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 Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 9:13 am
Some people say there are two ways to this argument, but I believe there are at least four. The first two are absolute; Homosexuality is wrong and same sex marriages should be banned, OR: Gay Pride, we're people too, WOOT for gay marriage!! But I have seen two more subtle views. The first comes from someone who is, for lack of a better word, tolerant towards gays, but believe that marriage is a reserve sanctity for heterosexuals. There is also the accepting person, who although does not agree with homosexuality, embraces the free principles of America and agrees that there is no right to forbid marriage from same sex couples. If anyone comes up with more views, please tell me.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 12:16 pm
I think they should be able to. They would have the benefits of being able to will their belongings to their spouses and they can have the same problems married, straight couples have. Some people (it doesn't matter what his or her sexuality is) just shouldn't get married. I don't think sexuality should matter. I think maturity and the relationship should.
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Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 7:16 pm
My awesome Friend is Gay/Lesbian. She is Fantastic. She wants the same thing as every one else: For some one to love her till the end of time, Marriage comes under that for her. So I am all for it.
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