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Originally Posted by Kevin
This is actually pretty easily answered -- two adults have the capacity to consent and others are not hurt by their decision to marry. An animal/child doesn't have the capacity to consent.
As for incest, the likelihood of birth defects means that your decision to procreate hurts others.
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I agree with this too.
But, an argument presented to me was that the basic human rights of gays are being denied because they can not marry who they want. Couldn't someone who wants to marry their pig say the same thing? Their basic human rights to marry who they want is being denied? Because they
know their pig loves them as much as they do and the best way to express their love is to marry their pig.
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Gays being married really hurts no one.
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On a day to day basis, no. In terms of a moral fabric, I feel yes, it does.