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@BBK6GL3 Agreements4mos ago

Why would you want big government involved in your marriage?

And, how does a same-sex couple being married or not affect your life or infringe on your rights?

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 @BBLL66DPeace and Freedom from Florida  agreed…4mos4MO

I agree. Same sex-marriage is exactly the same as normal marriage. It doesn't affect your life or you in anyway, except for you being miserable and sad that you don't have a love life.

 @BBLL4QW from Florida  disagreed…4mos4MO

I just don't like it and it makes me mad, people shouldn't be attracted to their own gender and it's just weird.

 @khender211 from Texas  agreed…4mos4MO

Only for divorce should they be involved to help with untying the knot. Everyone should be able to marry who they want, regardless of their sex.

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