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All that begs the question of whether I feel that "gay marriage" is a necessary part of a society.No, it's the very definition of social engineering (incentivizing or deterring marriage). I think you bristled at the term. Social Engineering includes, for example, using tax policy to incentive behaviors, like marriage.
Which is precisely what we do.
And so are loin cloths and a life expectancy of 30. Times change.
Well, worry no more, society is already here. We don't need to start a society. We need to live together in the one that exists. In THIS reality. Not in the fever dreams of various mythologies, where people can live forever. God will handle that, if I understand the mythologies correctly..
So, to put it it bluntly... just mind your business on this one. And so will I. If someone proposes gay marriage to you, say no thanks. If someone you love gets gay married, go hide to have your tantrum. Just show the most basic of good manners, as a small child might be asked to do at the grocery store.
It's such a small ask, which makes the anti gay marriage crusaders look very ridiculous. What a bunch of freaking babies.
I don't.
It also begs the question (IMHO) about whether or not Gay marriage is detrimental to a society. I think I'm on the fence with that one.
That said, my reason for making this thread has been and remains the same.
"Marriage is a legal construct that should be determined as each State sees fit, based on the desires of the people in that State. The Constitution, IMHO, allows for that.
However, IMHO, the wording of the Constitution does not allow for the definitions for what a Person or Personhood to vary in the same way - from one State to another."
To put it a different way, it is INSANE to me that anyone who thinks it is unacceptable for a legal construct like marriage to vary State by State, but are perfectly fine with the ******* PERSONHOOD and basic human rights of children, varying State by State at the same ******* time.
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