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{{about|the ballot|the episode|Proposition Infinity}} | |||
'''Proposition ∞''' (pronounced ''Proposition infinity'') was an [[Earth|Earthican]] {{w|Motion (democracy)|proposition}} created by [[Amy Wong|Amy]] and [[Bender Bending Rodríguez|Bender]], passed in July [[3010]], that legalized [[Robosexual]] marriage in the state of [[New New York]], though same-sex robosexual marriages are still illegal, as evident by a comment made by [[Morbo]] {{et|6ACV04}}. | '''Proposition ∞''' (pronounced ''Proposition infinity'') was an [[Earth|Earthican]] {{w|Motion (democracy)|proposition}} created by [[Amy Wong|Amy]] and [[Bender Bending Rodríguez|Bender]], passed in July [[3010]], that legalized [[Robosexual]] marriage in the state of [[New New York]], though same-sex robosexual marriages are still illegal, as evident by a comment made by [[Morbo]] {{et|6ACV04}}. | ||
== Additional information == | == Additional information == | ||
=== Trivia === | === Trivia === | ||
*The proposition is based on {{w|Proposition 8}}, that banned same-sex marriage in the state of {{w|California}} in 2008. | *The proposition is based on {{w|Proposition 8}}, that banned same-sex marriage in the state of {{w|California}} in 2008. | ||
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Revision as of 13:11, 14 May 2011
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| Proposition ∞ | |
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| Creator(s) | Bender Amy |
| Usage | Ballot to legalize robosexual marriage |
| First appearance | "Proposition Infinity" (6ACV04)  |
| Current status | Legalized |
- This article is about the ballot. For the episode, see Proposition Infinity.
Proposition ∞ (pronounced Proposition infinity) was an Earthican proposition created by Amy and Bender, passed in July 3010, that legalized Robosexual marriage in the state of New New York, though same-sex robosexual marriages are still illegal, as evident by a comment made by Morbo (6ACV04).
Additional information
Trivia
- The proposition is based on Proposition 8, that banned same-sex marriage in the state of California in 2008.
- Hedonism Bot (a manbot) is shown supporting the proposition, even though his relationship with Djambi (a male human) is not legalized by it.
- The fact that his relationship with Djambi was not legalized may explain why he planned to get married to a house in "The Late Philip J. Fry".
- Since homosexual marriage is legal in the 31st century, once Proposition ∞ passed, it wouldn't be difficult to argue for robosexual marriage to be allowed between a man and a manbot.