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Originally Posted by lycos679
What is normal? Can homosexuals marry their lover?
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We all know the difference between the day before marriage and the day after. Life is barely worth living until you get married, then once you get married the angel's sing from the heavens, the sun is a little brighter, the world revolves around you and everyone kisses the rings.
Marriage has been traditionally attached to the church, and was for a long time a religious sanctioned event that was a covenant under God the two people entered into. It was also for the procreation of children the proper way (not having bastards) in the church's eyes.
With that being said, all traditional churches and religions emphatically reject homosexuality as a sin and abomination of the religious teachings.
So why the homosexuals would want a title/term that has been historically associated with religions and followers that patently reject their lifestyle is beyond me and seems more like they want to stick in the eye of the religious followers than anything.
The whole crux of this unequal treatment they claim are the rights people who are married get through the government (hospital rights) and taxation treatment.
The Supreme courts should strike down all bias in the tax system for "marriage" and give that same treatment to the homosexual, single, widowed, trannies. (Currently marriage offers you tax advantages or less tax penalties than single/homo/tranny).
Furthermore, the court should also strike down any privileges that the government grants to married couples. All rights should be handled with contracts, if you want to grant your gay lover, wife, son, boss, stranger to have hospital rights that only married couples enjoy now.
Marriage should be stricken from the government lexicon. It should only be sanctioned by the religious establishments.
There should be no reference to sexuality by the government at all. There is point in the government wanting to know or enforcing shades of human sexuality. There is simply zero reason the government should care, know or have interest in whether you are single/homo/hetero and if you are hetero if you are married or secular.
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