin and several other states seems to think its procreation, yet the burdon of proof is arbitrarily applied. And still more curious is that they don't apply this same standard on partnering in an LLC?
Neither partnership required sex, yet only opposite gender cousins must prove infertility to enter one of these?
That is as discriminatory as it gets.