Cleon
King of the Pod People
Adam and Eve. Not Adam and Steve. (Bible)
Adam and Eve and Betty and Veronica is just fine and dandy, though. (Bible)
Adam and Eve. Not Adam and Steve. (Bible)
Adam and Eve. Not Adam and Steve. (Bible)
Just going to keep doubling down on the wrong, eh?Traditional dictionary definition backed up by 10,000 or so years of human experience trumps any conveniently contrived definition of a temporary moment in time.
Today Vermont. Tomorrow, the world.
Homosexual marriage undermines the basic unit of human society -- a family headed up by male and female, mother and father.
You are now switching arguments.Traditional dictionary definition backed up by 10,000 or so years of human experience trumps any conveniently contrived definition of a temporary moment in time.
Traditional dictionary definition backed up by 10,000 or so years of human experience trumps any conveniently contrived definition of a temporary moment in time.
Further, in your other arguments, you have resorted to the claim of Marriage for child procreation. I would be very careful with this argument as, by extension, you are asserting that couples who are infertile shouldn't be married.
Oh. . . so you want to return to treating women as property, as they were during most of that "10,000 or so years of human experience".
What?The logical extension of homosexual marriage is no surrogate children available.

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http://xkcd.com/1003/Adam and Eve. Not Adam and Steve. (Bible)
What?
Your answers make less and less sense, not more.
I predict he will duck this.
Robert Prey, you think gay people shouldn't be married because they cannot procreate?
So then do you approve of denying sterile heteros the right to marry?
(Included are those who are sterile through none of their own doing, those sterile by choice, and women who are sterile due to their age.)
ETA: And if not, then will you please admit that your support for a prohibition on gay marriage in no way relies on an argument that there is a state interest in encouraging procreation?
Oh. . . so you want to return to treating women as property, as they were during most of that "10,000 or so years of human experience".
You are now switching arguments.
You've gone from appeal to definition (which is fallacious)
to appeal to antiquity (which is also fallacious).
Using your reasoning, since slavery was was a part of human society for thousands of years, it must still be an acceptable practice.
The state should have no interest in promoting unnatural acts.
So you want to return to traditional Marriage? Because a return to TRUE traditional Marriage would solve the issue of homosexual marriage.
One where the husband owns his wife.
Men would be prohibited from marrying men, because you cannot own another man.
Women would be prohibited from marrying another woman, because they would have no rights.
Marriage, even your limited view of 'traditional' marriage has changed drastically over time.
Just going to keep doubling down on the wrong, eh?
Please continue, it amuses me.