Redfish
Diamond Member
Homosexuality does not have to be normal to be acceptable.
Good point. Would you say the same about polygamy, sibling marriage, and parent/child marriage?
Because if you condone same sex marriage using the arguments about equality, fairness, acceptance, etc, then you have no way to argue against any other form of "marriage".
Marriage is a civil institution. Homosexuality is a personal relationship.
Marriage is the legal and religious joining of one man and one woman, A gay union is not a marriage. It is a gay union, nothing more nothing less. But having said that, gay unions of two people should have the same rights as a man/woman marriage. its just not a marriage.
Why? You're entering into a very problematic area of logic.
Monogamy and polygamy are BOTH marriage, so defined for centuries.
Is that how you want your argument to go?
So you are ok with marriage being whatever the people involved want it to be? How do you tell polygamists or siblings that they cannot marry when you justify gay marriage using arguments or equality, fairness, acceptance, and discrimination?
What legal arguments will you bring against polygamy if gay marriage is condoned federally? This is a serious question, if you can't answer seriously, then don't answer.