Seawytch
Information isnt Advocacy
- Aug 5, 2010
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See, there, you doing it now. lol
You lost the argument when you couldn't cite a single state that had a child producing requirement in its marriage laws.
That question had nothing to do with my argument.
It was a ... wait for it ... non-sequitur ...
That was the theme of your thread. Look at the title:
Why should taxpayers subsidize gay mating?
Answer: because the taxpayers subsidize non-gay mating, and gays are entitled to equal treatment under the law.
Case closed.
Yes, everything is as it seems on the surface, isn't it, Scoobie?
Make the case that gays do not deserve equal treatment under the law.
Non-sequitur, they have equal treatment under the law, that makes no sense
Tell us how this is equal treatment.
Couple A and B both get married in the state of Massachusetts. They have the exact same marriage license issued by the state but only Couple A's marriage license is recognized in all 50 states. Couple B's is only recognized in a little over half the states.
How is that equal?