Mare Tranquillity
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I'm curious why you keep saying that. Do you really think that NO gay couples have EVER had a child? Or do you simply think that denial is the best way to maintain your argument?We can still predict which gay couples will create children - none of them.
The imposition is irrelevant since it is a voluntary contract and no one is required to sign up. When people sign the contract they are agreeing to abide by the rules. Your point is irrelevant.And marriage is still a regulation that should be imposed on people as little as possible. Only when there will be children or the state cannot tell when there will be children should the regulations be imposed. In instances where there are special privileges those special privileges should be removed.
Okay, I'm good with that as long as gay people are allowed to enjoy the special privileges UNTIL they are universally revoked. Denying them unilaterally while still giving them to part of the population--based only on a religious point--is wrong and against the Constitution. Agreed?The laws are already equal in that everyone who wants to create children falls under the jurisdiction of the laws -either as breeders who are married or as breeders who are unmarried. Even the gay people when they breed are under the law so it is equal - except for the special privileges which need to be revoked in any instance in which they don't need to exist for the regulation of breeding.
Okay, so anyone who signs up gets equal treatement? That's all we're asking. If we sign the contract we get what everyone else gets. You're okay with that?As an analogy, if we make business laws to regulate businesses for the protection of customers then it would make no sense to apply those business laws to those who do not operate businesses. But everyone can decide to operate a business.
Maybe you are right and no one should get the special rights, but until the day comes that the special rights are no longer given to anyone, then gay people should have the same legal right to share in those privileges as anyone else.Now about gay people who want to marry other gay people to protect the children they won't be creating and then they claim that they are being treated unfairly: as soon as they start creating children the marriage laws should apply. As long as they are not creating children they are being treated with the most amount of freedom from marriage laws one could want. They are willing to give up their freedom from marriage laws so that they can gain some of the benefits that have wrongly been given to married people - that is silly. All of us should be advocating the removal of wrongly given benefits.
Once again, you say that gays will not be creating children when you know that to be a fallacious statement. Why do you keep posting a lie?