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Originally Posted by ERCougar
No. Except for cases of abuse or incest, I'm not really sure why it's our business if consenting adults want to marry. The irony is that two adults can have all the sex they want outside of their marriage, but as soon as they claim to be married in a polygamous/polyamorous/whatever relationship, they can be fired from their jobs and charged with a felony. To draw the analogy to gay marriage, I would rather have two (or more) people in some sort of committed relationship than not.
In the end, the only solution that makes sense is to make marriage a distinctly religious/personal commitment and leave the state out of it. If the state wants to somehow subsidize committed relationships, then they can't restrict the designation based on sexual orientation OR religious practice.
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Or is he simply an 'old white guy'?
10-22-2008, 05:45 AM
So you don't support the Prophet?
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