Dear Guest: I do not wish to be or seen being unkind but there are some realities in life that must be faced head on. The question you pose has many answers most of which you may not like. For one it opens the door to discussion as to whether homosexuality is genetic or a choice?

The outcome of procreation between a man and a woman is left in nature's hands which more often is thankfully, unremarkable.

I wish no one disrespect or harm. I have a life long history of standing up against people who bully or ridicule other people for whatever reasons.


What you will find for the most part is that those opposed to the nationalization of same-sex marriage ( itself an oxymoron) is that it demands the redefinition of marriage that has been established, by nature, since the beginning of time and which if dismantled will have grave consequences on societies that will occur subtle gradually but assuredly.

The Civil Right Laws and amendments following established the basis for no discrimination. So this latest movement by the GLBT is for one reason and one reason alone. To make it acceptable and may I dare say legal behavior in essence claiming there is no difference between heterosexual behavior and homosexual behavior...and that my friend is a long stretch because it drastically changes male to male and female to female relationships.


Personal Best Regards: