The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled that there was no constitutionally adequate reason why same sex couples should not enjoy the same legal rights as others.

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The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled that there was no "constitutionally adequate reason" why same sex couples should not enjoy the same legal rights as others.

Opponents of that rule say that it will destroy traditional heterosexual marriage. On what do they base that argument? What do you think are the pros and cons of same-sex marriage?

There are many reasons which support both sides of the argument surrounding same-sex marriage. Those who support it, for example, feel that it is their civil right and that disallowing them to go forward with it is a violation of their rights...

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