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Originally Posted by Bonded
It cheapens the decision. Political correctness is not fighting to get protections and access to rights. Political correctness would be not calling someone a fag. People wanted change and got it. I sincerly do not think that the majority remained silent and just went along with it for the sake of appearance.
The denial of rights seems to be steeped in religion and tradition. All I know if I had a gay child I would want then to enjoy thr same things as myself.
Even without the possibility of a child, what gives you the right to impose your viewpoint on the life's of other people. What is your argument for stopping something they want to do. Is it because it confuses you and makes you feel weirded out?
Get over it, life is weird. Adapt and let others enjoy their time on this rock.
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It does cheapen the decision, does it not? Is that not what I have been trying to say, that the value of same sex marriage is primarily in cheap political points?
I'm not, in any way, imposing my viewpoint on you. I'm rejecting your imposition of your viewpoint on me. Because I do not see it's value relative to the potential losses to what I value.
Unfortunately, any potentially gay child you may have cannot enjoy the same things as you do, because he could not enjoy heterosexuality. It's not the same thing and it doesn't have to be, stop trying to make it be the same.