Aha! Now we're getting somewhere. You complain that gay men do not enjoy the same rights as women - e.g., the right to marry a man. Will you now concede that some rights and institutions are, by definition, gender-specific? Marriage is the solemnization of mating; men cannot mate with men.
Man trying to mate with man is sickness and degeneracy. The American medical community removed homosexuality from it's list of diseased perversions some years ago, it's true. Would that medicine were the only institution to show it's cowardice in the face of the PC juggernaut. No matter - the facts speak for themselves.
Homosexuals comprise 2-3% of the population, yet account for a staggering 25-40% of child molestations. Doesn't that say something to you?
The behavior of the homosexual community at the outset of the AIDS epidemic should be their everlasting shame. The medical community - although thoroughly cowed by the gay lobby by this time - advanced the quite sensible suggestion that the 4000 or so early cases of AIDS be quarantined until more could be learned about the disease. To hell with that! That may have portrayed homosexuality in a negative light, you see. Public safety be damned, common sense be damned - we can't be portraying homosexuality in a negative light! "AIDS is a health issue, not a gay issue", homosexuals are fond of saying. Too bloody right, guys. You've SEEN to that, haven't you? Thanks a lot.
Our founding fathers were not equipped with a crystal ball, but they possessed a profound understanding of human nature. Men are moved by self-interest, and - left unchecked - will always resort to tyranny to advance their ends. Such is the nature of political correctness, and their favorite weapon is the courts. In this manner, they can circumvent the will of the American people, and force their agenda on us whether we like it or not.
That is why our founding fathers left matters of behavior, such as homosexual marriage, to the people. If we, as a people, have reached a point where we can ask ourselves, "Who am I to say two men can't get married?", then so be it. But put this question where it belongs - before the voters.