[Arthur McGowan]

If states did not secede over Roe v. Wade, they aren't going to do so over sodomite marriage.

Secession over Roe would have been perfectly justified.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Roe is easy for a "me" generation to ignore, even those agianst it. We don't actually see the victims. It doesn't affect us personally. Gay marriage is changing the way we live and raise our children. You can't watch the news without seeing two men kissing or two women. It's sick.

Heck, I went to see Shrek2 and they portrayed Pinocchio (sp?) as a boy who wore women's underwear -- a thong. They had a character known as "the ugly step-sister" who was a male cross-dresser and had the hots for Prince Charming.

Major Corporations (even media corp.) that annually give to the United Way refuse to let the money go to the Boy Scouts becuase they don't want gay scoutmasters. Kids are being taught in school that gay behavior is just another lifestyle choice. On and on...

[Rytwyng]

If states did not secede over Roe v. Wade, they aren't going to do so over sodomite marriage.

I don't think anybody realized the implications of Roe v Wade when it was decided. Although even one abortion is wrong, I doubt anyone foresaw a holocaust of 45 million. It took a while for people to wake up and realize what was happening, and by then it was firmly entrenched. But this time around, a large number of people clearly forsee the dire implications of sodomite marriage, right up front, so there's more of chance to get something done.

Secession over Roe would have been perfectly justified.

Still is.

[Dead Dog]

Impeachment would have been better.

[TradicalRC]

If states did not secede over Roe v. Wade, they aren't going to do so over sodomite marriage.

I consider gay marrige just the latest in a slew of offensive liberal agendas to cross my path. Whatever motivates Conservative Christians to unite is good.
As for America being a Christian nation that is unfortunately no longer true.
Roe v. Wade is just another brick in the wall.