Posted on 03/15/2010 9:57:33 AM PDT by Sub-Driver
This is completely rational. When there is no standard for marriage, everything is made “right.”
Gay marriage also legitimizes polygamy and polyandry. Again, once the definition is no longer “between a man and a woman,” what is left is “everything.”
Your lack of argument is “stupid.”
My question is: where does it stop? NAMBLA would like to be next up, with the legalization of adults having sex with and marrying small children.
Those who went to the zoophilia ranch in Washington state weren’t looking to get married. It’s just sex.
Cat lady needs animal polygamy. Otherwise she won’t have adequate medical coverage for all of her lovelies.
The sex positive agenda seeks to end all moral judgements over ALL sexual pairings regardless of sex, age, relation, marital status, number, or species of partner(s).
GoAskAlice on Columbia University’s website advises people on their sexual health questions, without moral judgments including those who ask about sex with animals.
Cue Lenny Bruce’s “Psychopathia Sexualis” about a man who got hitched to a horse and how the community reacted.
The Romans set the precedent. They made a horse a Senator. Many of our Senators are parts of horses. Many of our Senators are married. This is no big deal.
Indeed. By what authority does a government make marriage between a man and a woman no longer exclusive, but not inclusive of a gay man marrying an underage boy (as long as the consent of the parents is there, which it will be with some)? Additionally, why can’t one marry more than one woman, since there is now “no standard?” They allow that in England for Muslims right now, and in fact, pay out welfare based on all of the spouses.
Once the door is open, the same argument that led to gay marriage works for just about everything else.
Hi ho!
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