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13. You can choose not to - but if you want to be married in a Catholic or Baptist or Muslim ceremony

Mon Jul 1, 2013, 12:59 PM

Jul 2013

should they have the right to discriminate against same sex couples and say no?

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Not to mention the obvious Notafraidtoo Jul 2013 #1

True about the contracts. Deep13 Jul 2013 #2

If you want an argument against incest Fortinbras Armstrong Jul 2013 #6

The test case for plural marriage customerserviceguy Jul 2013 #3

Perhaps. My concern would be that jealousies would tear it apart. Deep13 Jul 2013 #7

The 'rules' would be different lunatica Jul 2013 #17

The real issue of the slippery slope argument is that it's yet another way justiceischeap Jul 2013 #5

Where to draw the line for incest will always be judgement call. Deep13 Jul 2013 #8

You forgot one objection... Jeff In Milwaukee Jul 2013 #9

I've been flirting with a cute pencil sharpener. Deep13 Jul 2013 #11

Ow. Just...you know. Ow. Jeff In Milwaukee Jul 2013 #15

They are not required to do it now. Deep13 Jul 2013 #12

Here's the answer to that customerserviceguy Jul 2013 #16