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Gay Marriage Advocates Lose By Winning

du2 Wrote: Feb 23, 2013 11:30 AM

Disagreeing? This is hardly about disagreeing with gay people. Gay people are trying to overcome decades of dehumanization, exclusion from their families, denial of their talents in the workplace and discrimination, casual violence anywhere that threatens their lives and systemic bigotry where even getting a cake baked for a celebration turns into a nasty lesson in religious prejudice. The cruelty against gay people is deep, and unpredictable. You REALLY think gay people shouldn't be upset about it? Especially when you call such unprovoked, insane viciousness against them 'disagreement'?

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Gay Marriage Advocates Lose By Winning

Homosexual activists achieved historic gains in the November 2012 election in the states of Washington, Maine and Maryland. These three notoriously liberal states passed laws extending marriage benefits to homosexual relationships by four to six percentage points. But will these legal victories ultimately deny them the sweeping Supreme Court decision they long for?

Judge Robert Jones of a federal court in Nevada has laid the groundwork for such a conclusion. In his ruling on a lawsuit which sought to overturn Nevada’s ban on gay marriage, Jones wrote that the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) lobby’s success in advancing its...