joepro
Well-Known Member
We our a country based on law, not personal opinions.
It would have be unconstitutional for gay marriage not to come up for a vote.
(since the gov't is all up in the ass of marriage)
I've been with my girl for 9 yrs and living with for 8 yrs.
We both share the same view that people change over time, so marriage isn't in our cards.
If were together intill old age, then so be it.
Now, in the eyes of the gov't after 7 yrs, she has become my common wife.
This gives us both almost the same rights as a married couple(death rights/insurance)
Is there any difference how a gay couple is treated to a hetero couple after 7yrs?
If so, then that's the fight that needs to be fought, not the act of marriage.
we don't have a constitutional right to the institution of marriage.
We do however have a constitutional right to fair treatment.
It would have be unconstitutional for gay marriage not to come up for a vote.
(since the gov't is all up in the ass of marriage)
I've been with my girl for 9 yrs and living with for 8 yrs.
We both share the same view that people change over time, so marriage isn't in our cards.
If were together intill old age, then so be it.
Now, in the eyes of the gov't after 7 yrs, she has become my common wife.
This gives us both almost the same rights as a married couple(death rights/insurance)
Is there any difference how a gay couple is treated to a hetero couple after 7yrs?
If so, then that's the fight that needs to be fought, not the act of marriage.
we don't have a constitutional right to the institution of marriage.
We do however have a constitutional right to fair treatment.