I think this still boils down to the gays seeing discrimination where it doesn't exist. Either one of the "parents" could have entered with the children as a family with the other adult paying their fair share. In fact, as a kid, I often went with another friend and their mom and was included under their "family" fee. Places like that don't ask for a proof of relationship, it would be too time consuming.
Another good point...
2. Legally married (1 male, 1 female)
Playing devil's advocate here, but what if they were legally married in another State? I don't know Idaho's laws on recognizing marriages performed in other states, but would it then be up to the pool rep to determine those nuances?
I only state such because the main thrust of the argument seemed to have more to do with the fact that they were a same-sex couple.
If they were legally married, would they/should they present a marriage certificate to get the family rate?
I only ask these hypothetical questions because these are legal questions that have to be resolved one way or the other.
I'm under the impression given the tone of the debate that two men showing up with kids claiming to be a family would have been an issue regardless.
I guess the better way to phrase it is what do you guys think if those conditions I brought up were fact?
Simple opinion, no debate...