What truly amazes me about all this hoopla surround gay marriage, is the simple question: "why on earth does any heterosexual actually care about this!?" Assuming of course you are not some close-minded religious zealot. How on earth does another person's marriage (gay or not) impact my life at all? What a collosal waste of time: worrying about someone else's marrital status.
I mean, if animals do it without their delicate animal-societies falling apart. Hell, even other human societies do it (like the Canadians for crying out loud). Why can't our more sofisticated, advanced, and "more evolved" society do the same? I mean really.
More resources for your enjoyment
- Marriage, gender roles, fidelity, anthropology
- The case against same sex 'marriage'
The question is not whether gays should get married. It is: On what basis do you oppose marriage between two people of the same sex who desire it? In this, we are no longer having an argument about gay marriage as such, but the right of gays to marry if they wish to do so. This turn makes a huge difference.
- A legal argument...
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