..All your bluster and strutting isn't worth anything.
Gay people will start getting married in Arizona very soon and there's not one thing you or anyone can do about it.
You can keep talking about leaving the union but it's not going to happen.
Meanwhile gay people will be getting married in Arizona soon....
Just as polygamists and others may do now that there is a dead law there as in so many other states. Thanks for lawless marriages Conservative Justices and AGs! You could've challenged this. You could've paid attention to the poll here and noted the 82% number opposed to gay marriage:
Should Churches be forced to accomodate for homosexual weddings Page 174 US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum You could've noticed the million likes on "Boycott A&E" Facebook page in less than 24 hours in support of Phil Robertson. You could've noticed the lines wrapping around the block at Chic Fil-A...
This silent majority is going to keep upsetting predictions until you ignore gay-sponsored polliing with leading questions [as the cult of LGBT rabidly promotes squelching of the popular vote...wonder why?...] and start paying attention to MANIFEST numbers opposed to gay marriage IN THE REAL WORLD.
You're not the majority anymore. The majority of the people in America support marriage equality.
Just because 1 million people out of over 300 million clicked on a poll on line doesn't equate to the majority of Americans not supporting marriage equality.
The issue isn't duck dynasty, chick fill A, or marriage in a church. The issue is marriage equality.
Not many people get married in a church these days. The last time I went to a wedding in a church was in the early 1990s.
Gay people aren't going to go where they're denied the marriage ceremony. They're going to go where someone will legally marry them. Whether they're married in a church or not, they're still just as married as any heterosexual couple.
You can bring up things that don't matter all you want but it's not going to make any difference.
Gay people will soon get legally married in Arizona and there's not one single thing you can do about it.