Is gay marriage going to cause a huge amount of litigation in America?

by Christian Posted 2012/08/11 06:39:01

Related Topics: Gay Marriage, Divorce, Gays, America, Married, Huge, Marriage, Gay

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Gays will get married and they will also get divorced, do we really need more divorces in America?

Lizzeh 2012/08/12 14:16:31

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Do divorces really matter..? It's not like it's any of your business what happens in their life..

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sjalan 2012/08/12 05:44:34

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Far more important is the basic civil rights of ALL citizens.

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Christian to sjalan 2012/08/13 20:20:33

For sure.

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Seiryuu 2012/08/11 14:27:48

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Everyone has the right to be miserable.

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SteamTr... to Seiryuu 2012/08/12 05:00:30

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good one!

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Christian to Seiryuu 2012/08/13 20:21:31

lol

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BritPunk 2012/08/11 11:36:04

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It's already happening here in the UK
http://www.divorceservices.co...

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BritPunk to BritPunk 2012/08/11 11:40:04

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Here's the first one. Technically it's not divorce though, cos it's a Civil Union, not a "marriage" in legal terms.
http://www.standard.co.uk/new...

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Christian to BritPunk 2012/08/12 05:46:24

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TY for your comments.

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ed 2012/08/11 11:07:10

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yes more than we need

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SteamTrunkDolly 2012/08/11 09:29:21

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I don't really think that should be an issue, it's about civil rights for U.S. Citizens. Anyway, we don't have any statistical information to base an informed opinion on. So why beat rabbits out of bushes on that one?

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Christian to SteamTr... 2012/08/11 09:47:53

true

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Metaldane 2012/08/11 09:17:52

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They deserve to have the choice be as equally unhappy lol this is really a sad argument for outlawing it with that logic might as well ban all marriages.

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seattleman 2012/08/11 07:03:01

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The way I see it, by denying homosexual couples their rights, we are effectively calling them second class citizens - unworthy of inclusion into "our" society. I don't get it. I mean, how does allowing legal marriage to "them" affect "our" "traditional" marriage anyway? No argument makes sense to me.

I've heard a few arguments against marriage equality before, but I've never heard the "increased red tape" argument. Weak

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meg 2012/08/11 06:39:59

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Does it really matter?

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Christian to meg 2012/08/11 06:41:29

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No, I'm just asking. Do you mind?

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meg to Christian 2012/08/11 07:59:52

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and I'm just answeing.

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Christian to meg 2012/08/11 09:26:25

Ok, you don't have to get huffy.

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meg to Christian 2012/08/13 02:15:57

Wasn't being huffy just mocking you.

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