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Do you support Gay Marriage?


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It is entirely plausible (though admittedly unlikely) that via natural selection humans have "evolved" specifically that our anus ends up being roughly the same size as a vagina.
Pre-modern birth control couples would need to abstain from sex, perform oral only or risk impregnation. Having an extra "hole" would allow couples to partake in sex without the risk of someone becoming pregnant when they didn't want to.
Using a Darwinian model individuals would be selected for mating based on the size of the anus, with individuals that had a smaller anus being less desirable and therefore less likely to spawn new generations of humans with similarly small anuses.

Not only is this linguistic dynamite one of the most outstanding things I've had the pleasure of reading, it's also entirely plausible.
 
Christopher Pyne suggests gay marriage could happen 'sooner than everyone thinks'

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...ner-than-everyone-thinks-20170625-gwyco0.html


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Gay Marriage, do you support it?
First time getting involved in this thread, because I'm finding the question being asked is the wrong question to ask (my opinion). Is the issue here about "marriage", or about a legal recognition/acceptance of a homosexual couple commitment to each other for life?


A heterosexual marriage (even though legally recognised/accepted), is no longer viewed as a necessity (even by law), for the couple to have certain rights over each other should they decide to go their separate ways some day in the future.

So based on my understanding (and I'm happy to be corrected), should not the question be more about whether one (or the law), ought to view a marriage between a homosexual couple the way it views a heterosexual's marriage, and if no, then why not?
 
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