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I don't like them. I don't approve of the whole "gay lifestyle" idea, either. I don't like it, I don't want to be around it, but I will tolerate it when need be.

I think it is gay and I dont think gay people should be allowed to marry

because it is not right and if they have kids some how then there kids will be gay and then we will have a real problem

I'm all for gay marriages!! If you love someone, it shouldn't matter if they're the same gender, race, religion or anything different. Many people say that God didn't create 2 men or 2 women first for a reason, but then why do people still have the feelings of love for the opposite gender? I actually look up to many gays and lesbians because they have the courage to not care what people say about them and their lovers.

PS: I'm not a lesbian. Just clearing it up. No offense to anybody. sweatdrop

i know plenty of kids my age that have same sex parents, their straight i used to be gay....... long story anyways I'm definatly up for gay marriages they have rights just like me and you if they love some one then let them be married... its their chioce their right..... hating gays is just like ahting blacks, or jews... ect. Would it be fair to stop you from marrying some one you love no.. then why pick on them?

I'll agree with the guy above me, which has been my opinion all along. Marriage as a religous ceremony can and should be as exclusive as it wants to be. They're toting a set of morals here, and even if I don't believe in them they have the right to, and enforce them. The government doesn't get in the way of many other religous rituals, so why should it do so with marriage? In fact, I know some native rituals that are even exempt from the country's drug laws, and if we were going to force our equal rights movement on the church, then we should force our war against drugs on their religion.

But that's ridiculous.

But that doesn't mean I think we should ban gay marriage. It means that we should take our hands out of marriage all together.

I do, however, believe a gay couple has every right to the same benefits as a straight couple. This is where civil unions come in. Civil unions, in theory should contain all the same perks that a government "marriage" should contain, only they aren't a religous ceremony. They're a legal process. I think anyone that wants to join, gay or straight, man or woman should be allowed to go through with this process that legally makes these people the most immediate family, entitled to health insurance and all the mom-jazz I don't want to type out right now. Anyone who can find a church that is willing to marry them can get married after that, because it's no longer a legal process.



That's just silly. If a gay couple does that I will personally laugh at them, and anyone that hasn't been castrated by the PC revolution will laugh too. We don't force the Catholic church to marry interfaith couples, because it's against their policy. We should take the same approach with gay marriage.

(OH, JUST TO LET YOU KNOW I'M NOT A LE..... HOSHIT I -AM- A LESBIAN! AAHHHHGGNngnngnng.@KJklfjlkjflkdj gonk )

Thats the way it used to be with doctors until medicare happend along and now hospitals have law suits upon law suits to deal with to the point where they can't treat patients becuase of the mounting law suits their professoinals have to be present at. We always say it won't ever happen and it will be silly if it did but it always will and always has.