Which countries do you foresee in the future legalizing gay marriage?

Question

I think South Africa was the most recent country to legalize it. As the rest of the world becomes more progressive to the issue and change will inevitably happen, what countries do you think will next legalize it? Are there any countries you know of close to allowing it now? --Thanks

Oh, and for you people that are homophobic or too blind to realize how homosexuality will continue to be more and more accepted by the world please save your replies since no one wants to hear from you =)

I agree on France and England. I think in England they allow civil unions for gay couples that are practically identical to marriage; they just haven't called it that specifically

Answer 1

Most civilized, educated countries will as time goes on. America won't until we can renounce theocracy as a method of government.

Or as Romney says: "Religion doesn't interfere in my politics and I will veto any bill for gay marriage".

Answer 2

England

Answer 3

France

Answer 4

Countries can only legalize civil unions.
Marriage requires a man & woman to pro-create children.
It's a religious sacrament witnessed by the Church.

Answer 5

Uhh, countries that are run by poisoned-minds that cannot distinguish between good mental & emotional health and true perversion.
I think, at this juncture in time, it would be GREAT if some remote Islands would declare themselves THE GAY ISLANDS and...........you know the rest. Geez.

Answer 6

All of them except Iran and America.

Answer 7

holy crap south africa did?? i always thought the US would. if for any reason so divorce attorney's could double their business.

Answer 8

france or somewhere in europe/