Does D.C. stand for "democracy crushed"?

Those who don't understand the difference between race and sexual behavior, see those who vote to support marriage as being between one man and one woman, as a bigoted White person voting to uphold the slavery of African-American/Black people. The aforementioned point-of-view is wrong since gay people have the same right to marry one member of the opposite sex as I do.

So many people have been hypnotized by the constant drumbeat of the rallying words, "bigotry," "discrimination," and "oppression," that a guy like me, who would much rather avoid confrontation, has been forced to defend himself, and enter into a culture war. Gays don't want the, "right to marry," the glbt community wants to change the definition of marriage. How come they won't just say that? It wouldn't have the same effect as the words, "bigotry" or "discrimination" or "oppression" would it. For my supporting evidence, click here.

Homosexual "marriage" vs religious freedom.

I don't see how both can coexist. Won't Christian pastors be sued for refusing to participate in homosexual "marriage" if such a thing becomes legal? How could they not seeing as how much most homosexuals hate those that disagree with them?

The city council of Washington D.C. has already done an end-run around democracy and made homosexual "marriage" legal, as if the current definition of marriage was a violation of someones human rights. How come polygamists didn't go insane like this when Americans defined marriage as something that was between one man and one woman. Story here.

"Anti-Gay" bus ads.

This article has both of the tip-of-the-spear phrases of the GLBT community; "marriage equality," and "anti-gay." First of all, marriage equality already exists. A homosexual man has the same right to marry one woman just like I do. Also, a person can disagree with homosexual "marriage" and not be "anti-gay." Sexual behavior isn't the same as racial identity. Today's post here.

Rally to defend marriage in D.C.

There's going to be a rally to defend marriage in Washington D.C. on 06 Oct. 2009. Here's the info.