people have a right to their religious and moral beliefs without being attacked, unless were stupid to them for our beliefs
Well, yes - they have a right to their religious and moral beliefs. So why are those religious and moral beliefs affecting national law? No one is suggesting all Christians/Muslims/other religious groups accept homosexuality (tho it would be nice). The FOCUS is on a secular government that separates church from state permitting equality among all people with respect to marriage.
Why are YOUR beliefs affecting national law? Why are anyone's? Are you seriously suggesting that laws should only be passed if they run contrary to the beliefs of everyone in the country? Or are you suggesting that only non-religious beliefs are valid for people to express in their political lives? (I think we both know that's EXACTLY what you're suggesting.)
Seems to me the FOCUS is on marginalizing people who don't agree with you and creating a society where any belief that you don't share becomes something shameful that should be hidden away from view.
If you even add in all the religious garbage, the fear/sin/whathaveyou is NOT against marriage, but against the things people might do in marriage. That fact that that group does those things anyway because they *can't* get married is a point that seems to be ignored completely.
Sunni Man said:
There is NO gay gene or genetic predisposition that makes a person a sodomite.
It is a choice. A sick choice, but a still a choice
Oh? So when did you choose?
This is going to shock you, but people can object to making something public policy without it having anything to do with "fear" or "sin". When you can get over this juvenile need to demonize and dismiss, you might come to understand this issue on a level more mature than "You don't agree with me, so you're a stupid poophead."
I won't hold my breath, though.