Tristan Tate

It's not being rewarded for doing something heinous.

It's being obligated for doing something heinous.

And you're obligated to take care of that person.

Now, I would absolutely never, whether it be by accident or on purpose, father a child that I turn my back on, turn my back on that child's mother, left her to fend for herself in the world.

So this is definitely not the Christian view of marriage.

But certainly in my own mind, I feel like if a man is with a woman and they have children together and he provides for her, provides the house, works hard, breaks his back to give her everything her and the child needs, whether or not they have a government contract or not, I would say that that couple and that family is living within a marriage to me.

And I don't think there's any necessarily...

100% correct answer on this.

My only hard line on marriage, and I'm just brainstorming, is that it's definitely not a government contract.

I think that's the only view I really stand by.

But the short answer is I don't know.

Oh, I'm against driving licenses.

I'm against licenses to carry firearms.

I'm against every government contract.

Every time the government has the power to do anything, they abuse it.

I don't want the government to have

rule over anything i do i have my concealed carry license from the town i'm from yes and because i'm from like a small country town it was like the easiest thing of all time it should be i literally just walked in they took my picture and i got it which you know but why should that why should they be allowed to and have to take your picture for you to own a gun i mean your constitution guarantees you the the right to bear arms so what's the government putting extra steps in place for

if it's not going to be a measure of control.

And I'm just not a fan of any government measure of control.

We were speaking specifically about marriage.