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Well, I have never believed in "Legalized Gay Marriage" because I can't for the life of me figure out how marriage is the government's business. Marriage is God's business, and a man and a woman's business, if you ask me.

There are some homosexuals who want to be "married," and I can't really figure out how it's my business to tell them they shouldn't, but as long as we live in a world in which it's my government's business to track, tax, and control everyone in every which way, I am forced to stand up against "Gay Marriage."

At the same time, Alan Turing has been one of my heroes for a VERY long time. I wouldn't be so happy in a world deprived of Turings, or Cole Porters, or even Truman Capotes, Eltons, or Freddie Mercurys for that matter. Like it or not, the world is filled with homosexuals. It is not my business, in my opinion, whether they were born that way, or whether they became that way.

I do know this. I do not, in my heart, believe it is our govenment's business to tell consenting adults what they should and should not do in the boudoir. Maybe that makes me less of a conservative, and maybe it makes me an irresponsible citizen, but it's just what I believe. And that means Turing should not have been convicted.

“Give to every other human being every right that you claim for yourself - that is my doctrine.” ― Thomas Paine