Comments on: Prop 8’s passage recalled in San Diego

By: Jase Watson

Jase Watson — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:00:14 +0000

Agreed. And furthermore, we are not trying to force our views, we are trying to combat people like you, who shove their interpretation of marriage onto us. We’re not saying that you have to beleive in same-sex marriage, we just want the right to marry whomever we love, regardless of their sex. This is called marriage equality.

By: Mike Tidmus

Mike Tidmus — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:59:32 +0000

Don't call me out on my alleged bias and then demonstrate yours. It makes you look foolish. If you don't like living in a secular state, in which all citizens have equal rights, pack your bags and your damn bible and move your bigoted ass to Iran. It's only a matter of time before all American citizens, including the superstition-enfeebled like you and Carrie Pornstar Prejean, are treated equally under the law.

By: David

David — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:28:12 +0000

The bias within this article panders to the people who wish to include themselves in an institution whose creation was founded on religious principles.

Everyone has the right to marry. Marriage is defined as a man an woman relationship. If one wishes to marry then a person of the opposite sex is required. To alter this definition of marriage destroys the previous definition and creates relationships that are ill defined.

Bottomline – stop trying to gain acceptance by changing everyone else. If you are gay be gay but other people do not have to embrace the behavior of the gay person, they do not even have to accept it. The gay has the choice to be what he/she is and people who do not understand the gay attitude have every right to scorn the behavior of the gay when it infringes on their life, this too is a function of free choice – an American principle.