I am not gay. I will never swing that way. HOWEVER, it is not my right and certainly not my government's right to tell others how to live their life.

Face it, everybody has their own set of morals. Morality is not an absolute. It's purely subjective, and it changes from person to person. Who am I to stop someone from loving someone else, especially when I expect to be left to make that decision MYSELF?

Not the government, not the church, and certainly not some holier-than-thou moral crusader are going to tell me who I love.

You don't like homosexuality or gay marriage? Tough luck, pal. It's not your life to live. It's theirs. Let us worry about our own, and we'll let them worry about theirs.

Do you really think that gay marriage is bad for our society? I think letting people live the way they want (but still being able to disagree, so you liberals can sit on it) helps bring everybody together. Plus, in raising children, the only thing different between a heterosexual household and a homosexual household is that children have no experiences of homophobia in the homosexual households. Oh, what a horrible thing for a child!