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As the LGBT movement approaches its endgame of a U.S. Supreme Court decision redefining marriage for the nation, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the conservative response long derided as a “slippery slope argument” was less of a fallacy and more of a prophecy. “If we redefine marriage to include same-sex couples,” the argument so often heard in the early s went, “then. The state's gay-marriage bill fell victim to the lame-duck session yesterday. Eh; it's hard to imagine it not passing in the new session, when Democrats will have a supermajority. The Slippery Slope of Same
Recognizing same-sex marriage, some say, will make it more likely that the law will one day recognize polygamy.' This is a classic slippery slope argument: Even if legal action A today (recognizing same-sex marriage) wouldn't be that bad, or would even be moderately good, it should be opposed because it will increase the likelihood of a suppos-edly much worse legal action B in the future. The plan these authors proposed back in the late s was simple: cut back on the in-your-face gay-pride parades, and reintroduce homosexuality to Americans in a sympathetic light. And above all, wrote Hunter and Madsen, self-identified homosexuals must be portrayed in news and entertainment as suffering discrimination for the way they were born. KY gay marriage was once unthinkable
The spreading legal recognition of same-sex marriages highlights the verge of the slippery slope in stark relief. Non-monogamy has also been getting a lot of airtime lately, both positive and. The arguments on which you relied, Jon, to persuade the court to redefine marriage and create a new right are just as applicable to group or incestuous marriages. The reality is that polygamy is far more grounded in history and even current law in various parts of the world than marriage for same-sex couples. 
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Opponents of gay marriage often resort to slippery-slope hypotheticals along the lines of: “but what about polygamy?” It’s not out of context, but it is pretty much the opposite. Posted March 16, Building for decades, the United States finds itself on the cusp of significant social change, as nearly every day brings fresh news of laws that used to prohibit same-sex crumble away with the demise of the Defense of Marriage Act.
Gay marriage and the 'slippery slope'
As a constitutive feature of the slippery slope, sexual taboos have been effective in scripting the controversy over same-sex marriage, providing the language that we now use, in nearly unconscious fashion, to frame this legal and political issue Prior to Lawrence,25 sexual taboos and slippery slopes were routinely deployed in an attempt to. This article claims that three common arguments against gay marriage - the definitional, procreation, and slippery-slope arguments - are quite bad, the worst of the lot. The definitional argument asserts that marriage just is the union of one man and one woman, and that the definition alone is a sufficient defense against claims for gay marriage.
Gay Marriage
This article claims that three common arguments against gay marriage - the definitional, procreation, and slippery-slope arguments - are quite bad, the worst of the lot. The definitional argument asserts that marriage just is the union of one man and one woman, and that the definition alone is a sufficient defense against claims for gay marriage. The procreation argument claims that marriage's. . 
How Slippery Is the Slope From Gay Marriage to Polyamory?
The Slippery Slope of Same-Sex Marriage A Man and His Horse In what some call a de-nial of a basic civil right, a Missouri man has been told he may not marry his long-term companion. Although his situation is unique, the logic of his argument is remarkably similar to that employed by advocates of homosexual marriage. .
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The slippery slope argument, that next people would want to marry their pets, their computers, polygamy and so on. Ten years later we have to ask, where is the slippery slope?. .