I disagree with the anti-gay amendments that were approved last Tuesday. In Florida, Arizona, and California, same -sex couples were banned from getting married. Even though some feel that being married to the same sex is wrong, I believe that people shouldn't have the right to tell someone who they can or cannot marry. It's sad hearing about those who live in the same country that I live in going through this phase of being treated unfairly. Regardless if a couple is of the same sex, shouldn't they be able to marry someone that they truely love. I don't see what is the big issue about the situation.
They are not only banning the marrying of gay couples. They are also banning those who are "cohabitating outside a valid marriage" from serving as foster parents or adobting children. Every child has the right to feel accepted and loved. If couples want to share their love with a child, why not let them? In the article Dan Savage made a point. He stated," A gay man living with his male partner cannot adobt his deceased sister's children. This really saddens me everytime I think about it. He also made another statement saying, "If lesbian couples are unfit to care for foster children, are they fit to care for their own children?" I wonder have people thought about that particular situation before that formed these laws? They need to realize that this is an unfair game that they are playing.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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