The ability to reproduce. Which many straight people can’t do. So they do not have an important impact for society (which I reject because I believe people who can’t reproduce have important impacts on society).
It doesn’t and you haven’t produced an argument to the contrary. Gay marriage won’t keep straight people from getting married.
I have to be for that if gay people can marry? Interesting.
But just to be sure you get to be for straight people marrying even if they can’t reproduce but gay people not marrying because they can’t reproduce. Yet if I support two women loving each other and getting married I support anything?
I suppose at least we aren’t discussing all the straight people vanishing.
Why? You should be for excluding those who can’t reproduce from marriage following your arguments. You handwave it away for hypotheticals that aren’t happening in any type of scale worth discussing.
That’s what I was waiting for. Why not just extend that to all people? If it’s not necessary to collect it from people, why should I support taking it from anyone?
To incentivize an arrangement that does actually and inherently provide a widespread function. Or, to provide it order because of its widespread heavy impact on society positively and/or negatively.
I’m so sick and tired of people who can’t reproduce having a similar privilege and distinction to me. Those fucking commoners have no right to anything to be compared to a healthy individual who can reproduce!