Tossing out your usual BS again, Kevvie? As if you had some way of knowing what 99 percent of homosexuals want? If that were remotely true and only 1 percent of the gay community was fighting for same-sex marriage, it would not exist anywhere.
In July, 2009, Newsweek ran a feature article on “relationships with multiple, mutually consenting partners,” entitled, “Polyamory: The Next Sexual Revolution.” Last week, Showtime launched a reality TV show called “Polyamory: Married and Dating.” To quote from Newsweek’s 2009 article, it’s “enough to make any monogamist’s head spin.” And all this, of course, is being touted as a great thing, a celebration of love and freedom, a deliverance from the monotony and constraints of monogamy.
The Showtime promo pulls no punches and makes no excuses:
Narrator: The polyamorous lifestyle may shock some. But with American divorce...
Apparently more "gays" are fighting for it than actually want it. After all, they all want the respectability that comes with the "marriage" label, even if they don't want "marriage."
Announcing the results of his long-term “evolution” on the subject last week, President Obama revived the debate over gay marriage. In the widespread discussion, however, there is one question that’s rarely asked: How interested are gay couples in getting married?
Heretofore at least, the answer seems to be “not really.”