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Here is a link to the actual legislation:
First cousin is crossed out.
Remember everyone, this is the party of “family values.”
Edit: Nick Wilson now claims this was filed in error. See the new thread.
I can already see several problems here.
How are they gonna prove what a person "knows"
How many generations does "ancestor" or "descendant" factor for? This law is not prepared for cryogenics or time travel to be introduced to society
Didn't Queers used to adopt one another before marriage equality was realized? Can this legislation be used to go after couples with those old (or current, if Obergefell gets struck down) jury-rigged marriages?
"Can this law be used to hurt older gay people? Also, what about time travelling gays, can we hurt them too?"
You people...
I never mentioned the time travelers or enstassised persons potentially adversely affected by this law being gay specifically, and I think in Kentucky of all places "could this be used to hurt Queer people" is a pertinent question.
Now what do you mean "You people"?