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Marriage is a very basic human right. So when are ALL Americans going to consider Gays to be Human?
I guess Europe is just a little more advanced than America. Gay marriage is common in Europe. I mean even Russia is more advanced. Gays can serve in the Russian Army.
Oh, well, I shouldn’t be suprised. America had slavery hundreds of years after slavery was outlawed in Europe. And the American Religious Right had LOTS of reasons back then for why GOD approved of Slavery.
You are correct. And before anyone says that marriage isn’t a right, the Supreme Court already said it was, in their landmark decision that put an end to the miscegenation laws that the religious right, including Jerry Falwell, vocally supported.
It was the religious right that supported slavery (while the religious left, like the Quakers, fought to end it). It was the Bible belt that enforced Jim Crow laws, and it was the religious right that opposed integration (Jerry Falwell used exactly the same language against integration that he later used against gays. He said it was against God, abomination, etc.) and the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
It was the Religious Right that opposed the Equal Rights Amendment, and as a result, women still learn less than men in many places.
As we can see, history shows that it is the religious right that has always been on the wrong side of every issue, from the religious leaders who opposed Jesus, to the Salem witch trials, to slavery, to integration, to interracial marriage, and now to Gay rights and marriage. And in every case, they claimed to have scripture on their side.
Bill C | Nov 08, 2009
Good question.
Cait | Nov 08, 2009
when there is no more indoctrination
Snow (male) | Nov 08, 2009
sorry
lclk7613 | Nov 08, 2009
I hope for Americas sake they never accept gay marriage.
Oli | Nov 08, 2009
you answered your own question.
DO NOT GENERALIZE ME! I'M HU | Nov 08, 2009
I hope soon
being conservative pushes people backwards..and why should not gays have the exact same right as others?..aren’t they people…i despise fundies for this
Smooth Kitty AY AE | Nov 08, 2009
Give them a break, Europe has been around a lot longer, and America is advancing much faster than it took the Europeans… so *fingers crossed* America will be more liberal that the rest of the world in the next few decades.
Aidan | Nov 08, 2009
I predict that the Supreme Court will be forced to rule that any legislation denying same-sex marriage is unconstitutional on 14th Amendment grounds within the next ten to twenty years.
Addendum: Bobhikes – "Lastly without any value why should I change an established practice."
Because denying equal rights to a group of citizens is unconstitutional.
If something is a violation of the Constitution, it needs to be changed.
Misty – "God created marriage, it is to unite a man and woman, and bring life into the world. It is not a human or civil right."
Marriage is a secular legal contract between two consenting adults and the State. The religious matrimonial union called "marriage" is completely irrelevant to this topic.
superb9006 – "There is only a criteria for getting married."
And making sex one of those criteria is a violation of the 14th Amendment, the same way making race a criterion is a violation.
Alexis | Nov 08, 2009
You won’t see that until Christianity figures out a way to incorporate human sexuality into the realm of the spiritual world, as the Hindus do, or if that’s too much to hope for, then until we can release America from Christianity’s death grip on its politics. .
Don’t hold your breath.
laslo.kovacs | Nov 08, 2009
when religion separates its self from state
Mr.AGGY