According to some gay marriage opponents there is no discrimination in marriage laws: Everyone is free to marry someone of the opposite sex.

So if the government passed a rule that everyone now single (or people who become so through divorce or the loss of a spouse) was free to marry anyone of the same sex that they chose, then by the same logic, that doesn’t violate anybody’s rights, correct?

This insight courtesy of slacktivist

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