Date:   1/22/2006 5:24:30 PM ( 18 y ago)
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Insurance industries are the group blocking gay marriages. According to actuarial tables, gays are higher risk, so insurance companies fear gay partners will take million dollar life insurance policies out on each other in multiple serial partners, serial marriage types and collect millions of dollars in gay marriage life insurance payouts due to high risk of aids deaths among promiscuous at risk gay males who will marry over and over again for the life insurance payouts. Currently non marrieds are not insurable interests, you can only insure a legally married spouse or close blood relative, and without thier knowledge! Yipes! If insurance legislators can write legislation to stop serial marriage, insure, medical death and insurance payouts to gays, then the situation may change. Sadly, bad people marry,insure, have a partner legally medically murdered with a disease that never ran in thier family and collect the insurance payouts, and even move on to a new partner and do it again. The insurance companies do not like this and know it is a risk if gays are able to legally marry and insure each other as insurable interests. It always boils down to money and morals, or lack of it and them. Caps should be put on serial marriage partner insurers who marry repeatedly and collect payouts for many deceased spouses, as it is a questionable and reprehensible practice that gives rise to and funds corruption. there are currently no controls in life insurance industry on insuring legal hetrosexual spouses, bad news. And the insurance industry does not want to lose more money paying out to a flood of gay men who marry, seek marriage for insurance payout cash. Insurance industry will not payout life insurance claims to gays, for the explicit risk reasons and serial marriage reasons cited above. So gay marriage will not be legalized until the insurance sector says so.



 

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