There are other ways to um be parents like adoption , for example , if they want to . But if people want to be married and don't want to ever have Children , are you opposed to them being married ? Well , I'm not , I'm not I wouldn't advocate a law that would prevent it .
But what if they don't want to do ? Are you opposed to them being married if marriage is only for procreation and to bond a family together ? What about people that are deeply in love that never want to have Children ?
The Joe Rogan experience , I think of marriage is a certain thing which is the , um , the context for , uh , for procreation , for the , for the , the building of the , the nuclear family . What about people that get married that don't have kids ? Are you opposed to that ?
But would it change the definition of what their marriage is to you ? Because they don't want to have a family ? They just want to have a loving bond .
And if Helen dies , you know , I , you know , I'm gonna mourn her because she was my wife and I'll be a widower like to some people that distinction gives them peace and security and makes them feel better about the relationship that they're both so committed that they've legally signed documents that say that they're bound by law and under the eyes of God or whatever you believe in , they're , they're able to make that choice . But I think you're re , they're still rejecting one of the purposes of marriage . And in the scenario that you just outlined , you're also deciding to live a really self-centered life .
