No, you actually don't. Not unless they're warranted by their own merits.Why is it strange given your whole argument has been about how same-sex marriage opens the door to incestuous marriage?
You still haven't gotten past the reality that same-sex incest remains illegal even though gay sex is legal. You have to get past that before you can establish a claim on same-sex incestuous marriage.
How is a same sex heterosexual relationship incestuous? You realize incest involves an act that Hetros do not perform together. True Story. No act, no crime. Sorry that hurts your withering argument, but that's how it works.
You keep bringing up same sex incest relationship when it doesn't apply to the denial of rights to couples who would not have sex together. Kinda strange dude. Seek help.
Now you're saying it's not about incestuous marriage.
Now that the redefining of marriage is complete we get the task of redefining other things.
How fun HUH?
I'm simply arguing what was argued successfully before many federal courts and the USSC.
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Feel free to find any quotes which actually support your claims- I don't think you can.
No one made a successful argument that siblings must be allowed to marry other siblings.
Are you just actually completely ignorant about what the argument before the courts were- or are you lying?
I suspect some of the first- and a whole lot of the last.