SCOTUS protects marriage equality

So you want civil unions, with identical rights and benefits as marriage, but not marriage?

Mostly correct.

Marriage evolved across the globe in virtually every culture. The reason is that marriage ensures that children are cared for by fathers. Homosexual unions hence have no relation to actual marriage.

However, the legal aspects of joint property need to be addressed. Civil unions address this aspect.

How can you tell who is married and who is joined by civil unions?

Why would I need to?
 
Ok what did I lie about?

1263 - you lied.

Hey, that's expected.

You lie, and you play dumb - because you have no way to defend your party or the idiocy you post. It's just you being you.

When Biden was in office you were semi-reasonable. But since Trump won, you've devolved into shrill panic and make the most absurd posts.
 
1263 - you lied.

Hey, that's expected.

You lie, and you play dumb - because you have no way to defend your party or the idiocy you post. It's just you being you.

When Biden was in office you were semi-reasonable. But since Trump won, you've devolved into shrill panic and make the most absurd posts.
You lie about me. You're responsible for Trump and the MAGA Party.

Panic? That's ironic.
 
I asked if having children was what defined marriage.
It's the 'in principle' capability (aka the 'theoretical possibility') to have children that is the foundational purpose of marriage. One man and one woman are required for procreation. Ergo, marriage is the holy union between one man and one woman.

Any other gender combination (e.g. man/man, woman/woman) cannot EVER in ANY way result in procreation, so it can only IMITATE marriage... it cannot BE marriage. Feel free to call it a 'civil union' (or some other term that suits your fancy).
Now, if a straight couple cannot conceive a child, are they allowed to marry?
In principle? -- a man and a woman CAN procreate.
In actuality? -- [insert some sort of circumstance here] can hinder (or even render impossible) the aforementioned ability of a man and a woman to procreate.

This is the core distinction at hand, and the 'in principle' ability of a man and a woman to procreate is what makes a marriage a marriage, as opposed to any other type of union in which procreation is impossible even in principle.
 
So you want civil unions, with identical rights and benefits as marriage, but not marriage?
I want all unions between a man and a woman to be called 'marriages' and all unions between a man and a man (or a woman and a woman) to be called 'civil unions'.

I want the aforementioned because the 'in principle' ability of procreation clearly differentiates the union between a man and a woman from the union between a man and a man or the union between a woman and a woman. The other two unions could both be called 'civil union' for all I care because there's nothing that differentiates them from each other (outside of man/man vs woman/woman).
How can you tell who is married and who is joined by civil unions?
man/woman = joined by marriage
man/man = joined by civil union
woman/woman = joined by civil union
 
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