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Gay couples can't have "families" because a family, by definition, is a man and a woman bound in marriage with children

It is not a man and a man or a woman and a woman, or a transvestite lunatic and a transvestite lunatic.

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 @9TQ58SM from Virginia disagreed…3wks3W

Hi! What about if a spouse dies? There would no longer be both a man and a woman. Would you take the child away from the living parent just because they cannot be seen as a family within your definition of the word? Or, if a woman were to become pregnant and the father chooses to not be involved, are the woman and her child not a family of their own? I see some flaws in your logic.

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