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I'll also reiterate, none of that has anything to do with whether or not gays should be able to get legally married.
That argument is not an "equal rights" or "tolerance" issue. Marriage isn't about "2 people", it's a cornerstone of a moral society. Like it or not, you cannot have moral relativism and attempt to equalize everything, and still have a society and a civilization that leads to the betterment of mankind.
All the rationalizations about how well or not gays are able to maintain relationships is irrelevant.
Note I have no idea what your opinion is on this, but that's part of mine.

[Kahonek]

"You keep talking about some "study", and I have no idea what you are referencing."

Just follow the thread you were commenting on back to when the study was introduced. That was what I was addressing.

[Kahonek]

"I'll also reiterate, none of that has anything to do with whether or not gays should be able to get legally married."

You seem to be attacking a straw man here. You need to go back and read this thread again, starting with post #373, to which you first replied. The study cited there is the one I've been discussing.