McWilliamson
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In a Utopian island, far away from civilization as we know it, would you have a problem allowing these orientations to be "together"? Note that the question does not concern law of any kind. It only addresses their being a couple before their own eyes.
Also please answer these questions (if you would like to):
1. What did you vote?
2. Should they be able to live together?
3. Should they be able to marry?
4. Should they receive benefits based on their state of being a couple from work? (Married couples benefits) (In American society, not the utopia)
5. Should they be recognized on a state/federal level? (Same scenario as #4)
Here are my thoughts:
1. I have no problems/concerns with homosexuality or heterosexuality.
2. Sure, they should be able to live together.
3. Sure, let them marry. Marriage (at least to me) is an institution that recognizes people who love and support each other. So why not?
4. No. Couples' benefits are moot in our society. No one should get them. What's the point? Right, right, to support the other partner should the working partner be deceased. Today, though, both partners can work...so the benefits should be dismissed altogether for both orientations.
5. Yes. (Granted that federal/state governments should know)
Also please answer these questions (if you would like to):
1. What did you vote?
2. Should they be able to live together?
3. Should they be able to marry?
4. Should they receive benefits based on their state of being a couple from work? (Married couples benefits) (In American society, not the utopia)
5. Should they be recognized on a state/federal level? (Same scenario as #4)
Here are my thoughts:
1. I have no problems/concerns with homosexuality or heterosexuality.
2. Sure, they should be able to live together.
3. Sure, let them marry. Marriage (at least to me) is an institution that recognizes people who love and support each other. So why not?
4. No. Couples' benefits are moot in our society. No one should get them. What's the point? Right, right, to support the other partner should the working partner be deceased. Today, though, both partners can work...so the benefits should be dismissed altogether for both orientations.
5. Yes. (Granted that federal/state governments should know)
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