Posted by
vladseventysix on Tuesday, June 17, 2008 1:09:16 PM
Shouldn't marriage be abolished? Isn't that equality of human relations at least as far as the institution of marriage is concerned? Marriage can be stigmatizing to the unmarried, discriminatory to the unmarried, preferential treatment for the married, all those nasty, nasty things that political correctness adamantly and vehemently insists must be completely, totally, 100 per cent, absolutely, zero tolerance eliminated from society to achieve precious, precious equality of human relations. Marriage can be abolished to achieve equality of human relations, but, mating, heterosexual relations can not be abolished to achieve equality of human relations, not unless one wants the equality of extinction! Shouldn't marriage be abolished? Doesn't true equality of human relations demand it? So, am I to conclude equality like beauty is in the eye of the beholder? And if same sex marriage advocates are wrong then what are the consequences and why should those consequences be reevaluated?