bodecea
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In other words, one group is gay, and the other isn't. That is what you are trying to justify singling out, right? I don't know why you don't just fly your bigot flag high. Why does the lack of the ability to procreate only matter for the homosexual couples? Is procreation important, or is heterosexual important? Which is the part that matters?Let's see what we can do to get this dialog out of the weeds.Now you're just trolling...or dense...or both
Just telling it like it is
Are you now going to redefine truth?
You seem up for questions that I can never get answered....so here goes.
Traditional marriage protection folks have never been able to describe any significant monetary, quantitative, or qualitative damage that would cause harm to traditional marriages if gay people were to enter into them as well.
Let's see what we can do to get this dialog out of the weeds.Now you're just trolling...or dense...or both
Just telling it like it is
Are you now going to redefine truth?
You seem up for questions that I can never get answered....so here goes.
Traditional marriage protection folks have never been able to describe any significant monetary, quantitative, or qualitative damage that would cause harm to traditional marriages if gay people were to enter into them as well.
It would indeed be refreshing to get this out of the weeds.
A good start would be to agree that there are two distinct demographic groups, very different from each other within this discussion.
One group, same sex couples cannot procreate within the couple. This is an absolute truth. Any and all offspring created by these couples must be created by using material provided by an outside source.
These couples have no need for birth control when interacting with each other, nor do they have to worry about the side effect of, or the long term health problems certain forms of birth control can cause. This is a considerable economic and health benefit to the same sex couple.
The lack of ability to procreate within the coupling has nothing to do with age, disability, fear or possible economic damage to the unit.
The second group, opposite sex couples must be concerned about procreation. Their interaction will often create a pregnancy. This pregnancy can cause health complications including death. Expensive steps most often times are required to not procreate in this group. Certain birth control methods have both immediate and long term health consequences. Others involve surgery. None of this applies to same sex couplings.
Should these couples find it difficult or impossible to procreate it is always due to injury, disability, age, fear of physical damage or economic damage to the unit.
The dynamics of these two groups, in this, the most basic need of success of the species, could not be more different.
How's that for a start
Gays don't have to marry same sex
But nice try
We are trying to get this discussion out of the weeds and in walks Mr. Thistle
Here's a story for you:
After the end of WWII in Europe, in Occupied Berlin, an American soldier and a Soviet soldier met for drinks in a bar. They got to talking about their own countries and the American bragged, "In the United States we have Freedom of Speech. I can call President Truman an S.O.B. and I won't get in trouble." The Soviet soldier replied, "In Soviet Russia we too have Freedom of Speech. I too can call President Truman an S.O.B. and not get in trouble. Same Freedom of Speech."