SmarterThanTheAverageBear
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Legally both religion and sexuality are considered to be immutable traits.
And that doesn't require that one is born with either a religious compulsion or a sexual preference.
I was going by the definition of immutable:
im·mu·ta·ble
adjective \(ˌ)i(m)-ˈmyü-tə-bəl\
: unable to be changed
: not capable of or susceptible to change
Where, legally, has religion been declared an immutable characteristic?
Are bi-sexual "immutable" should they be allowed one spouse of each gender?
You only get to marry one person at a time here, anything else is illegal. Do you find more than just your current spouse attractive?
why is multiple marriage illegal? What legal rationale do you have that supports denying the rights of these people to marry who they love and want to commit to?
Why do you support discriminating against polygamists and use discrimination as the main argument for gay marriage?
I don't. I don't care one way or the other. Your desire for polygamists to have civil marriage in this country is separate from gays and lesbians having equal access to existing laws. Current law does not allow for polygamist marriages. If it is something you feel strongly about, good luck.
Actually, it is EXACTLY the same you dumb fuck.
The ONLY difference is YOUR morality says polygamy is wrong. That is the total sum difference.
Which of course is the point. You're fine with morality being part of marriage, as long as it is YOUR morality.