Artemis Entreri writes:
Not false at all if you read what I said instead of read-into what I said.
DOMA defines marriage and spouses as a legal union between one man and one woman as husband and wife, and the word spouse refers to a person of the opposite sex who is a husband or a wife.
Homosexuals and Heterosexuals BOTH can marry as per the definition of marriage, and spouses. What I posted was true, what you assumed I posted was false, though I never can stop you, kuresu, from trying to put words into my mouth. This is just another example of you trying and failing.
The seperate but equal bullshit? Come on man, get over that, and just admit you don't want gays to be happy in marriage like the heterosexuals because they make you feel icky.
this is about gay people not having basic rights, except they DO HAVE the same basic rights.
They most certainly DON'T. They can't marry the person they love, like heterosexuals can.
Per law they are equal. We have the same rights.
No we don't. In my country they do, in yours, they certainly haven't. I always keep wondering how you Americans keep calling your country the "nation with the most freedom on Earth" when it's clear that there are countries where the citizens have much more personal freedoms than in the USA (yes I know, not all americans claim this, just making an example).
I have no Idea where Zerus is, but we are much more diverse and accepting here in Northern Virginia, I work with a few gay men, and they are not hiding out like you think they should be, nor do they refrain from telling us thing that you say they will not.
Ask them what they think of the fact you don't want gay couples to marry.
I hunt for the truth