Not in the slightest does your feeble attempt at defining what you think and want make any more sense than my definition marriage as two committed people whomever they are legally tying the knot. Gay right supporters aren't losing the debate either, since the poll trends are continually showing support and the courts have continually ruled in our favor.

Can't you just hear the frustration boiling over by the homophobic crowd that frequents this anti-all-things-liberal website all night and day? These people say the same stupid things over and over again to one another, claiming one irrelevent religious reason or another why same sex marrige is both wrong and never going to become a reality in US. Well, they are the wrong ones because, despite the 31 states that have enshrined such discrminiation in their charters, gay marriage is alive and well in six other states with more to come. And there is absolutely no evidence of any true harm that has caused. Except, of course, to all you antigay sad sacks. But that emotional pain forcing your inane comments below is self-imposed.

Hey ignoramous, the rationale for legalizing gay marriage, or redefine id your homophobia insists, is obviously because: 1) It's the civil right thing to do as all lower courts have found because no one should be discriminated upon solely because of their sexualality. 2) Gays want to have the same rights as anyone else and nothing in the US Constitution says they shouldn't. 3) The reason this country is not as screwed up as the whole of the Middle East is because we long ago learned to separate religion from the state. So, there is no religious context denying at the gov't level gay marriage, despite what all you sancitmonious religious hypocrits think. If that's not good enough explanation, too damn bad!

What the Hades are you talking about? Book titles? And that last sentence makes the least sense. What ever.

Excuse my typing and wine sipping. "....passed with a 2% purality!"

Get you damn facts straight, Kevlar. Prop Hate passed with a 25 purality, which was statistically insignificant. That was down from 62% year earlier. Not a good trend for your sensibilities.

Seriously, you think I am not a happily married hetrosexual male living a gloriously rich (in all respects) life in Marin County, the wine country and Palm Springs (amongst many of my gay friends)? Well, too bad for that. It's all true. And I don't suffer fools easily when it comes to the crap I read on this website primarily on this subject. By the way, as a lifelong poltical Independent, I read this website only for certain columnist to support and to amuse myself with the anti-gay database that it portends. Since I own a market research company, among other investments, it's always telling to witness sentiments unguardingly expressed like this. That evidence sure does give Christianity a bad name.

Again, I didn't bring up Hitler, one of your fellow apologist and my distractors did. I just responded. Regardless, I can't tell you why you should endorse gay marriage if you can't figure it out on your own. Your mind is set. The arguments for gay marriage are legally already there in place and the courts have yet to rule against them at the very highest levels. Moreover, since the significant majority of people younger than you and me are, without question, supporters of gay marriage, and they didn't neet repeated arguments to get there, there is even less hope for you.

It is primarily Christians and you know it. Of course, age has a lot to do with it since so many people in their august years grew up joking about faggots and the like. We are all a product of the age we live in, of course, which is why my grandmothers couldn't vote, my older black friends remember regularly not being called the N-word to their face and my mother never dreamed she could be a doctor so she settled on being a nurse. Gays today will, in due, time look back similarly to how the country has put all that prejudice behind itself once and for all someday. Thankfully.

Christianity, however, practiced Kevlar et al, has nothing to do with my beliefs about gay rights, nor does it for all the rest of those who support the same. And, once again, I am not gay. Just not anti-gay like you. And since not a damn one of you can prove how Christianity does have something to do with gay marriage, beyond once again ad nauseum, quoting the Bible you hold so dear, you are just wasting your time. Just like me at this juncture. But by tomorrow, there will likely be one less fo your kind and one more of mine.