"Homosexuality is a choice" and its paradox

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I agree it should not, but the gay community is pushing for the vote and the court has no right to make constitutional law.

Your ignorance of your own constitution is astounding. The US constitution is silent on the subject of marriage, but, given its stance on civil liberties, the prima-facie conclusion is that it should be allowed and therefore, any supplementary law made to the contrary should either never be passed or be struck down as unconstitutional. The Christians are the ones trying to force a constitutional amendment opposing the gay marriage and have consistently failed to to do so.

No I'm not. In my state gay marriage is not allowed and we're not alone in this matter most states do not allow gay marriage. In those states that do allow gay marriage it has come by vote and that vote was pushed by the gay community. If you want to stand for gay marriage that's okay with me and it's my right to stand against it and in all this discussion that's all I've been trying to say. I would be against gay marriage if I wasn't a Christian, so my Christianity does not change how I see this issue, it is in my opinion unnatural and I do know non Christians who feel this way. These people would vote against gay marriage without religious conviction, so would you also deny these people their right to express their views through the vote.

GC