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<p>I always thought it was more or less generally agreed in America thay people should indeed recognize other people’s right to live the way they choose to as long as it doesn’t harm others.</p>
<p>Also, homosexuality is not a choice. </p>
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<p>What is being shoved in your face? A rainbow colored flag that is actually just hanging there?</p>
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<p>The majority of society behaving in some way does not mean that the majority 's values should in any way be imposed on minorities. Especially if one of the values of that majority includes civil liberties.</p>
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<p>Oh, dearie me. Gay people want to be able to do the same things with the individuals they love that straight people do! How will our institutions that society finds so sacred (that it violates them more than fifty percent of the time) go on?!</p>
<p>I never understood why it’s far more important to some people that legislation is passed preventing a minutely small minority from marrying than legislation that prevents even bigger threats to society’s maintenance of the “sanctity of marriage” (!!!) like divorce. </p>
<p>Somehow, there’s a difference between the two that is unrelated to bigotry at all.</p>
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<p>I either love or am kept at bay by Vandy’s profound political diversity. I’m not sure, yet.</p>