That many people fail to live up to the ideal of Marriage, does not invalidate the structure or purpose or legitimacy of Marriage.
Yes the structure and purpose of marriage. One man and one subservient woman of the same race having lots of babies never to change or evolve for all eternity. . Sorry. Too late.
SO, you don't disagree that the fact that people fail to live up to the ideal of Marriage, does not invalidate the structure or purpose or legitimacy of Marriage?
I just ask, you know, because you hit the reply button, but nothing in your post addressed my actual point.
The fact that I was being sardonic was apparently lost on you.
You libs have such bizarre and delusional positions and beliefs, that such humor, rarely works for you.
My point stands.
That many people fail to live up to the ideal of Marriage, does not invalidate the structure or purpose or legitimacy of Marriage.
We are bizarre.?? Nothing is more bizarre that someone who clings to tradition as an excuse for perpetuating discrimination As for a sense of humor, you are a stale joke without a punch line.
My point stands. You do not have the guts or integrity to answer the questions that I put to you numerous times. You really can't justify or defend you position on same sex marriage using facts and logic so you fall back on tradition and delude yourself into thinking that you somehow won. Answer the ******* questions
1. Can same sex couple function as a family-full fill all necessary roles - and do all of the same things that opposite sex couples do? If no please explain.
2.What negative or unintended consequences has there been for society or for individuals as a result of same sex marriage.
3. You brought up procreation at one point-it was mentioned in that Heritage Foundation rag. Is your opposition to same sex marriage based in part on the fact that two people of the same sex can't produce a child entirely on their own? If so, do you oppose the marriages of opposite sex couples who for whatever reason cannot have a child without some help?
4. Your hung up on traditional gender specific roles and base your opposition to same sex marriage on "men and women being different" because people need to bring complimentary roles to a relationship. Do you also oppose the marriage of opposite sex coupes where -shall we say the woman- does not adhere to traditional female roles.?
5. The institution of marriage has changed many ways over the years from how women are view and their status, to interracial marriage and many other aspects of it. Do you disagree with those changes and think that the institution should remain the same and not evolve, or is it only same sex marriage that you have a problem with? If so why exactly?