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Otaku - I made my point quite clear. No, marriage for straight people itself didn't change but the name marriage as an institution did.
This is crossing from an argument basic on logic to a liberal vs conservative argument.
I don't like conservatives much but in this case I am the conservative. I really don't know what else to say. I saw such debates on this and they amounted to the same thing we're discussing here, with the liberal side calling the conservative petty for making the feelings argument.
But that's just how I see it.
This is a lie. Claiming that the expanding of the institution hurts straight people is pretty much the same as saying that marriage for straight people changed. I proved that earlier after reading this next gem of yours and commenting on it.
No, not at all. Christianity didn't change by expanding, or at least didn't intend to originally. Messages, dogmas and ceremonies were, or at least should had been least in theory, initially the same.
By expanding marriage to include not just a man and a woman but two men or two women you are expanding the nature of institution by changing it. This is hurtful to straight people.
So please, keep talking it circles. It is very fun to watch. Someone bring me some popcorn.