To: HitmanNY
So, if a homosexual couple of divergent ages have the older one retire as a high wage earner and the younger one as a lower wage earner ("preformance" artist, say), will US Social Security take a bigger hit from these marriages?
To: KC Burke
Hard to say - since the phenomenon isn't exclusive to same-sex couples, my guess would be the effect will be pretty much the same as male/femal sex couples in that respect.
But any guesses would be speculative, we will find out if it ever comes to pass (not in our lifetimes, I think - the mistake the movement is making is that they are overplaying their hand and alienating a lot of people. This is a huge loser for their cause. I can't explain their aggressiveness on fronts like this - it's borderline suicidal and will turn homosexual causes back a decade because they are ticking too many people off.
173 posted on
02/21/2004 7:31:08 AM PST by
HitmanLV
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