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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]13:05 -- [b]So based on your analysis, marriage should be available only to those who intend to raise children together[/b]?[/quote] No, simply stating that in EVERY society, even those that have had relatively accepting attitudes towards homosexuality, marriage has always been a union between people who have or can have children together. That is why the state has an interest in it. This is the reason that no society (that I can think of) has allowed marriage between siblings and parent/child. Marriage has always been an institution reserved for those who theoretically can have children together. Every restriction against it has been towards those who can't (same sex) or shouldn't (close relatives) have children together. Changing this aspect changes the nature of what marriage has always been about.[/quote] Except for the civilizations mentioned earlier, and therefore it is not EVERY society.[/quote]
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