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Old 02-23-2004, 04:05 PM   #1999
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just a thought

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Yes, but you represented those cases to state that there is a reason and that procreation is the only reason.
No I didn't say it was the only reason and neither did the Supreme Court. Reread my posts and read the court opinions if you have any questions in that regard.


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And I've yet to see you explain why the logic supporting eliminating gender restrictions on marriage also supports numerical limitations.
I have said just the opposite - that eliminating gender restrictions supports not having numerical limitations.

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Equal protection treats suspect classes differently than non-suspect lines, such as between 1, 2, 3, 4, and any other number.
Gender is an intermediate scrutiny class whereas religion is a strict scrutiny class. Polygamy is a religious practice to those who engage in it. So bringing up the suspect classes argument only strengthens the case for allowing polygamy.
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