Religion aside, should there be a mechanism in our society for people to share assets and achieve survivorship when one partner dies? Yes, there should be. I feel it is unfortunate that such a mechanism comes with the religious underpinnings of "marriage," but that is the vehicle by which civil unions are made and exceptions for lifestyles and life choices that some individuals find disagreeable does nothing but fiscally punish those who are homosexual and who want to be able to make decisions for their partners when those partners are incapacitated. How much does it cost to get married at the County Clerk's office, versus how much it costs to get the lawyers to draft powers of attorney and the other requisite documentation that is wholly unnecessary when the county recognizes two people as married?
Anyway, I've made a bunch of posters that are intended to be printed at Kinko's. There's not a lot of time left, so chop chop! The previews are at my facebook page and the PDFs and source material are in this ZIP file.
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