Last time I checked, America had a thing about Seperation between Church and State, right? Then why are our courts and government making laws that say that Marriage can only be a union between a man and a woman as is stated in the bible?
Didn't the founding fathers come to America, create America and govern America to escape the persecution that was so rampant in England? Yet here we are 200 years later, with a whole new set of persecutions. We've gone through several after all. The big ones of course being Slavery, Womens Rights, and Religion. If 2 people love each other, no matter what sex they may be, they should be entitled to the same horrible experiences marriage affords to the rest of us. They also should be allowed to experience the joy of divorce proceedings. They also should be allowed to enjoy the lack of sexual activity and emotional connection :) It shouldn't matter what is happening in bed, it should only matter that 2 people wish to be together forever.
2006-11-25
19:45:21
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We call it marriage and make a point of it because in America, a married couple are given many FINANCIAL and LEGAL rights and priviledges that a single person, or for the sake of the political argument, "Civil Union" cannot get. Why should Gay and Lesbian AMERICAN CITIZENS be denied the same rights and privledges that every other AMERICAN CITIZEN is given just because of who they love, or choose to have sex with? (Consenting Adults of course)
2006-11-25
19:58:22 ·
update #1