kaz
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- Dec 1, 2010
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Too retarded as usual. Of course being gay changed who you can marry -- you can now marry the person you love.You didn't, you gave two different scenarios. One a man married to a woman, the other a woman married to a woman. In neither case did the orientation of the woman change how government treated them
Blacks could marry.
Whites could marry.
In no case did the race of the individual deny them marriage. Only when they choose as a couple to marry did the ban kick in.
Men can marry.
Women can marry.
In no case did the gender of the individual deny them marriage. Only when they choose as a couple to marry did the ban kick in.
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You really still going with the same logical argument that Virginia tried to make in 1967?
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Being black changed WHO you could marry. Being gay did not
Nope, if you are straight, you still can't marry the same sex. Nice try, but it wasn't. Here's a home version of our game
Sure you can. No one will ask about your sexual orientation. However, would you want to if you're not gay? Of course not although I did here of a case where two straight guys- much to the chagrin of gays did get married as a stunt.
So now, as we know anyone can marry someone of either gender. And both gays, like straights can marry the one who they desire. That is, after all, what marriage is about, at least in part.
Great argument to make to the legislature, irrelevant to courts following the law