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Originally Posted by CShine
You don't seem to realize what you've just written. That's not non-discriminatory. What you're saying is that marriage law is always discriminatory. Apparently, if we make gender-based discrimination the rule in all cases then it's no longer discrimination. By this logic, any gender discrimination is perfectly OK as long as it's done ALL the time.
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So you're saying a woman can't marry a man under current law, only the man can marry the woman?
Man, woman, gay, straight, they all can marry. There's no gender-based discrimination there. There are certain restrictions on marriage. You can't marry your mother or father. You can't marry somebody who is already married. I can't marry Angelina Jolie even if I was single. You can't marry somebody of the same sex. You can't marry an infant. You can't marry a dead person, or an animal, or a host of other things like fireplugs. But men can marry, and women can marry. What other gender is there?