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<blockquote data-quote="BrownArmy" data-source="post: 3589063" data-attributes="member: 18225">What’s it to you if a same-sex couple gets married?It blows my mind this even had to go to the SC.At this point marriage, in the eyes of the law, is about taxes and what-not.If two Christian-as-fk white heteros get married, as far as the ‘state’ is concerned, they move into a different tax situation.What’s the difference if two same-sex people get married?No difference to the ‘state’.It’s just that some people find it icky.If your concept of marriage is threatened by other people getting married, who don’t conform to your hetero-normative view of reality, maybe you shouldn’t get married.I digress.Back to the SC, this almost isn’t about R vs. D or conservative vs. liberal, this is really corporations vs. individuals, and the corporations are winning.And, you may agree with that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownArmy, post: 3589063, member: 18225"] What’s it to you if a same-sex couple gets married? It blows my mind this even had to go to the SC. At this point marriage, in the eyes of the law, is about taxes and what-not. If two Christian-as-fk white heteros get married, as far as the ‘state’ is concerned, they move into a different tax situation. What’s the difference if two same-sex people get married? No difference to the ‘state’. It’s just that some people find it icky. If your concept of marriage is threatened by other people getting married, who don’t conform to your hetero-normative view of reality, maybe you shouldn’t get married. I digress. Back to the SC, this almost isn’t about R vs. D or conservative vs. liberal, this is really corporations vs. individuals, and the corporations are winning. And, you may agree with that. [/QUOTE]

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