Gay Marriage
Brandi Johnson

Most Americans, if asked, would answer the same way. Yes, gays and lesbians should all have rights as heterosexuals as far as jobs, housing, government benefits, medical care and equal protection of the law.
Then you come to the subject of gay marriage and that is where all the beliefs and talk of equality come to an end.
More than half of all people in the U.S. oppose gay marriage. Why you ask? Let's examine some of those reasons.
Let's start with gay relationships. Contrary to popular belief, gay men and women are no more promiscuous than heterosexual men and women, they are able to form relationships that are loving and committed. Although types of relationships that go against this do exist among the gay community they also exist among the heterosexual community. Values that are exhibited daily in a straight society are exhibited in a gay society. Loyalty to their partners, monogamy, and......

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