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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe
Homosexuals have ALL the rights guaranteed any heterosexual by the U.S. Constitution.
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That's a circular argument.
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Sexual preference has nothing to do with loss of rights or inequality, under the laws of our country.
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Apparently you missed the post immediately preceding your own. So that you don't have to scroll back, I will repeat it here:
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Originally Posted by MTI
In many states, where married couples hold real estate as "tenants by the entirety" that form of title is immune from judgments against a single spouse, since each spouse holds an indivisible share of the property. That form of title also allows for surviorship transfer outside of probate.
Then there's that military service hiccup . . .
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Say whatever you want, but the things that MTI lists are big advantages given to non-gay married couples. And it doesn't stop there. Married couples get other advantages in insurance, inheritance, and probably other areas that I can't think of right at the moment.
Perhaps a majority of Americans favor such disparate treatment of gays, so it is there right to pass anti-gay laws, unless the Constitution says otherwise. And that part seems to be in question.