It's a , it's a , it's a personal choice and that I , I'm not advocating for like a law that says that you , you , if you're married , you have to have , you have to have X number of kids . Um But then why are you opposed to two gay people doing that ? Well , because , because again , it's , it's , it's not about choice .
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 ?
It's a human invented thing . If we decide that gay people can get married too . I just don't see how it damages anything .
If a gay couple decides that they want to make it official and that's what it is to them , it , it gives them a feeling that , that they're accepted and appreciated and that they're not discriminated against because they happen to be homosexual . So , well , what you're articulating to me is the damage that's done by gay marriage to the institution of marriage . But how is it done ?
What if brothers and sisters want to marry ? And I know every time that comes up , you know , the , the advocates for gay marriage will say , well , that's a slippery slope argument . That's a fallacious , but it's actually not , it's like we're trying to get to , what do you even think this institution is now since you've rejected out what we were saying it was ?
