Odd that you describe it as a "bribe". I suppose I could describe any of the promises in the Lib Dem manifesto intended to put money in people's pockets as a "bribe" too. Anyway, I'll leave the Tories to defend themselves.
Interesting that you talk about homosexual couples' being committed to each other. But to what purpose?
The gay couples I know who have been married in civil partnerships appear to have done so because they love each other, want to make a commitment to each other and want to demonstrate that commitment.
Pretty much the same as why straight people get married.
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In what way insulting to married people? In that it equates a husband and wife to two homosexuals in a "civil partnership"? Is that what you meant?
No - I mean the assumption that a bribe of a few hundred quid will somehow affect the level of commitment my wife and I have to each other.
If gay couples are as committed to each other as my wife and I are to each other then that's fine by me.
Odd that you describe it as a "bribe". I suppose I could describe any of the promises in the Lib Dem manifesto intended to put money in people's pockets as a "bribe" too. Anyway, I'll leave the Tories to defend themselves.
Interesting that you talk about homosexual couples' being committed to each other. But to what purpose?
The gay couples I know who have been married in civil partnerships appear to have done so because they love each other, want to make a commitment to each other and want to demonstrate that commitment.
Pretty much the same as why straight people get married.
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