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Date: 20/10/12 03:01 (UTC)
I can say that I haven't, but how does there being state-created benefits for a non-state issue alter anything in the argument that all marriage is bollocks, legally, socially and morally?

Cause that argument would remove those state-created benefits for marriage, and it'd be like marriage never existed.
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