See argument above: Governments are forcing people to recognize same-sex couples in important ways (e.g., renting apartments to them, photographing their wedding, letting them adopt children), through various anti-discrimination laws. Same-sex marriage, while not actually doing any of that directly, will be a clear and solid cornerstone in the foundation for it.
So, no, I don't believe either side is wrong at all about that. This is a case where one person's nose is another person's swinging fist, and anywhere one draws a line for where the right to swing a fist ends is going to bruise someone's nose.
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Date: 2008-11-06 03:14 am (UTC)So, no, I don't believe either side is wrong at all about that. This is a case where one person's nose is another person's swinging fist, and anywhere one draws a line for where the right to swing a fist ends is going to bruise someone's nose.