But the point is that they aren't permitted to marry men by law! And so, as I've said numerous times ....gays are equal under the law to hetero males.
That's the most backwards, ignorant, and just plain wrong interpretation of the law that I've ever read. That's like saying if we both get five strawberries, we are being treated equally, even if I happen to be allergic to strawberries.
But see, we're back to the same thing ...y'all gays want SPECIAL rights, above and beyond that of regular, normal males. And that ain't right.
I don't know how else to put it for you that would make you understand that there would be no "special" rights. It would be equal rights for the first time in this country's history, at least as far as homosexuals are concerned.
Since I can't make you listen to reason and use logic, I'll just assume you were fighting integration, too.
I don't know why marriage would be such a big deal ...we could just live together happily everafter in a gingerbread house. Or, if the legal system could come up with some contracts to make things easier for us, then we'd do that. But why would I want our love and union to be called something that it wasn't in your gay world? Does the term "marriage" mean so much to y'all?
You say you don't know why it's such a big deal, and then you turn around and call it a "union" and want it to be protected from homosexuals, as if they'd damage the name.
The fact of the matter is that just like "separate but equal", this is just another way that a group of Americans is being oppressed by the ignorant in charge. And for the record, you and I live in the same world as our gay brothers and sisters. I know you wish it wasn't true, just like you wish you didn't live in the same world as blacks and Mexicans...but it is.
And it should be the gays' decision???? Woudn't that be like letting criminals decide what's illegal or not?
That right there proves you have the IQ of a chair. How can you possibly make these comparisons? Is that really how the world looks in your simple little mind?
And yes, it should be their decision if they want to marry, just like it is my decision if I want to.
No, it's a society's decision to make ...and we should do it by vote. When should we set it to a vote?
Consider the implications of what you're asking; By 2040, whites will be a minority in this country. You sure you want to start making this a full democracy?
My whole point was that it shouldn't be anyone's business what two consenting adults want to do with their lives. Their love is as legitimate as yours is, and they deserve every right that you have. And in truth, society is speaking. The Northeast has two states that have legalized it, and California has, as well. Gay marriage happens to be legally recognized in New York, which is a huge step forward towards gay married couples being able to move around the region without having to worry if their shared rights are void from state-to-state.
Your kind is losing, Baron.