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I've always wondered why people who aren't gay are so opposed tothe idea of
gay marriage being legal.  What are the reasons?  Does it take away from
some pot of tax dollars?  I was under the impression getting married tended
to work against you when it came to paying taxes.  I guess it becomes a
religious thing then.  Or are they just using the church to mask their fear
that some gay guy might try and hit on them?  I guess I just figure if some
gay couple wants to get married, let them, all it can do is generate revenue
from al lthe money a wedding costs. :)  Maybe someone could enlighten me as
to why it's such a bad thing.

"Raymond J. Henry" <rayhenryTROLL@nashmet.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 05:47:52 GMT, Bill Smith <NoSpamsport01@shaw.ca>
> wrote:
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>
> >
> >I certainly think at the very least this issue of handing
> >out gay licences should be a national Vote.
> >
>
> Why? If you're gay, chances are you're in support of it. If you're
> not, it has absolutely no impact on you whatsoever. None.
>
> You can go on all day about the morality, but we live in a country
> that is supposed to have separation of church and state. Seems that
> was only appealing years ago, when religious organizations were
> looking for an escape from countries where the state interfered with
> religion. Now religion wants to interfere with state. Double standards
> here.
>
> Why not move to a country where religion controls the state? Lots
> kicking around in the middle east.
>
>