Quote Originally Posted by Bailey Guns View Post
I see no reason to weaken a tradition that's been in place for thousands of years just for the sake of change.
There's been long-standing traditions of gay marriage, too. So what makes hetero marriage any more sanctimonious?

I'd also point out that the traditions of slavery, religious genocide, and human sacrifices have been in place for thousands of years. Why weaken them just for the sake of change?

Quote Originally Posted by Ridge View Post
The tradition is plenty weakened by centuries of divorce. The problem might be in your marriage if it's so fragile as to not survive a different person's marriage desire.
Bingo. Two gays getting married in no way, shape, or form does away with the legitimacy of hetero marriage. Nor does it degrade its value.