[Mr. K]

It kills me when I heard the liobtards say “a mojorty of the people are for gay-marriage”

IF SO THEN LETS VOTE!!

Every time it is on the ballot, it loses. Every single time.

[cripplecreek]

Every time it is on the ballot, it loses. Every single time.

Something like 60/40 against in Michigan when it was on the ballot. However we also threw out affirmative racism nearly a decade ago and now its going to the supreme court.

[Dilbert San Diego]

And these same liberals also say that we shouldn’t be voting on the definition of marriage, because your rights are not to be put to a popular vote,

Liberals have inconsistent reasoning on this. People have voted against homosexual marriage in free and fair elections, which to liberals don’t count. Yet liberals will cite public opinion push polls as evidence that the public is on their side.

Face it, if there was such great support for homosexual marriage, state after state would have voted to allow it, rather than state after state voting to preserve the traditional definition of marriage.

[napscoordinator]

Every time it is on the ballot, it loses. Every single time.

Actually not true. Maryland, Washington and Colorado all voted majority for gay marriage in November unfortunately.

[what's up]

Washington voted for it last election.

[Cheerio]

IF SO THEN LETS VOTE!! Every time it is on the ballot, it loses. Every single time.

I am with you. BUT Conservative values have been taking a dive in 2012 - the perverts appearing to have won the public over, as most propaganda machines do over time. Remember the propagandists have been waging this perversion war for decades.

2012
- In November, Maine, Maryland and Washington become the first states where voters approve same-sex marriage, and Minnesota rejects a new ban. - President Barack Obama endorses same-sex marriage.

Why Do Polls Show Support For Gay Marriage When State Election Results Reveal Otherwise?

[highball]

Every time it is on the ballot, it loses. Every single time.

Except when it doesn't. Last year, it went 0-4. Lost every one. And nobody seriously thinks it would pass in California now.

We've lost that card, have to make a different argument. The will of the people is moving quickly in the wrong direction.

[hoagy62]

Uh, hate to tell ya this...but the States of Washington and Maine kinda nullified that last November. (Much to my eternal shame as a Washingtonian.)