Skylar
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NO THEY DIDN'T YOU LYING POS
Yes, they certainly did.
Marriage has many valid bases. But you don't have to have kids to have a valid basis of marriage. As millions of straight married couples demonstrate with no kids.
I have no idea what a "valid basis" for marriage it. However, I do know the reason it exists: procreation. Any other claims are absurd.
Obvious not. As all the infertile married couples demonstrate. As all the couples that get married and never have kids demonstrate.
They demonstrate nothing of the sort.
Of course they do. The marriages of the infertile as as valid, legal and enforcible as those of the fertile. No state requires that a couple be able to procreate in order to get married.
Simply obliterating your claim that the only valid basis of marriage is procreation. There's obvious a valid basis that has nothing to do with kids or the ability to have them. Else no infertile couple could get married, nor a childless couple stay married.
They can and they do. Killing your argument.
They are excluded from marriage if they don't have the correct biological equipment, just as you are excluded from getting a driver's license if you don't have eyes that function.
Not in 37 of 50 States they aren't.
And in no state is anyone required to procreate or be able to procreate in order to get married or stay married. Not one state. Not the reddest of the red nor the bluest of the blue.
None.
There is a standard: the ability to procreate.
Show us a single state law that requires that a couple be able to procreate in order to get married. Any state of your choice. You'll find that no such standard exists.
Even hypothetically if you exclude gays on the basis that they can't procreate but allow infertile straight couples to marry......then you've got a massive 14th amendment violation on your hands. Either the standard applies to both gays and straights....or it applies to neither.
And it applies to neither.
No, queers will never concede a point, no matter how obvious it is. Hence, the reason we know you're a queer.
Is this the same stunning logic you used when you told us Obama had been in office for 8 years?