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If marriage is about children and helping to keep those families together, why aren't children, adopted by and born to gay couples not entitled to those same protections.   And then why are childless straight couples allowed to marry.  Because it's not about children.  It's about two people committing to share their live together and to be responsible for each other. When you look at the legal protections afforded to married couples very few are about children.

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