kaz
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- Dec 1, 2010
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Questions to kaz:
Why is your objection to tax benefits to childless married couples limited to childless gay couples?
What is the material difference between a childless gay couple and a childless straight couple that warrants more favorable tax treatment for the latter?
OK, I'll answer your questions one more time. After that when you ask me again, I'm just going to call you stupid.
Why is your objection to tax benefits to childless married couples limited to childless gay couples?
Turn on your brain for a half a second and the answer to your question is obvious. How would it be otherwise? Marriage is you get married, spend time together, then you have kids. Interestingly Seawytch supported that with that 90% of marriages have kids. So it's a pretty good average.
How is it possible to not grant marriage to childless straight couples? How would you know they aren't going to want or be able to have kids? You wait until the baby is born? What if it dies? Then do you take it away? The idea you don't grant marriage until after the sex and kids is stupid. That isn't the "concept of marriage" and if you are denying you know that, then you are just a liar.
What is the material difference between a childless gay couple and a childless straight couple that warrants more favorable tax treatment for the latter?
The childless straight couple was one of the unfortunate 10% of straight marriages that don't result in kids. The childless gay couple was one of the unfortunate 100% of gay couples that don't result in kids. There are no guarantees in life. You have to take chances. But betting on certain failure isn't taking a chance.
- OK, I answered your question yet again. Here's the deal. You can build on my answer and rebut it. But if you ignore it again and ask the question, I'm going to just seriously fuck with you from here on out. You are getting tired, kiddie
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