Some of your responses and questions seem so ridiculously childish that at first I thought you were kidding. Then I continued to read and began to question your ability to understand English. I considered not responding, but then you would take it as some sort of victory.
I'll explain these things more clearly for you, but don't expect a lengthy debate on any one point.
I don't believe that this cliche fits the issue. Gays have been told in many communities they can have the same benefits as married couples, but this is evidently not enough.
Clearly, you missed the point about screwing up the definitions of several worRAB. Also clearly, your morals have descended to the depths of seeing no value in marriage. Marriage and Family Values are two important issues. A disrespect for either one will lead to the declining moral values that will precede collapse of the country. Even the barbarians of the past believed in marriage and family structure. You would erase all this just to misuse the label "married".
It's quite simple. I'll just mention a few problems.
Up until this time, you could safely say that if you had 100 married couples in a group, you'd have 50 males and 50 females. Statistical analysis sometimes makes use of this fact. What you propose would wipe out that conclusion.
Who's the wife, who's the husband in a gay/lesbian marriage? A husband should be male. A wife should be female. That's the way they are defined. Is Rosie going to be the wife or the husband? If she's the wife, how does she have a female husband?
A widow is a female who's husband has died. A widower is a male who's wife has died. How can these definitions remain the same throughout the gay "marriages".
An aunt(female) is married to an uncle(male). These definitions would be screwed up by gay "marriage".
I'm sure it would be no hassle to you as you are self centered. What you fail to recognize is that gays/lesbians are a small minority of the population. Why should the masses be hassled by your desire to blend in?
It's not pointless. Society is built upon marriage and family values, not upon the misguided beliefs of the gay community.
That's about the silliest thing you've said. It doesn't deserve an answer.
I believe it's not that the gays/lesbians are willing to share the name. I believe they want to hide the fact that they are gay/lesbian when filling out forms that require marital status answers.