T-Rexx
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By attacking marriage, as it has historically been known, gays have unnecessarily increased hostility against themselves.
Attacking marriage?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! By desiring to participate in the institution of marriage, we are attacking it?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Do you really think us so despicable that our mere association with an institution devalues it?
"So sad that we can't go down to the club anymore, Eunice. Now they let gays in there!"
Gays already had the right to marry and live together in all but government involvement.
No, we didn't.
Your nonsensical idea that marriage can be accomplished by legal contract - while yet excluding the contractees from recognition by society of the meaning of that contract - is laughable.
It is wrong to say or think that Republicans hate gays because they oppose the change in the definition of marriage.
First, anyone who would deny to another the possibility of love in any aspect of what love means is manifesting hatred. That is not indifference. It is denying to another human the most wonderful (and often the only worthwhile) aspect of being human. It is utter and vile hatred of another human being.
Second, some of the people sponsoring the event in question advocate death to gays. They object so much to biologic diversity within our species that they want to kill off every example of humanity that isn't like them. That is as hateful as hateful gets. NO person of conscience would associate himself with hatred of such magnitude. In fact, this kind of hate speech is so heinous that events like this would be illegal in some western democracies.
And yet, 8 of the 11 Republican candidates for president will today proudly demonstrate how thoroughly they despise their fellow Americans. And the remaining 3 lend their ideologic support.

































