Gay Marriage?

[Captain Obvious]

I can't stand when people argue that the "sanctity of marriage" would be infringed upon by gay marriage. Nothing says sanctity of marriage more than getting drunk and having Elvis marry you at the Chapel O' Love in Vegas. And they say nothing about how half of marriages and in divorce.

[Randal Graves]

Banning gay marriage is fucking retarded and discriminatory. Plain and simple. You're taking away the rights of some people simply for being different.

I have no problem with Gay Marriage. I've heard some rumblings about tax law, but I'm not sure what the problem would be. Gays exist. Let them get married. So what?

[Choppie]

Fuck yeah I support gay marriage! Why the fuck should only strait people have to suffer through that shit!!

[werdna]

I voted yes. I don't see how a gay couple getting married would have any change on how I live my life. Actually gay marriage being legal would probably help me. My girlfriend has recently started doing wedding photography for extra cash. She has been called to do a few gay marriages. So if gay marriage was legal means more money for my household.

[Kyle E. Coyote]

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That right there is what nobody seems to get. Was it Louis CK that told the joke about that? Something along the lines of "How the hell does it affect me as a straight guy? It's not like I sit down and go to plunge my spoon into some Lucky Charms only to have two gay guys jump out of nowhere and... I dunno... touch dicks over my bowl or something."

[nestanesta]

hahaha good point ^^

i was already for it but i never thought about it that way

i wish the guys i knew in real life were like you all

there all such homophobic pricks

[dikfore63]

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I'm all for equality and here in California homosexual's can get all the same benefits as married couples and I voted to give them that privilege. This last election I didn't vote for or against this issue. I just skipped it for two reasons.

1. Marriage is a religious term. The Bible, the Torah, and the Koran all say homosexuality is an abomination. Since California residents already have the same benefits really all this boils down to is force feeding people that their religion is 100% against. Allowing gays to be called married would have no effect on how the couple is treated in other states since those states and the federal government haven't and probably won't accept homosexual marriage any time soon. So technically people waisted millions of dollars trying to change the name of what homosexuals here already enjoy.


It's like spending millions of dollars to get California to change the name of the color blue to bizzbop no matter where else you go people would still be calling it blue and all you did is waist money.

2. Until homebody is able to prove that homosexuality is something you're born to be rather then a choice someone makes I don't see it as discriminatory. I know guy who cried discrimination when his boss turned him down for a management position because he had too many visible tattoos. He chose to get those tattoos on his knuckles and then cried fowl when that choice came back to bite him in the ass.

Either way. I skipped this one because I don't agree with the religious folk who think it's a sin, but I also don't think it's cool for San Fransisco to force their ideals on the rest of the nation who in their heart think this is a sin. When someone proves that this is not a choice and people are actually born gay I'll agree 100% with letting them be married.

[nestanesta]

^^ i see your point, and in fact, im coming from the opposite direction but with the same ideal

as a catholic, gay marriage goes against what i believe

but other american citizens are not catholic.

if the law were to dictate that gay marriage is wrong and therefore deny the right, the people who lose are the homosexuals, as their right is taken away (or just absent, since it can be said it was never there in the first place)

however the passing of such an amendment would not take away anything physically from me as a catholic, from the way i see it.

because we are such a diverse and different country, not everybody can be appeased, but i believe that in america, nobody should be denied something based on the beliefs of others; especially if those beliefs are not shared

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You are making me so hot right now...