Pop23
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You guys are always trying to use arguments that are false analogies. Plural marriage is not analogous to same sex marriage, not at all: it's a completely different thing. One marriage: two people. That's the traditional way and the same sex way. Plural spouses is not at all the same thing.It's remarkable that anyone can truly be this ignorant of the Constitution and hateful toward gay Americans.The Kleins are a good Christian couple and I hate seeing this happen to them. I reversed my approval of gay weddings over this outrage. Now I am totally opposed to any gay marriage and will work to have this court decision overturned by new legislation or constutitional convention to outlaw gay marriage. Gays have overstepped. They couldn't leave their victory alone. Now they are using it to persecute decent people who cannot violate their Christian beliefs. The Kleins are going to appeal this decision and I wish them God-speed.
Clearly we're still very much in need of the 14th Amendment jurisprudence that safeguards all Americans' civil rights from this sort of ignorance and hate.
Clearly the argument on the 14th was successfully argued by same sex marriage advocates.
What will happen when plural marriage is legalized by a State or by Court ruling? It would appear that all 50 states would be forced to recognize those marriages? If this goes the same way that same sex marriage went, the courts would then force states to issue those same licenses.
Unless, I suppose, the States took a proactive stance and tried to ban them altogether, which didn't work too well earlier, or simply stop issuing marriage licenses.
Plural marriage is a slam dunk now since there is no limiting factor to the institution now, or none that could be successfully argued.
Is there ANY OTHER CONTRACT, that limits the participating parties to two? I can't think of a single one.
So the number is arbitrary.
Incestuous marriage would be the logical next step, politically even less popular than SSM or plural marriage, but would not be stopped by sound legal reasoning. How can two same sex siblings procreate?
That is how this will, if not overturn, but end same sex marriage along with all marriage.
It will be messy, and a backlash should be expected.
Ok, let's examine it then:
Prior to same sex marriage becoming law, a requirement of the license was that the participants be one woman and one man, not too closely related.
Why did that requirement exist in traditional marriage?
The answer is that it made it impossible for bloodlines to produce defective children or defective children in future generations, due to inbreeding.
That argument has zero merit when we speak of same sex marriage, correct?
The limit of two, was connected to the limit of "not too closely related", so the number is arbitrary.
The argument against plural marriage is based on several issues, none of which has merit in same sex plural marriage.
It allows males dominance over females? In an all male plural marriage? How so?
The biological relationships of the children in a all male plural marriage? HUH?
None of the arguments that were reasonable with opposite sex marriage, have merit with same sex marriage as it relates to many forms of incest or plural marriage do they?
Now, how do you exclude straights from these, when you have no compelling state interest in the denial of this "right" to same sex couples?
We have that Equal Protection laws and the right to due process that seem to indicate that you can't discriminate based on one couple ability to procreate and the others inability.
Remember, I did not create this argument, it was actually created to support same sex couple rights to marry.
Don't blame me, I have been arguing for years that removing the limiting factors in marriage opened the doors to all.
Same sex marriage will either implode or force states to end the institution.
You poor thing.
Butthurt because you can't find a flaw in the logic?
Reality bites, huh?