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telling? i agree
nothing to reply to since you offered nothing of substance
you want to get rid of marriage fine thats a different topic and still does nothing to the OP and criteria, nor change that its discrimination thanks
Perhaps you should read your own OP. This was the question you posed:
So does anybody have ONE sound, reasonable, logical, non-bais, non-selfish, non-arrogant, non-hypercritical, non anti-american reason to "Stop" gay marriage.
To which the answer is yes, gay marriage needs to be stopped, not because it is gay, but because it is marriage. Here is my argument:
Premise 1: The law should not recognize privileges that are not available to everyone. (note that you have already agreed with this premise)
Premise 2: A marriage license is legal recognition of privileges that are only available to married individuals.
Premise 3: Not everyone is a married individual
.'. Marriage licenses should not be recognized by the law
The the burden of proof is upon you to demonstrate how this argument is unsound, unreasonable, illogical, biased, selfish, arrogant, hypercritical, or anti-american
In order for the argument to be unsound, one or more of the premises must be false. You have already identified that premise 1 is true, so you must demonstrate that either premise 2 or 3 is false for it to be unsound.
For it to be unreasonable or illogical, the conclusion must not necessarily be drawn as a result of true premises, in which case you must run a truth table to demonstrate an instance in which all three premises are true, and in which the conclusion is false.
For it to be biased or selfish, you must demonstrate that I have some benefit from the outcome which has affected an expressed opinion.
For it to be arrogant, the argument itself must make some assumption of a superior position.
For it to be hypercritical, the argument must make a critique which exceeds a set of standardize criteria.
For it to be anti-american, the argument must present a conclusion which is opposed to the existence of the American continents.
Good luck.