dannno
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They have that right, same as everyone else. Nobody is saying gay people can't marry, just that they must find a person of the opposite gender, just like everyone else, in order to do so.
The point is that the state is differentiating between the man and the woman and only allowing certain parties to make the contract. That is discrimination now matter how you look at it.
If marriage licenses were initially created to control inter-racial marriage, then why haven't we abolished state marriage licenses? They seem to be only used to control who can and cannot get married. Always have, always will. It's always been about discrimination.
consider the injustice towards single people that get none of these tax perks and other incentives offered by the state to families.
I have. It's wrong. That is precisely why the state should not be involved in marriage.
And blind people pay taxes that support building streetlights that they can't use also. Big freaking deal. For that matter, consider the injustice towards single people that get none of these tax perks and other incentives offered by the state to families.
Bologna. The blind man benefits from the street lights because it allows their seeing eye dog to walk them home or to the store at night. The street lights allow the blind man's caretaker to walk down the street so they can come over and take care of them at night. It allows the blind man to be illuminated so that the police or watchful citizens can see if he is being robbed, deterring potential criminals.
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