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Should we get rid of the Marriage Act?
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My union is not recognized by the government as a marriage, rather a 'de-facto' relationship. My long term romantic intentions are irrelevant to the government, as is the government's categorization of my relationship irrelevant to me. I have no restriction on my freedom to enjoy the relationship I have chosen.
I think you're a very confused individual. You question then need to legislate marriage at all, and imply you want the government out of people's lives, yet in the same breath bemoan the fact it refuses to recognize/regulate certain types of relationships or assign them the 'correct' category.
'I think you've missed the point.'
Eminently understandable. Perhaps you could make some kind of effort towards a coherent argument Lexi.