I say no, sorry, and I know that's not the answer a lot of people want to hear.
Many believe that gay marriage represents an equal right. I respectfully submit this is not true, and that it represents a special right above and beyond our existing sane law. Traditional marriages and families have been the foundation of all of the great, thriving and happy civilizations on Earth.
Every person already has the same equal right to enter into a marriage, according to the definition of the word. Society is not under an obligation to convert our sane law into one that is insane. We are not going to feel guilty and change the rules to please people who want to marry members of the same sex, their dog, a corpse, or a refrigerator that resembles a plus-size person. All of these desires are equally absurd and they do not meet the definition of a legitimate marriage. This gives an accurate picture, however, of why gay marriage fully meets the classification of an extreme special right.
Many say that heterosexual marriage today does more to harm the institution of marriage than gay marriage. While heterosexual marriage has a lot of problems, these are also attributable to the liberal lifestyle, and allowing gay marriage certainly isn't going to remedy the situation. I have written about some major problems of heterosexual marriage in my articles, "5 Secret Reasons Why Marriages Fail."and "Should Divorce be Made Illegal, Except for Unfaithfulness?"
Allowing weird forms of so-called "marriage" will destroy us, 100 per cent for certain. The acceptance of such practices has led to the downfall of all great empires throughout history. Those who do not learn from history are destined to repeat it.
Individuals who believe there is no harm in a man marrying another man meet the clinical definition of the "I" word, with all due respect. Apparently, much of the population has been brainwashed by liberalism and by the homosexual agenda. This might unfortunately be irreparable, unless people decide to undergo electroshock therapy or some other radical form of treatment.
Many believe that gay marriage represents an equal right. I respectfully submit this is not true, and that it represents a special right above and beyond our existing sane law. Traditional marriages and families have been the foundation of all of the great, thriving and happy civilizations on Earth.
Every person already has the same equal right to enter into a marriage, according to the definition of the word. Society is not under an obligation to convert our sane law into one that is insane. We are not going to feel guilty and change the rules to please people who want to marry members of the same sex, their dog, a corpse, or a refrigerator that resembles a plus-size person. All of these desires are equally absurd and they do not meet the definition of a legitimate marriage. This gives an accurate picture, however, of why gay marriage fully meets the classification of an extreme special right.
Many say that heterosexual marriage today does more to harm the institution of marriage than gay marriage. While heterosexual marriage has a lot of problems, these are also attributable to the liberal lifestyle, and allowing gay marriage certainly isn't going to remedy the situation. I have written about some major problems of heterosexual marriage in my articles, "5 Secret Reasons Why Marriages Fail."and "Should Divorce be Made Illegal, Except for Unfaithfulness?"
Allowing weird forms of so-called "marriage" will destroy us, 100 per cent for certain. The acceptance of such practices has led to the downfall of all great empires throughout history. Those who do not learn from history are destined to repeat it.
Individuals who believe there is no harm in a man marrying another man meet the clinical definition of the "I" word, with all due respect. Apparently, much of the population has been brainwashed by liberalism and by the homosexual agenda. This might unfortunately be irreparable, unless people decide to undergo electroshock therapy or some other radical form of treatment.
- Homosexuals already have the equal right to marry; gay marriage is a special right above the law.
- Allowing gay marriage will not help the shaky condtion that currently exists with marriage.
- 28 states have "just said no," but gay marriage is almost always a cause for which Democrats stand.
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barb
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(Guest)
11/19/2009
GREAT ARTICLE.
The below poster, of course, is presenting the ever-so-popular liberal viewpoint, which has to do with the alleged "okayness" of being "gay." However, the subject here has to do specifically with marriage - what it is and what it isn't.
There's no need for more discrimination
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04/11/2009
Being gay isn't evil or bad. There are already evil and craziness in the world before even the gays exist. It's the people who can't adapt to new things and telling them you can't be what you want to be that are insane and like that of communism.
"...That makes a lot of sense. Bravo." Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed my article and finally appear to agree, although at first you believed I was "insane." Regardless, you would certainly defend my rights to freedom of thought, freedom of expression, freedom of speech and freedom of the press, correct?
valit
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(Guest)
02/04/2009
You are insane. You are actually arguing this on the basis that that marrying your same-sex partner has more in common with marrying a refrigerator than marrying your opposite-sex partner. That makes a lot of sense. Bravo.
Thanks Blondie, and thanks to Jennifer. It's an honor to have made Jennifer's "most ridiculous" list! :)
Good article! :)
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1272185/content_producers_most_ridiculous_arguments.html?cat=75
A well written Article, Marty. Few people it seems know the difference between opinion and insult. I have also received my fair share of insults just because my article on 'Gay Marriage is no Marriage', does not accept the gay community and gay supporters' view of it being termed a marriage.
C.A. Crawford
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09/09/2008
And maybe, you're right.
Maybe Society isn't ready for this change. But, that isn't uncomon. Yet, I believe, one day, society may be ready; no change is going to happen until that time.
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