Perhaps kristians need to all build and live in enclosed neighborhoods, sort of like a self-flagellating Warsaw ghetto mentality. And if they are out of that enclave then they can't expect a hospital or doctor to treat them if the hospital or doctor doesn't want to treat a kristian.
This is what some of these people would want, they want to separate from the rest of society completely.
Why should they? They're in the 90% majority who believe it's important
The majority of Americans support marriage equality.
That is millions of Americans- not 90 people on a website.
As you know, polls represent a larger trend by a smaller sample. A couple of the larger polls I know of were 1. The Prince's Trust 2010 survey on kids who were young adults then who grew up without the gender they were in the home. It was a couple thousand, the largest of its kind for that field. and 2. The survey the CDC did of over 3,000 gay men that found they reported having been sexually abused as boys as "epidemic" among their ranks.
PRINCE'S TRUST 2010 YOUTH INDEX SURVEY
ATLANTA [2005 Clinical Psychiatry News] -- Substance abuse is pervasive among gay men and is so intricately intertwined with epidemics of depression, partner abuse, and childhood sexual abuse that adequately addressing one issue requires attention to the others as well, said Ronald Stall, Ph.D., chief of prevention research for the division of HIV/AIDS prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta...
So a poll of 90-100 is pretty much par for the course on regular polls. I believe it reflects what people truly feel: both a mother and father are important for a child. And when poll results match just plain common sense and instinct, they take on further credibility.
When you have 90% of people (and an exhaustive youth survey) saying that it's "important" a child have both a mother and father, those conclusions cannot support a majority support for gay marriage as people feel privately, out of earshot of the PC-police. Gay marriage cannot provide the "important" mother and father for children.
Companies don't bank on the public PC-correct genuflections to your cult. They bank on the private decisions people make to support or not support them accordingly. If I was a CFO, I'd notice the importance of the poll done here. I would. Or I wouldn't deserve to have my job.