gay marriage

i voted against gay marriage, even though i was apart of the vote no on 8 movement. i’m sorry to all of my gay friends.

hypocrite on November 17th 2008 in Friends

9 Responses to “gay marriage”

  1. Tony said on 19 Nov 2008 at 3:15 pm # Quote

    Genesis talks about Adam & Eve. Not Adam & Steve. Homosexual conduct is by religious doctrine immoral.

    The problem with all this is once you legitimize it then you think its a right.

    Well it isn’t and I think it will never be.

    I think it should be more than banned it should be outright criminal.

  2. anonymous said on 20 Nov 2008 at 5:53 am # Quote

    ok,but what about personal freedom?

  3. Lesbian said on 21 Nov 2008 at 11:54 am # Quote

    You are not supposed to judge, however, I am going to hell because I’m in love with a woman!?! How can you say such a thing?

    To what makes you happy, and let the rest of us do what makes us happy.

  4. Francois said on 26 Nov 2008 at 6:00 am # Quote

    What does Jesus have to do with it???

    I,m gay and i think anybody should marry anybody.

    Somebody told me this the other day.

    Next people will be able to marry animals.

  5. CherryKiss said on 28 Nov 2008 at 12:36 pm # Quote

    God defends LOVE over EVERYTHING.

    SHouldn’t two persons that love each other have the right to be together as God says?

  6. Gay, Christian AND Republican said on 03 Dec 2008 at 8:40 am # Quote

    Hey Tony, Who created Steve??

  7. Michael said on 06 Dec 2008 at 1:18 pm # Quote

    Marriage in a church is defined completely by the religious doctrine of that religion. Proposition 8 deals with the legal definition only; it does not force a church who won’t marry gay congregants to do so. The legal definiton of marriage is and has always been separate from religious marriage. If it wasn’t why do you need to have a legal certificate no matter which religious organization officiates your ceremony?

    If you oppose gay marriage based on your religion then don’t allow gay couples to marry in your church. That is completely within your rights.

    I take issue with the idea that adults treat other adults as inferior citizens because they don’t follow the rules you have chosen based solely on religion.

    Even more disgusting are the people who look me directly in my face and say they have no problem with me being gay but don’t support my civil right to participate in the same legal processes they enjoy.

    Religion is one thing. Equal protection under the law (guaranteed by the constitution) is quite another.

  8. celena said on 23 Dec 2008 at 4:00 pm # Quote

    Hey thats totally fine. I have a bunch of gay friends and I voted yes,and for all you guys who dont know- if you vote yes than your aginst gay marriage.

  9. annoyed said on 02 Jan 2009 at 10:51 am # Quote

    Prop 8 is about constitutional rights not what the Christian majority wants.

    Should we vote whether or not freedom of speech or freedom of religion should be allowed for SOME people based upon something as arbitrary as race, gender, sexuality, etc.

    Same thing.

    **** you. I hope your gay friends realize how you look down on them and ditch you.

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