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Yep! There was actually an EU official a few months ago who said that the UN would ultimately have to force gay marriage on the entire world. He said that with commerce being increasingly global, virtually all laws would need to be international to guarantee "fairness". He gave as an example a Dutch homosexual whose company wanted to put him in charge of a new branch in a country where gay marriage wasn't permitted. To guarantee that this man would have "freedom to travel" and "freedom to accept economic opportunities", the other country would need to be forced to accept gay marriage whether they want it or not.

I keep trying to warn some of these apathetic conservatives that the gay agenda isn't just a "live and let live" deal. The gays may sell it that way, and I saw one on TV the other night saying that all gay marriage means is that two people can do what they want in private and no one else will be affected. He also claimed that if it becomes legal in one state, the other states will be free to continue banning it.

But that isn't true. Once gay marriage is legal in even one state, it will invariably spread to the others, either through full faith & credit or equal protection claims when some gay guy in Massachusetts whines that he can't accept job or educational opportunities in Texas because that state won't sanction his Massachusetts gay marriage.

And as the article above shows, legal gay marriage will lead to a full scale assult on our kids on this issue, from kindergarten forward. As much as I hate hearing these gay activists spouting their propaganda, I hate even worse hearing supposed conservatives saying, "Well, gee, I don't see what the big deal is about allowing gay marriage....it doesn't affect me or my marriage if two gays tie the knot."