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Your religion? That should not affect other people. Gay marriage being legal does not force you to do or not do anything, it just allows other people to be happy. L ragebait

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 @BCBP7TG from Virginia  agreed…3mos3MO

I 100% agree with gay marriage, I thing that its stupid to get this pissed off about other people being happy. like just let them live their life, how does their marriage affect you, that's right it doesn't!!!

 @BCCLJ57  from Arizona  agreed…3mos3MO

People can be who they want to be, and if that is with another man or woman in their life then so be it. support people for what they do and who they are. Don't focus on the choices they make because they aren't yours so why does it matter so much to you?

 @BCBYYJF  from Missouri  agreed…3mos3MO

I agreement gay marriage does not involve anyone except for the people getting married it may go against some religion but they can stay out of others lives.

 @BCBXD7Z from Washington  agreed…3mos3MO

I agree with this statement. What is bad about letting others be happy and live their life on how they want to live it?

 @BCBS6FT  from New York  agreed…3mos3MO

I completely agree with this comment, your opinions/beliefs have nothing to do with people who are just trying to spend the rest of their lives with someone that they love. L ragebait if you think otherwise.

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