Enough already. Allow gay couples to marry in civil ceremonies or in their own churches if they are so inclined.

If you believe God is against it, leave the judgement for him. You can hold and keep your beliefs in your church, and leave religion out of it.

Hello? Mr. Liberal hippie flag-burner? If Jesus wanted us not to pass judgment on each other, I think he would have mentioned it.

I have not been to Sunday School in a while, but I do remember something like :" . . . judge not yet ye be judged" in there some where.

Why not let them get married? I was married by a judge, no religion involed and that was a chioce. They should have the same choice. Marriage is legal matter, not religious one and therefore religious arguments should not be taken into consideration.

And on a different note, allowing equality in this country does not make one a flag burner. That flag stands for Freedom, freedom from tryanny, freedom of chioce, and freedom from religious zealtots like you.

What's non-religious about a legal matter? If the founding fathers didn't intend for our laws to be dictated by religion, they should have said so in the Constitution.

lattelibertarian:

What's non-religious about a legal matter? If the founding fathers didn't intend for our laws to be dictated by religion, they should have said so in the Constitution.

Well, there is the establishment clause in the first amendment for starters....

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didnt our founding fathers write this?

Wow - two swings, two misses.

There needs to be an irony emote, I think

I humbly suggest:

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don't worry, I'm following (and enjoying) ya, lattelibertarian! Long live irony!

I suggest we reposition the U.S. Mexico border fence and give California to the Gays and Mexicans. It would be interesting to see how many gay marriages there are in Mexico. Hell California is almost lost to the "undocumented immigrants (kind of like calling a drug dealer a unlicensed pharmacists isn't it?) So why not just let them and gays have it. Who knows perhaps the Mexicans would have a "Gay Old Time" in their new Mexifornia.