by Gerardo

Do you believe that homosexuals should have the same marriage rights as other Americans?

xdgerardoxd — 2014-04-07 01:05:17 UTC

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xdgerardoxd — 2014-04-08 01:01:21 UTC

http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/08/politics/holder-same-sex-marriage-rights/

Chidera Onyirimba

stargirlz_chi — 2014-04-29 02:01:16 UTC

Of course not. They have already made it clear that they want to be different than others, so why get that one sacred right? In this nation of no values, or moral, marriage is the only sacred thing that we seem to have left. Why ruin that one instituion? I feel that we have given so much to gay individuals, that all this pressure is just becoming too much. How much more do gays really want? Marriage is a sacred union between the TWO genders, not between one person from one of the genders. Are civil unions a crime to have?

Edima Udom

2014-04-29 14:23:35 UTC

Once again I do not agree with homosexuality. I will definitely answer this question from a Jesus Christ follower because He is a big part of my life. I do not agree that homosexuals should marry and I am against same sex marriage, but I would not vote against it. At the end of the day I can tell a homosexual that what he/she is doing is wrong especially i the eyes og God, but he/she is going to do what he/she wants. I agree with Zach Galifianakis when he says "make divorce illegeal and see how many homosexuals want to get married."

Arturia Silimon

2014-04-29 21:25:09 UTC

Although I may not necessarily agree with the lifestyle of same sex couples, I do believe that they should have the same rights as other Americans in regards to marriage. I do not believe in judging others on their choices and discriminating in the process.

Gabriel Ezuma/ Response

2014-04-29 21:37:45 UTC

I do not think homosexuals should be allowed to get married, but if they are allowed, they should have the same right as other married couples. A legal marriage for one couple should have all the rights another legal marriage another couple has. Homosexual couples have to fight for the right to get married, so why make their marriage unenjoyable. They went through enough burdens already, so you might as well give them all the rights other married people have.

Elizabeth Osota

elizze4567 — 2014-04-30 00:34:51 UTC

I do believe that same-sex couples should be allowed to have the same marital rights as other Americans. Marriage in the union of two people in love. If there are in love, why does it matter what type of love they have. Love is love no matter what. Also, why should homosexual american citizens that pay taxes just like any other citizen not get the same rights as regular citizens? If they are citizens, they should get the same rights even if they are homosexual. Their sexual preference does not determine their citizenship therefore it should not determine any rights related to citizenship.

Ciera Hutchins

2014-04-30 01:56:51 UTC

I believe that homosexuals should have the same marriage rights as other Americans. I do not believe that as humans we have the right to tell someone else what they can and cannot do, as long as their actions do not hurt another individual. Homosexual marriage does not affect me in any way, thus I do not have a problem with it.

Ashley Ikeh

aaalyrics71 — 2014-04-30 04:38:58 UTC

I do not support homosexuality nor do I support

gay marriage. I feel that marriage is a sacred union

between a man and a woman. Regardless of how far

society strays from this law of nature, we as a society should

not baptize new standards for the natural way of living.

If a man and a man, or a woman and a woman, were meant

to be married and naturally reproduce, that would have been

the way man were initially created.

Although I do not support gay marriage, I will not condemn

those that choose to live their lives as homosexuals. Everyone

is entitled to their own choices, opinions, and practices however, I do not want any part of it.