RockKnutne wrote:
I TOTALLY AGREE AO, immorality rights are not found in the US Constitution. With activists, it has never been a "rights" issue, they have just preyed upon the emotions of people in this country, that for whatever reason and I am trying to nor can I judge those reasons, reject heterosexuality.
Partnerships are formed in the multiple thousands each year in this country. Rights dictated by these agreements are legal, binding and have precedents that have been set that any court can follow. Two people of the same-sex that want to act and operate as a partnership have that right. They do not have the right to pretend that they are MAN AND WIFE. Activists told them that they do and, now the sixth circuit has affirmed THEY CERTAINLY DO NOT!
I'm not even arguing that same-sex is morally wrong here, it just isn't a RIGHT and, now we have our courts stepping away from legislating from the bench. It is the values of our society, not the values of some purblind judge that matters here.
The people spoke on Tuesday and, we will continue to speak, yell and stay on our elected officials, until the godless liberals go back into the hole from whence they came. I just hope they remember to take their president with them, just hope they can find a hole deep enough. Oh wait, Hell might do the trick!
God Bless!
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Good morality is a necessary condition for markets to work efficiently.
Following are economic reasons to favor one man one woman marriage.
First, the family unit is the basic building block of human society. Virtually
all roles are complimentary and everyone naturally plays theirs within the
nuclear & extended families in their clan and tribe structures with very
little training needed.
Second, this socialization is so obviously strongly instinctive and mutually
beneficial that when Native Americans were discovered in here they were
organized that way, as were the Inuit, the Polynesians and the lost tribes of
Africa. These societies although technically deficient and without written law
and are economically without waste and are able to manage property rights,
inheritance, domestic and foreign policy, defense, education and social welfare
without outside support. For a better understanding brush up on the tragedy of
the green.
Third, the economic input required to alter this instinctive societal
organization or replace the traditional family is a luxury so expensive,
without any hope for financial ROI, that it is economically absurd for
society to pursue. For a better understanding of this brush up on the paradox
of savings.
Fourth, by definition, productive society needs steady positive population
growth to survive. The nuclear family is the most efficient, not the only, way
to get that growth.
Fifth, it also has the advantage of producing measurably better outcomes in
terms of lifetime net economic output the government can then tax and
redistribute.
Sixth, society has the obligation to invest it's scarce resources responsibly
and protect the investments that generate the best returns for the benefit of
all. There is a general principal of a risk reward ratio when evaluating
investments. Investing in the traditional family structure is unique in that it
has both the greatest return and least risk of any alternative. Investing
otherwise is negligence.
The mortgage tax deduction is not "fair", it is one of the most regressive taxes ever known, it forces generally poorer renters to subsidize home ownership for middle and upper incomes people that they often cannot themselves afford. Homeownership is so desirable socially; we make an economic decision to favor it over all other situations. See Mandeville's paradox.