"Infertile couples have the right to get married. Older individuals who can't reproduce have the right to get married. People with absolutely no desire to reproduce have the right to get married."
1. Yes, a medical problem does not disqualify a person from being able to exercise their rights.
2. Old age - something that everyone will reach, assuming nothing kills them before that - does not disqualify someone from exercising their rights.
3. Motive is impossible to determine or measure, and more often than not, the couple changes their mind later.
"But same gendered couples don't have that right simply on the grounds they're the same gender."
Your statement is flawed. Rights are not extended to couples, but individuals. No individual has the right to marry someone of the same sex, regardless of their own personal sexual orientation.
"They have absolutely everything in common with opposite gendered couples that are infertile, old, or will simply chose to never have children EXCEPT for the fact they're of the same gender."
False. Same-sex couples omit one of the sexes from their make-up, which implies that persons of the sex that has been omitted are unneeded, replaceable, or second rate. This is a negative message to send to children, and a negative message that society should not support. Same-sex couples are also not equal to opposite-sex couples because fathers cannot be mothers, and mothers cannot be fathers.
An analogy to better explain:
You have a baseball team. Baseball teams require equipment, at least gloves, bats, and a ball. The also require outfielders and in-fielders. An opposite-sex couple is like a normal baseball team. They have all of the required equipment and all of the required team members. They occasionally win games.
Infertile couples are exactly like the team above, except they always lose. Some of their team members may have physical abnormalities or impairments, but that doesn't stop them from trying.
Elderly couples are the baseball team consisting of older members exclusively. They also never win games.
Same-sex couples are a baseball team with either bats or gloves, but never both, infielders or outfielders, but never both. They can never win a game, and they're really not a baseball team. But they continue to insist that they are, and throw a fit when the umpire informs them that they cannot play, because they refuse to follow the exact same rules as everyone else and do not have the required equipment and team players.
"To infer that you aren't disagreeing with the idea of a same gendered marriage simply because of your own bigotry and bias is baseless in and of itself."
I don't understand your statement. But for the record, bigotry is a meaningless word to me. It seems to be a word that people throw around when they're upset and wish to avoid intellectual dialogue.
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