U.S. Supreme Court legalizes same-sex marriage - Page 16
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Nesserev
Belgium2760 Posts
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gobbledydook
Australia2593 Posts
On July 02 2015 00:48 jellyjello wrote: It is a problem because the vast majority in the US oppose the polygamous marriage (or any other types of unfavorable marriage) while the SCOTUS has now bestowed the legal standing for those who seek a polygamy. This is a different set of challenge - one much harder and complex, than the gay marriage battle because the society isn't ready yet. I really doubt polygamy can be legalized using the same argument as gay marriage. 'If two people can marry, why can't three' sounds pseudo-reasonable, akin to the 'if a man and woman can marry, why can't two men' argument, but the legal benefits that are afforded to married couples are all defined with 2 people in the relationship, and if you go with more, then the laws don't work at all. | ||
farvacola
United States18818 Posts
On July 02 2015 03:17 Nesserev wrote: Damn, what a weak statement... at least give some arguments why it would be an anachronism. It's not because 'marriage' is an old concept, that it's not of this time. It has been assimilated by modern society, and has been evolving over time: - marriage is a business now - marriage still has a massive social, cultural and psychological significance - marriage can strengthen a relationship - marriage provides a legal and practical framework that is easy to work with and provides a guideline that can be applied to most relationships - ... And if you don't want to get married, so be it. There's probably nothing more modern than modern marriages. Excellent post. | ||
rudhirah
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Starlightsun
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Zambrah
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