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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Judging by the local population, it appears this is a sentiment in search of an acronym. I suggest "IIAB/CYLL."*
*It's in a book. Check your local library.
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After Ty's calling bullshit with those CAM Charles references, I must admit I did not attend Harvard. No, I went to a more vocational law school where my greatest interest in Constitutional law was whether I could take it pass/fail. Admitting that, and begging your indulgence, I think not me's question could be stated as:
one cannot legally distinguish between who can get married based upon the two genitals the couple may have. Such a distinction would violate equal protection.
How then can one distinguish between who can get married based upon the present marital status of the two.
I merely wish to help frame your further discussion. I am fully for all gay rights, and against polygamy. I fear in a society allowing polygamy I would not have been able to convice a women to marry me at all. to me its more a "common sense" thing.
