AtlanticBlue99 said:if marriage is a religious union, why do married couples get more tax relief than non-married (separation of church and state)
IntruderLS1 said:AtlanticBlue99 said:if marriage is a religious union, why do married couples get more tax relief than non-married (separation of church and state)
The tax breaks are not a religious thing. Married people TEND (not always of course) to offer more to society. And they tend to be raising families, and they tend to be more apt to stay clean and do a good job in life vs single people who have only themselves to answer to. Marrage is a good thing for the country, and that's why the tax breaks.
I'm hoping I used the word "tend" enough times to make sure nobody thinks I think single people are worthless. But the % of married people who are model citizens is higher than the % of single people I think. At least that's how it was explained to me, and I've experianced nothing to make me think it was wrong.
artisan00 said:anyway, :blah :blah :blah
ill shut up now
There is over 6 billion people on earth, the less we reproduce the better, maybe it is nature's way of controlling it a little. (disclaimer: I don't necissarily believe this, but it is an argument I have heard in response to what you said)[/i]artisan00 said:IntruderLS1 said:AtlanticBlue99 said:if marriage is a religious union, why do married couples get more tax relief than non-married (separation of church and state)
The tax breaks are not a religious thing. Married people TEND (not always of course) to offer more to society. And they tend to be raising families, and they tend to be more apt to stay clean and do a good job in life vs single people who have only themselves to answer to. Marrage is a good thing for the country, and that's why the tax breaks.
I'm hoping I used the word "tend" enough times to make sure nobody thinks I think single people are worthless. But the % of married people who are model citizens is higher than the % of single people I think. At least that's how it was explained to me, and I've experianced nothing to make me think it was wrong.
well, i know this is asking to be beaten - but in response to that, and to out it in a new context... the truth is, what is the human race? we are a species. and as much as people in this world dont see this (hence we have war, etc..) we all have a duty to protect and preserve every other member of our species and the offspring of those members. that said, homosexual relationships do nothing to promote the preservation of the human race, in the sense that they will not produce "more" members of the human race. married couples, which will theoretically produce successful offspring, are in effect doing what intruder said, by *literally' contributing to the race of homo-sapien (no pun intended )
anyway, :blah :blah :blah
ill shut up now
2001_Saleen said:There is over 6 billion people on earth, the less we reproduce the better, maybe it is nature's way of controlling it a little. (disclaimer: I don't necissarily believe this, but it is an argument I have heard in response to what you said)[/i]artisan00 said:IntruderLS1 said:AtlanticBlue99 said:if marriage is a religious union, why do married couples get more tax relief than non-married (separation of church and state)
The tax breaks are not a religious thing. Married people TEND (not always of course) to offer more to society. And they tend to be raising families, and they tend to be more apt to stay clean and do a good job in life vs single people who have only themselves to answer to. Marrage is a good thing for the country, and that's why the tax breaks.
I'm hoping I used the word "tend" enough times to make sure nobody thinks I think single people are worthless. But the % of married people who are model citizens is higher than the % of single people I think. At least that's how it was explained to me, and I've experianced nothing to make me think it was wrong.
well, i know this is asking to be beaten - but in response to that, and to out it in a new context... the truth is, what is the human race? we are a species. and as much as people in this world dont see this (hence we have war, etc..) we all have a duty to protect and preserve every other member of our species and the offspring of those members. that said, homosexual relationships do nothing to promote the preservation of the human race, in the sense that they will not produce "more" members of the human race. married couples, which will theoretically produce successful offspring, are in effect doing what intruder said, by *literally' contributing to the race of homo-sapien (no pun intended )
anyway, :blah :blah :blah
ill shut up now
AtlanticBlue99 said:i guess its hard to see the plusses of gay marriage past my faith, but the only good thing for society gay couples can do is alliviate the overcrowding in social services by adopting children and being able to support, provide for, and raise those children with the love of any other couple. that is a definite plus imo.
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