[quote]orion wrote:
[quote]CappedAndPlanIt wrote:
[quote]orion wrote:
[quote]CappedAndPlanIt wrote:
[quote]orion wrote:
[quote]CappedAndPlanIt wrote:
[quote]orion wrote:
[quote]Schlenkatank wrote:
[quote]ZEB wrote:
[quote]CappedAndPlanIt wrote:
[quote]ZEB wrote:
[quote]forlife wrote:
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
Same-sex marriage = gravely immoral. [/quote]
Feel free to condemn me to hell in your church, just donât force your religious beliefs on me through our government.
Then again, maybe we should start denying marriage to people who are divorced, have sex without culminating in vaginal intercourse, and all other kinds of gravely immoral acts.[/quote]
On the other hand maybe we should allow polygamous and incestuous marriage. How dare the state deny these groups their fair share of happiness. Itâs barbaric I tell you. Why those groups of people are treated like second class citizens.
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Zeb,
You are an idiot, and a bigot. No one on these forums respects anything you say, and I, personally, hope you die.[/quote]
Why not open the flood gates to other weird arrangements? Tell me why homosexuals should top the list when we have polygamists and incestuous couples chomping at the bit. Who are YOU to deny them their happiness? Why do you want to enforce your morality on on othersâŠtsk, tskâŠvery closed minded of you.
Oh and I wish you a long life and much happiness.
(see the difference between mean spirited liberals and kind hearted conservatives?)

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Your argument is a flimsy straw man, no one is arguing the case for polygamous marriage or incestuous behavior and it has nothing to do with the topic. Shut up.
I agree, almost everything Iâve read from you comes across as hateful and bigoted. You really are the definition of a bigot actually, you read like an insincere nanny talking to a bunch of children. And your little smirk face at the end of posts is without a doubt the gayest thing iâve seen in my life.
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Really?
Then make an argument that can be made aginst polygamy, or polyandry for that matter, that cannot be turned around and made against gay marriage.
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Fucking seriously?
Multiple person arrangements are fundamentally different than binary contracts, Orion. A gay marriage would be, in every way, exactly the same as a heterosexual marriage (legally speaking).
With a poly relationship, you have many more complications - say one partner dies, and the remaining two disagree on what to do with the estate. There are a wealth of complications that would arise from multiple person marriages none of which would apply to a homosexual marriage.
I expect this shit from idiots like Zeb, please dont do this âOh yeah, you have to defend poly/incestuous/animal marriage too!â shit.
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That is all you got?
Technical difficulties?
People die all the time and leave property behind and it is rare that there is only one person left to inherit the stuff.
Make a short ammendment to inheritance laws, problem solved.
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Example =/= argument.
When you have to make âshort ammendmentsâ to many laws because a myriad of âtechnical difficultiesâ arise - the situation is fundamentally different.
Also, you asked for an argument against poly marriage that could not be used against gay marriage. You got one, now you want to pick apart my one example.[/quote]
Well, gay marriage needs some changes in the law, so would polygamy.
I also do not see how the situation is fundamentally different, in what way?
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No, gay marriage doesnât require any fundamental changes in marriage law. Having âMr.â appear twice instead of once isnât a fundamental change.
You dont see how the marriage of 3 or more people is different than the marriage of two? AFTER I gave you a clear example?[/quote]
Not really, so far all you put forward can easily be adressed with a few minor changes.
Also, there are many contracts that are way more elaborate than a marriage contract so to claim that the legal problems are overhwhelming is just ridiculous.
Either marriage is a right or it isnt, either you can deny that right to some people because of oyur own cultural preferences or you cant.
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Is wearing what I want a right? What about teaching kindergarten nude?
Is eating what I want a right? What about human baby?
Is having any religion I want a right? What about one that prohibits giving my child medicine?
Ok, Iâm done. Not trying to talk the slippery slope argument out of someone who should be smarter than that.