Gay Marriage

Gay Marriage, traditionally marriage?

If gay marriage was passed wouldn’t it make all the marriages between a man and a woman’s marriage licenses worthless?

Can’t gay people just file custody papers over each other and it be the same as being married?

Please no mean answers, I’m just asking. I have no problem with gay people as long as they keep it in the bedroom.

I’m just kinda upset, like most teen age girls I dream of finding my prince charming and how would gay marriage affect future marriages too? Would I be able to get a marriage license when I marry a guy?

Giving gay ppl the right to wed would not harm ur future. the right to wed is a right that not every US citizen has, and no time in our history has giving an oppressed population equal rights eroded the rights of the masses.

idk what u mean when u say custody papers cuz if either one of them were a child, marriage wouldn’t ba an option.

u have nothing to worry about. if anything, with gay marriage, ur less likely to marry and make a family with some1 that is secretly gay. you’ve seen those random specialx on TLC where after 15 yrs of marriage the husband decides he’s gay, or worse, a woman. If he felt chiller about coming out sooner that would be one less crazy family situation.

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Legalizing Gay Marriage $3.48 Every day seems to bring news of legal challenges to existing marriage laws and the constitutionality of any form of union for same-sex partners. In this timely and accessible book, Michael Mello argues that the public debates and political battles that have divided Vermont and Massachusetts will be repeated across the country as state after state confronts the issue of legalizing gay marriage. Mello examines recent landmark decisions in state and federal high courts granting civil rights protections to homosexuals. In Vermont, the Supreme Court’s recommendation that legislators recognize the "common humanity" that links all individuals irrespective of sexual identity and consider the question of same-sex marriage resulted in the first state legislation to establish civil union. In Massachusetts, the court’s ruling that gay marriage is a right protected by the state constitution has plunged the legislature into a contentious debate about a constitutional amendment. In both states, as in California and New York, public discussion of equal civil protections for gays and lesbians soon become mired in contending views of morality, religion, social mores, and the sanctity of heterosexual marriage. Mello regards the widespread and virulent opposition to any form of same-sex unions as proof that in Vermont, as elsewhere, homosexuals are indeed a "despised minority" in need of the law’s protection. Thus, civil union laws represent only a partial victory because they create a separate and inherently unequal category of relationships for gay people. Mello’s analysis of the issues provides an invaluable guide to the battles being waged in state legislatures and by politicians at the national level.

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Just Married: Gay Marriage and the Expansion of Human Rights $3.48 Kevin Bourassa and Joe Varnell made international news headlines and human rights history in January 2001 when they became one of the first gay couples anywhere in the world to be issued a government marriage certificate. The marriage would not become fully legal, however, until the Ontario provincial government registered the marriage, and it refused to do so. Bourassa, Varnell, and their church have brought a lawsuit asking for legal registration, but the case is still in the courts. " Just Married" is an account by Bourassa and Varnell of how their church, the Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto, decided to test the Canadian marriage laws, and how they and a lesbian couple agreed to be the ones to make the attempt. Under the Ontario Marriage Act, any adult couple can be granted a marriage license if a church, following ancient tradition, reads the marriage banns on the three Sundays prior to the wedding. Joe and Kevin had long wished to be legally married in their church. They expected controversy, but little expected the massive scale of the international coverage that occurred, as reporting on their intentions and their wedding of them shot across the Internet and their photographs appeared in newspapers not only across North America but also in Europe, Asia, and South America. Despite the legal and political wrangling, the opposition and support they received, the disputes among religious denominations and organizations, and the glare of the media lights, this remains a story of two people who chose to make a life together and sought the support of both church and state for their marriage. They believe they have taken part in an incredible event–one that will changethe world, not just for Canadians, but for citizens, families, and communities everywhere. Copublished with Doubleday Canada. The Wisconsin edition is for sale only in the United States.

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