Lessnt wrote:Bottle wrote:That is precisely the same argument that was made by people who insisted that it wasn't discrimination to ban interracial marriage, because a black man could marry a black woman and a white man could marry a white woman and therefore everyone had "equal rights."
That argument was rejected by the Supreme Court before I was born.
So not only are you not clever for thinking of this, you're actually anti-clever because you're using an argument that was shredded publicly DECADES ago. That's like walking around bragging about how you invented this brand new kind of humor where a guy slips on a banana peel.
Race and sexual preference are two different things.
I suppose we should treat all sexual preferences equally.
So you believe that gay partnerships should be recognised as equal to heterosexual partnerships, that gays should be able to get married (to each other, not to someone they have no sexual attraction to) and have the exact same rights as a heterosexual couple? Because that would most definitely be treating sexual preference equally.



