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Wednesday, February 25, 2004
Gay Marriages
This subjet has been debated and on the news a lot, so now its being talked about on my site^_^ I am not gay, but I STRONGLY believe gay people have the right to be married. My friend Lilicat worded it perfectly, so the following essay I didn't write, but I agree with everything stated in it:
It shouldn't matter and this is a supposedly free country. This Country was created from the ideas of freedom to practice whatever religion, beliefe and/or lifestyle without being oppressed by the goverment or the majority. We become a country obsessed with controling everything around us. We are so obsessed with controling things that even our own livelyhoods are being questioned.
This arguement goes beyond the obvious homosexuality, it questions our freedoms and rights as an US citizen, it questions the kind of a goverment are we running. And it also displays to the rest of the world about how petty our issues are. Other countries face the issues of failing economies and poor food distribution issues and here we are, the proud Americans arguing over gay marriage rights. Not like we don't need another reason for other counties to despise us.
It doesnt affect me in any way... Gay marriages shouldn't have to be a big deal. Congress and the media is blowing it out of proportion. The only people who seem to care are the handful of old, wealthy people who have one foot in the grave. They seem to have this urge to use the remaining years of their lives to make the younger generations [our future leaders] miserable. Since we are the ones who will have to deal with the aftermath from the decisions which have been made by the old dudes today.
Besides, what difference does it make? Love is love, no matter who displays it. To deny someone of love, would be denying them God.
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