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elfling Donating Member (14 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-14-03 01:41 PM
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14. Other people's actions don't degrade my marriage
If two committed adults who happen to be the same sex wish to legally get married, and, I might add, voluntarily increase their tax burden, why should that damage my marriage in any way?

I am more offended by people who get drunk and have instant marriages in Vegas or elsewhere, or by the game show marriage contests, or by stupid rules that cause two-income married folk to pay more in taxes than two singles who live together.

I have no problem with religious marriages being limited in any particular way. It is a different kind of committment if one is married in a church vs. at the local government office. Why wouldn't someone's Catholic marriage be equally threatened by a Hindu or non-religious union?
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