@cicerone imposter,
cicerone imposter wrote:
Foofie, You are ignorant! Civil unions and marriages do not have the same legal status.
It's an issue called "equal rights under the law."
You mean like for federal taxes? So, then the lgbt community can argue with the federal government to allow for equal tax benefits for homosexualists that have civil unions. I just do not think that the word "marriage" is for the lgbt community, since "marriage" evolved out of religions (perhaps, pagan?) and is something special to straights. Why should the specialness of marriage be watered down with homosexualists joining the holiness of matrimony?
Again, I have nothing against equal rights under the law. I just think marriage should be outside the jurisdiction of the law. It was, and is, a religious concept. The civil authorities got involved, God knows why?
I have nothing against the lgbt community. Personally, their focus on their own problems bores me. They should all live and be well, as the saying goes.