Communists and Socialists, what do you think of homosexuals?

[The Alma Mater]

but should marriage exist

I personally fail to see any reason why it shouldn't. There's lots of necessary rights and privileges associated with it that would be difficult or even impossible to protect and provide without some sort of legal recognition of marriage. And even if you could protect those rights and provide those privileges, without legally recognizing marriages, such rights and privileges would be more or less de facto recognition of marriage anyways.

But should those rights exist, from a communist viewpoint ? After all, many of them deal with property

[Grenartia]

I personally fail to see any reason why it shouldn't. There's lots of necessary rights and privileges associated with it that would be difficult or even impossible to protect and provide without some sort of legal recognition of marriage. And even if you could protect those rights and provide those privileges, without legally recognizing marriages, such rights and privileges would be more or less de facto recognition of marriage anyways.

But should those rights exist, from a communist viewpoint ? After all, many of them deal with property

And? Communism has no problem with personal property, at least to my knowledge.

[The Alma Mater]

But should those rights exist, from a communist viewpoint ? After all, many of them deal with property

And? Communism has no problem with personal property, at least to my knowledge.

The communist manifesto kinda disagrees with that. The concept of inheritance for instance is not something a communist should like. Or the owning of land.
Small personal belongings - yes. But is a system of complex rights needed to protect such things ?