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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]http://unicornbooty.com/blog/2011/08/19/a-few-words-on-gay-marriage-gay-lunch-and-gay-parking/ Why do we keep calling it "gay marriage" - isn't it just marriage? And I love how we sign our names - Signed - A white, hetrosexual, married women, with brown hair and brown eyes, maybe 5'6 and 5-6 lbs overweight, I like rainbows and puppydogs, I wear size 7.5 shoes but sometimes lie about wearing 7 and have freckles on my nose and have a brown cockerspaniel and a 2.5 year old and I just finished eating a poptart. Does that make my opinion on marriage more relevant then yours? I think the fact that I had a poptart for breakfast does.[/quote] So why is interracial marriage called interracial marriage? Why isn't it just referred to as marriage? Some people are really focusing on the wrong thing. Adjectives are used to describe a noun. Of course we could just use the noun, but the adjective makes it more specific. Of course marriage is marriage, whether it's a marriage of a black woman to a black man or a white man to an Asian man. But because the discussion is specifically about the rights of gay people to marry, it's referred to as gay marriage. [/quote] I don't call it interracial marriage. When I attended the wedding of my sister (white) to her husband (Korean) I didn't say "I'm going to attend their interracial wedding!" and when their child was born, I didn't say "OH! I'm so excited for my interracial nephew to join our family!" I attended a wedding and hugged my nephew. When my gay cousin got married (cause we don't live in North Carolina) he got married, not gay-married. When he adopts a child, he isn't going to gay-adopt. When I got married I didn't hetro-samerace-marry. [/quote]
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