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Line 11: + − Such laws will open up a new wave of militant homosexual violence{{fact}}. Just as "He insulted my wife" can be used as defense against an [[assault]] charge (although not successfully).
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Combined with [[hate speech]] rules and [[hate crime]] laws, a government certification of "same-sex marriage" will place tremendous pressure on people who criticize homosexuality{{fact}}. "How do you know we're not married?" would be the simplest of rejoinders. Or, "How dare you criticize my spouse!" (see [[fighting words]]).
Combined with [[hate speech]] rules and [[hate crime]] laws, a government certification of "same-sex marriage" will place tremendous pressure on people who criticize homosexuality{{fact}}. "How do you know we're not married?" would be the simplest of rejoinders. Or, "How dare you criticize my spouse!" (see [[fighting words]]).
Such laws will open up a new wave of militant homosexual violence{{fact}}. Just as "He insulted my wife" can be used as defense against an [[assault]] charge (although not successfully). The preceding sentence is the most singularly stupid thing I have ever read in my life. I hope that the editor was being ironic. No, actually I think I prefer to think they were serious. It is far more hilarious that way.
Attempts to refer to [[civil union]]s as "marriage", or to require people who disagree with homosexuality to honor such unions.
Attempts to refer to [[civil union]]s as "marriage", or to require people who disagree with homosexuality to honor such unions.