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Victory for Marriage in Maine

Maggie Gallagher, president of the National Organization for Marriage, comments on Maine´s victorious Question 1, which repealed a legislative act legalizing gay ´marriage´ in the state.  
 
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FathersHouse98105 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Marriage is defined as a man and a woman.

It's not based in religion - it's based in common sense.

Even a first grader can plainly see that 2 men are not the same thing as a man and a woman.

Homosexuals are free to settle into relationships and live as they please and so they do live as they please.

But they cannot call their relationships marriage for the same reason that 2 men cannot in truth say they are in a lesbian relationship with eachother: It doesn't fit the definition.
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Go Maine! GO CALIFORNIA!!!!!!!!

Yes and 8 and Yes on 1.
SpeedyBruin (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Firstly, it was not that long ago that we had sodomy laws. Secondly, all Americans families deserve to be treated equally and fairly by the state.
stlvideo08 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Marriage is a right though. Gay people can't marry the 1 person they love or want to have a family with. How is that okay? Marriage is not religious. Marriage has changed definition throughout history. Gays are open about who they are now. We are progressing as society...
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It's truly a shame that a "Christian" organization completely espouses non-christian like behaviours like oppressing those they deem unworthy of the same love as everyone else. It is also a shame they would use Maggie Gallager as a spokesman for traditional marriage when she herself is a divorcee. You can get married in a courthouse without a church service and it's still valid making it a governmental institution not a religious one as such religion should keep its nose out of it.
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Traditional Marriage has been succesful in EVERY state it has been on the ballot. Clearly, America supports Traditional Marriage.
stlvideo08 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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At one time, America supported slavery. Doesn't make it right.
Bulgezilla (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Clearly someone is in denial about the divorce rate in the USA.
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So Abortion is legal here in America and does it make that right?
HenhousetheRed (1 week ago) Show Hide
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If you have never spent your childhood feeling like an outsider, never been called a faggot daily, never experienced physically abuse from your peers, never been denied help by a teacher, never rejected and kicked out by your parents, never felt so isolated and beyond saving that you would consider killing yourself then you cannot and SHOULD not ever speak for gays as if you know what it's like.

Look up the rights denied to civil unions. Keep in mind some states don't even allow civil unions.

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