Difference between revisions of "Civil union"
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A '''civil union''' is a government-recognized relationship between two same-sex people who "live together", i.e., fornicate. It is the 'evil twin' of [[marriage]]. | A '''civil union''' is a government-recognized relationship between two same-sex people who "live together", i.e., fornicate. It is the 'evil twin' of [[marriage]]. | ||
| − | [[Same-sex "marriage"]] | + | The intent of civil unions is to give same-sex couples the same legal privileges and social standing as married couples. Indeed, it has the effect of elevating them above unmarried heterosexual couples (see also [[common law marriage]]). |
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| + | *[[Same-sex "marriage"]] | ||
Revision as of 03:25, August 7, 2007
A civil union is a government-recognized relationship between two same-sex people who "live together", i.e., fornicate. It is the 'evil twin' of marriage.
The intent of civil unions is to give same-sex couples the same legal privileges and social standing as married couples. Indeed, it has the effect of elevating them above unmarried heterosexual couples (see also common law marriage).