America is supposed to be the land of the free, where everyone’s equal, and the laws don’t discriminate. Well it sounds like a good idea, but America’s past and present show major discriminations. Interracial marriage wasn’t allowed in all states until 1967, when the US Supreme Court declared that the "freedom to marry" belonged to all Americans. Well they must have forgotten to let homosexuals know they were excluded. Laws are created or changed every day, and they become accepted by Americans. Same sex marriages won’t be any different. Both sides will argue for a wile, but eventually the public will see ga

The divorce rate is going up and more children are being born out of wedlock, the family union is already being destroyed without homosexuals. Yes, the thought of a typical family would be affected with gay marriage. Not everyone would have a mother and a father, but families may have two mothers or two fathers. So far gays and lesbians are allowed to raise children. Some of the country was shocked when Rosy O’Donnell announced she was gay and was raising a child. Now it’s accepted and many other same sex couples are raising perfectly normal children all over the country just as well as heterosexuals.

y marriage as another basic right and freedom of choice.

Why the big deal about legal marriage? Marriage is a legal contract recognized by the federal government and state governments. There are hundreds of laws pertaining to married couples and their benefits. By not legally recognizing gay marriage homosexual couples lose out on those benefits. During Bill Clinton’s time as president he signe

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