[cajungirl]

Given your argument, should childless heterosexual couples have tax incentives you refer to, say a marital deduction or should they forego that until they have children. And should unmarried parents have a childcare deduction, social security benefits for their minor children? I think the gate on that has already opened in terms of the kids, illegitimate kids are able to claim benefits under social security if parents, fathers, die.

[xzins]

Given my argument, neither you nor any doctor can tell when someone will be childless or continue to be so.

I do not pay taxes for someone's style of coitus. I pay taxes on male/female relationships because they are the ONLY means of producing the next generation, AND because I want that couple strengthened to raise those kids. I want to encourage families that stick together.

There is no way that a same-sex couple will EVER be the couple that produced a child. EVER.

Whereas any random couple gets consideration as having the potentiality of being that possible nest OR having BEEN that possible nest.