The Question Becomes Why Divorce?
January 15th, 2012 Posted in Oddities
Not that there’s anything wrong with that…
Gay marriages in Canada are problematic to foreigners, as when they try to divorce they run into a few snags. The first is if their home country doesn’t recognize the legality of same-sex marriage, they cannot divorce there. (Which begs the question – why divorce, if you are not married?)
Canada doesn’t allow divorces here to non-residents. Which makes sense.
But, to make the most of the controversy, why not add to the gay marriage law an addendum to allow gays to divorce here. We may have hit on a tourism stimulus. After the fighting is over, gays that have been married in Canada would need to return here to untie the knot.
Think of the possibilities.
photo: Macleans
January 15th, 2012 at 6:25 pm
It’s no shock to the 98% that this whole issue was a stunt
by the homofascists to make a point and get in the History books.
We heard about the kind loving couple together for 20+ years and just want the Same RIGHTS as other as if Marriage was a Right. But now the maks come off and we see that the marriage issue was part of sneaking the gay agenda into the schools as part ot he family tree for marriage, now it’s how there are many genders and sexual preferences as we see with NAMBLA and the APA trying to normalize Pedophilia.