KevinWestern
Hello
Speaking for myself, a straight man, I can say that I see marriage equality as a civil right. I'm an American and, as such, I believe that equality and liberty should extend to 100% of the law abiding American citizens. I further believe that denying someone equality just because you feel that what they think or do or believe is icky smacks of the absolute worst aspects of our history~ when people in the racial majority could lord it over any minority just because of race.I'm still trying to figure out why so many "straight" people are so obsessed with gay sex.
If being a homosexual was in itself a crime then I believe that certain rights should be denied. But, that's not the case, is it?
Agree. I'm all for having a government that legislates rules that protect us from criminal acts, such as things that impose on my rights as an individual (murder, rape, fraud, theft, assault). But using the FEDERAL government to legislate and mandate the moral standards of a single group of people, so that it applies to the broader public? Insanity.
As a general rule, if an action infringes not on anyone elses personal rights within a given society, then it should not be prohibited and why should it be?