Scrat wrote:ebrown_p wrote:Homosexuals have faced many of the same injustices ... including ... limits on who can marry whom.
I hate to keep flogging this horse, but we
ALL face the
SAME LIMITS on who can marry whom. I have no more right to marry someone of the
same gender than does a homosexual, nor does he or she have any less right to marry someone of the opposite gender than do I.
The difference is that one group can marry the ones they love and the others can't. You concistently use word play to try to assert equality but ultimately the fact is that some can marry their spouses and others can't.
To use your logic segregation was fair.
"Both whites and blacks are equal in that we can't go to each other's schools."
The fallacy in your argument is that seizing on one angle to make it sound "equal" is equated to overall fairness.
In this case, you are making an absurd contention, saying it's fair because homosexuals can marry people to whom they have no attraction and that heterosexuals are similarly limited because they can't marry someone they have no attraction to.