Yes, why the shit isn't it?

Just because it's always been this way, doesn't make it right.

What is the actual point against this gay marriage?

Is it a moral dilemma? I've heard the whole 'But if you let two homo's get married then where do you draw the line? Can a man marry his dog?' argument and it is really stupid.

There are millions of people in the world whom feel genuine love and care and attraction to members of the same sex. It's the very same love that you feel for your partner. It's not sinful and it's not wrong. People who attack gay marriage, do you understand that you are ignorant? Do you understand that it is none of your business?

I'm sorry that you've formed such a horrible belief and that these peoples' lifestyle actually makes you upset, but that is your problem, not theirs.

They need not change to fit into your paradigm of what is appropriate.

I just really feel like at this time, We are thoughtful enough to really realize that there is nothing wrong with homosexuality and to unban them from marriage.

Go spend time with some gay people whom genuinely love each other and see how little your opinion is, how thoughtless it is.

You can't call that love inferior and you shouldn't be able to exempt them from solidifying it with marriage.

My mum wanted to abort me but my dad talked her out of it.

I don't think there is any way to say that it is morally right. Ending a life before it begins.

But then again humans have sex for fun, unwanted pregnancies are inevitable.

There is no way to stop this from happening and there will always be women out there whom could not raise a child very well.

I fell pregnant through a very casual encounter at the age of 18 and the kept the baby. It just didn't feel right to kill something that was depending on me for life.

I've had friends who've had abortions and I know why they did it and I would never condemn them for it, but at base, abortion is very wrong.

It would be cool if societies were willing to do something as drastic as this. To realize how important it is that the people who run a country do so with the best intentions.

Perhaps this is idealistic but I think that if it were a humble job with a humble income then greedy people would not feel so drawn to it.

I wish there was a way to screen people. Or a politician school you had to pass, which taught things like sociology and philosophy.

So that people whom were educated and self aware and with a heart for their country and not for money were granted jobs as politicians.

Obviously this will never happen, but I think it would be awesome.