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@BC53JVS Agreements3mos ago

Why would it be that people don't want same sex marriage?

There isn't actual evidence that it's bad in any way, shape, or form, so why do they care? Is it just that people have hatred towards people that don't comply to the hetero normative ideas of our society? The argument is just pointless.

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 @BC5MJS7 from Tennessee  disagreed…3mos3MO

It goes against my Christian values so why should I support something that goes against my belief's, even if it doesn’t affect me.

 @BC62D3V from Georgia  disagreed…3mos3MO

It is an unnarural way of life that is taught to others not letting them be people. Peole dont need to change for a trend that is going around.

 @BC5MD8YConstitution from Idaho  disagreed…3mos3MO

Gay marriage is a danger to adopted and foster children. Marriage is a legal contract that tracks the responsibility of parents to care for their children even adopted children. They deserve a mother and father even is foster or adopted

 @BC5P4M4 from California  agreed…3mos3MO

I completely agree. It doesn't affect me in the slightest if same sex people marry each other because it has absolutely nothing to do with my life. It isn't causing harm to a single person. I don't understand why people care so much about what other people do with their lives.

 @BC5N7YK from California  agreed…3mos3MO

I agree. Homosexuals or anyone apart of the lgbtqia community aren't hurtting anyone for being this way. Many people just see a straight up rude person and link it to their sexuality or something. They have nothing to do woth eachother. A big thing is that people don't like what they don't understand. Unfortuanately it is true for most cases. You shouldn't have to know what it feels like to be gay to accept a gay person. Cmon guys.

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