What right do you have to say that a g*y couple can't get married?
I understand that many (not all) Christians and other groups are against g**s marrying. For the most part it has to do with your religious beliefs: Many religious people see it as wrong, sinful, and an abomination against nature and God (or whichever deity they believe in).
However, many people also believe that I, as a woman, should not be allowed to wear pants, get willingly sterilized, or get piercings other than my ears. But people won't make laws against that because most people simply realize it's not their business what I do with my body and my life.
Isn't it the same with g*y couples? Shouldn't they be allowed to live as they want, even if you see them as an abomination and sinful? Isn't that their right, as human beings, to do what they want with their lives and not have interference of people of different faiths?
Even if you don't like it, it's not hurting you. So why all the hatred? Why stop them from doing what they will with their lives? Two men or two women marrying does not hurt anyone any more than me dressing in pants, sterilizing my body or getting a piercing does. All the consequences are on the person doing things-- not the people that opt not to turn away. If someone doesn't like the hoops in my ear, they can look elsewhere...if you don't like g*y marriage, similarly you can look elsewhere.
Lastly, marriage is not only a Christian institution. Christianity is about 2,000 years old, while marriage dates back over 10,000 years. Plenty of faiths that have come before and after Christians were fine with g*y marriage. So what right does anyone have to say that only straight couples can marry and act like their beliefs have a monopoly on it? Doesn't that infringe on others' religious beliefs?
Thoughts?
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