<p>“A gay person can be married, just not to a person of the same sex.”</p>
<p>What? I believe that’s borderline illegal if not flat out illegal. It’s a government benefit? That’s the illegal part. I now pronounce you chuck and larry.</p>
<p>Why marry someone you aren’t in love with? There’s no point in marriage, then. Who has the right to say what’s a right and what isn’t? If two people are in love, why can’t they be married and have the same rights/benefits if they were a homosexual couple versus a heterosexual one? </p>
<p>What’s the problem with allowing same-sex marriage? If you’re against it, don’t get involved in a same sex marriage. Homosexuals aren’t ruining society or exposing your children to horrible things. It’s natural, just like it’s natural for you to be heterosexual. </p>
<p>Anyways, everyone is bisexual. Throughout their lifetime, they lean to one side or the other, or stay in the middle. There’ve been studies on it, but I’m mobile so I can’t look it up. You’re more than welcome to, though.</p>