Lgbt: what do you think about g*y marriage?

Question

do you think it makes a difference to you ro not? do you want it legalized? ect?

also, yes i have been cloned again. this is me talking. noticed the tc badge yeah. report the clone or cloned i may have. thank you.

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Answer 1

I agree with legalisation because all Americans are entitled to equal rights. Sexual orientation is a personal, individual matter which does not affect nor interfere with the rights of others, including the institution of marriage.

Answer 2

of course i want it legalized.  

Answer 3

Yeah i think g*y marriage should be lagalised over in america

marriage is an expression of love for one another and y should we miss out on declaring our love for the one we love and care about and love is love regardless of gender

and y should we be 2nd class citizens to others we should have the same rights as straight people

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Answer 4

I want it legalized, it disappoints me how it is only legal in two states in a country as great as the U.S.

Just another reason why I want to move back to California. :)

Answer 5

I didn't used to think it was necessary, and viewed it as imitating straights.  As I have gotten older, I realize the importance of the legal protections it provides.  As of now, where I live, my infant nephew whom I have never met has more legal standing in my affairs should I become disabled than my partner of nine years.  Does that seem fair?

Answer 6

i think people should marry whomever they want to. it's unbelievable that the law actually has something to do with marriage. marriage is about love, not the law.

Answer 7

Right now I'm just happy to find a date once every couple years.

((hugs))

Answer 8

I think it's great, because g**s should be able to marry to and have equal rights like straights. But for me personally, I wouldn't get married, straight or g*y.

Answer 9

I think it is a beautiful thing and I cannot wait for it to be legalized. When it does, you are all invited to attend my wedding! Open bar!

Answer 10

i want it legalized even though it doesnt directly affect me atm.

Answer 11

I think it's more important as a symbolic gesture of equality than as an institution with practical benefits. I don't really give half a f**k if the government sanctions my love, because they can never stop it and they can never take it away.

Answer 12

Love is love.

I don't need someone to tell me how to show my life long commitment to someone.

If I want to be with the person I love, I d**n well should be able to.

Answer 13

I think they should make g*y marriage should me legalized in more states.... love is love and people who love each other should be able to marry each other no matter who the two people are.