Do same sex unions undermine marriage? We can only

[RS Davis]

[glow=red,2,300]Tim Cavanaugh Wrote:[/glow]So far, proponents of same-sex marriage have been content to make mutually exclusive arguments—that gay marriage is no big deal and that it is vitally important. They should be more courageous in their assertions: Gay marriage could well destroy the civic institution of marriage that has been defined by more than a century of governmental tinkering. That's the best argument for it I've heard yet.

- Rick

[Corey]

Um...I'm gonna say no. But i'm not all for marriage anyway. At least in the governmental sense.
Oh well.
But I figure the opinion here will be generally biased, being that this is a libertarian website.

[RS Davis]

Guest-Corey said:

Um...I'm gonna say no. But i'm not all for marriage anyway. At least in the governmental sense.
Oh well.
But I figure the opinion here will be generally biased, being that this is a libertarian website.

We have a good mix. Welcome aboard!

- Rick

[outgirl]

Human nature undermines marriage. If two people love each other and want to make a go at building a life together , good for them. I'm so sick of gay relationships being compared to beastiality and all that other shit. I don't understand why it is so hard for so many to understand that we are people just like them. We worry about the same shit every day.

[RS Davis]

outgirl said:

Human nature undermines marriage. If two people love each other and want to make a go at building a life together , good for them. I'm so sick of gay relationships being compared to beastiality and all that other shit. I don't understand why it is so hard for so many to understand that we are people just like them. We worry about the same shit every day.

It's like some people don't understand the difference between consenting adults and victimizing animals and children.

- Rick