RDD is an idiot much like you, evidently. There is no sound reason the federal government should sanction same-sex marriages. The federal government had nothing to say about marriage for over 200 years, and now gays suddenly discover a constitutional right for them to marry.
That tired saw comparing gays to blacks just doesn't cut it. It demans black people and their struggles. Next they'll be prancing about singing Swing Low. Sweet Chariot.
The federal government injected itself into the institution of marriage. It's funny how conservatives don't mind the government taking over marriage and instituting collectivism and social behavior modification when it suits them.
Married people did not get tax breaks from the federal government for 170 years after the Constitution was ratified. It was not until the 1950s when the government began taking over marriage.
WTF is government suddenly doing in our marriages? WTF is the government doing with DOMA,
defining what marriage is? THAT IS A GOVERNMENT TAKEOVER OF MARRIAGE!!!
It now hands out a thousand prizes and cash to married people, unless they are gay.
Gay people are taxed extra, just for being gay. That is a simple fact. Could you imagine the outrage if blacks were taxed extra just for being black?
So only single straight people should pay taxes at that rate? What a moron you are.
DOMA was set into place to prevent gay activists inficting gay marriage on the country via the 14th Amendment. They don't give two shits about the will of the people, they just want to be treated like they're married when they are not.
I am glad that you pointed out that the real reason for the gay marriage movement is to get tax breaks, though.
Since those tax breaks were put into place to benefit children, and children most assuredly cannot be the issue of a gay marriage, it follows that those tax benefits are not due them, no?
Do single parents get tax deductions for their children? I believe they do.
So don't go whining about turkey basters, artificial insmenation and adoption. Gays are treated the same under the law as anyone else.