[shrinkermd]

One thing left out. Few homosexuals actually want to marry. What they want is to be considered "normal" in spite of biologically and statistically being abnormal. By far more male homosexuals are prone to visit "bath houses" than will ever visit a venue for becoming "married."

To secure the label "normal" they are ready and willing to convince others by assuming the accouterments of normality. In a certain sense they have perverted the concept of "tolerance" to include eliciting coerced, cooperative behavior of heterosexuals by forcing heterosexuals to recognize their marriages. It is a tricky psychological maneuver, but the idea is that they are surely "normal" if they can co-opt the sacrament of marriage.

[RonHolzwarth]

"the sacrament of marriage."???

Your Roman Catholicism is showing!

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

Most Protestants believe that sacraments are an "outward sign of an inward grace", or symbolic of what is taking place or has taken place invisibly. What Protestants consider to be a sacrament differs from the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox positions. Most Protestants consider only baptism and Communion, the usual Protestant term for the Eucharist, to be sacraments. They believe that the other five rites considered to be sacraments are not made sacraments by the New Testament; so while almost all Protestant churches have marriage ceremonies, and many have an ordained clergy and a ceremony conferring their version of holy orders, they do not consider these rites to be sacraments.

[tuesday afternoon]

In a certain sense they have perverted the concept of "tolerance" to include eliciting coerced, cooperative behavior of heterosexuals by forcing heterosexuals to recognize their marriages. It is a tricky psychological maneuver, but the idea is that they are surely "normal" if they can co-opt the sacrament of marriage.

Not to mention they then have more ammo to homosexualize public education.