[Mike Bates]

The cultural war is being fought on many fronts.

[TheGeezer]

(psssssssst!)

If you vote dor DemocRats, you're voting for homosexual marriage!

[ErnBatavia]

Palm Springs is really abuzz about all this...having a gay mayor and gay majority on their city council, there is a bit of pressure for them to lobby Riverside County to allow similar "weddings"...

P.S. - Wassup with the screen name change?

[Maria S]

"Activists also charge that same-sex marriages are necessary to protect certain legal privileges."


Only thing same-sex couples aren't entitled to (so far) compared to normal married couples is social security. If (and that's a big IF) same-sexers CAN be legally married, the social security system WILL be in even bigger trouble.

[Cronos]

And we go to Irq, to Afgh to teach them respect for our 'culture'......

[goldstategop]

The Left wants to remake society in its anarchic, counter-cultural image.

[chatham]

I really believe the term Homosexual more clearly defines the person being discussed than the term gay.
When discussing this subject I prefer to use the term Homosexual.

[FormerLib]

These pioneers weren’t searching for gold, however.

I bet you can guess the retort that lept unbidding to my mind!

[MainFrame65]

Activists claim that it’s a civil rights issue. They’re denied the right heterosexuals have of marrying the person they want. But that right, even for heterosexuals, is not an absolute one. If you doubt that, try getting a marriage license issued to wed a 10-year-old or a sibling or someone who’s already married..

...or is San Francisco also issuing licenses for these abominations? Commonly recognized restrictions such as these clearly demonstrate the right of society to regulate the process.

[maica]

Can we imagine the uproar is a judge decided to put a monument to the Ten Commandmants in the foyer of a court house? That's been done? How did it turn out?

Okay , how about a mayor who decides that he has the authority to issue concealed carry permits to anyone who pays the fee?

[FlatLandBeer]

Relax this just brings the Rapture that much closer.....

[driftless]

What is obvious is that most heterosexuals (of whatever political persuasion I've talked to) do not think that homosexuality is normal and equal to heterosexuality. Because it isn't. As you have stated only a tiny percentage of people are homosexuals. As for it being natural or inborn, I also believe that many murderers and criminals have inborn sociopathic tendencies. Because it may be natural in no wise makes it legitimate. Duh!

[mel]

The best line Oscar Wilde's " love that dare not speak its name has turned into a lifestyle that won't shut up." I think folks at my work are tired of me lamenting my church going gay and hearing about gay every day. This morning when I came in yesterday glimpse.com was on computer home screen I have to used. I thought gee whiz, do I have to look at this junk every hour of the day.Why am I looking at this first thing in the morning. Why, why,why. I was later told my friends played a trick on me and put it there. We all got a good laugh out of it. well you'd have to be there to really understand

[EdReform]

Ping. I am helping Little Jeremiah with the list today.

What We Can Do To Help Defeat the "Gay" Agenda

Homosexual Agenda: Categorical Index of Links (Version 1.1)

[EdReform]

Ping

[quadrant]

I suggest all read "The Natural Order of Life", which is published in today's edition of The Washington Times.

[Don Joe]

The cultural war is being fought on many fronts.

It's being lost, too. In fact I'll go on record as saying that it is lost. This insanity is going to run its course. Whoever is left standing when the dust settles will have the sorry task of trying to pick up the pieces. Go rent "The Postman" and try to use it for inspiration. Remind yourself that it's just fiction, though. Reality will be much harsher.

[Quix]

The good and evil war is being fought on many fronts.

Oscar Wilde’s "love that dare not speak its name" has turned into a lifestyle that won’t shut up.

INDEED--won't shut up . . . tight or otherwise . . . well, uhhh . . .

[supercat]

One of the big problems in society is that people have lost sight of the most important aspect of marriage. I wonder how many people would be able to answer the following questions correctly:

1. Ideally, what is the most important thing that is created when a man and woman get married?
2. Ideally, how long will that last?

Hint: the answer to #2 isn't "A lifetime".