If marriage is not about one man and one woman, for the purpose of a relationship of which to have children and continue the society, then what? If it's about two women or two men, why not two women and three men? Why not whatever arrangement?
Senator Santorum argues against same-sex marriage by questioning the implications of redefining marriage.
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