Nosmo King
Gold Member
That's the point. If you deny the protection of legally binding contracts to someone BECAUSE they are gay, you are denying them all the rights every straight citizen enjoys. Why? Aren't gay people worthy of the same rights as any other American?And what "rights" are gays bitching about now?How do you figure that? You are opposed to the right of sane, sober taxpaying American citizens to avail themselves of the protection afforded by contract law and you are not opposed to gay rights?Just a minor point.
Opposition to same sex marriage is not opposition to gay rights.
Walk me through your argument please.
They have the same "rights" as the rest of us.
And, just when did opposition to same sex marriage equate to being against "gay rights".
There's NOTHING sanctified by the state, let alone marriage. Therefore, as far as the state is concerned, there is NO sanctity of marriage. It's a contract which establishes, basically, a third 'entity' from two people. It provides legal protections for all many of situations. It should not be denied because someone feels the 'sanctity' of marriage is jeopardized. And it certainly should not be denied because of blind bigotry either. Denying rights to law abiding citizens is the last thing a free society should do.