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I think this threatens the sanctity of wizard marriage. The fundamental values of wizard society are built on the idea of wizards marrying wizards. If we start allowing wizards and muggles to marry each other, where does it end? Will wizards and dogs be allowed to marry next?

Discuss.

Hmm....Thomas Riddle anyone?

natty dread wrote:I think this threatens the sanctity of wizard marriage. The fundamental values of wizard society are built on the idea of wizards marrying wizards. If we start allowing wizards and muggles to marry each other, where does it end? Will wizards and dogs be allowed to marry next?

Discuss.

Nothing good on TV last night?

PLAYER57832 wrote:Hmm....Thomas Riddle anyone?

Man friggin second post and we get Godwin lawed. Can't we have a reasonable discussion without bringing he who must not be named into everything?!

Anyways, I agree Natty. I mean what next free house elves? Wizard Goblin Marriage?

let's be reasonable here let the muggles keep to their filthy ways.

I completely agree with natty. I disagree with the lifestyle of mugles, and the sanctity of marriage must remain as is. Although I am refusing to allow others to change marriage, I'm not bigoted. I just don't agree with the lifestyle of mugles. They could choose to be wizards anyway!

Damn mudbloods. I bet they don't even really want to get married to wizards. They just want to do it for the tax benefits.

Harry Potter is a result of a relationship between a muggle and a wizard. His mentor, Dumbledore, is gay. Seems like they all came out alright.

But what about wizard tradition? Wizard marriage has clearly been for wizards only for millennia. It's not right for the wizard government to suddenly go changing it.

It's a pretty well known fact that muggles molest children; we cannot allow their immorality to infringe upon the sanctity of marriage.

Look, don't get me wrong. It's okay if muggles and wizards join in civil unions, but their marriage won't be recognized in my State; therefore, their civil union won't be recognized. Sanctity of marriage and tradition > EVERYTHING.

At this point, I think we have insufficient data to make any more accurate conclusions about this.