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Not sure what got this guy ZOT but I have argued the same thing, probably a little more fully than he did.

I once wanted to get marry but not anymore, in the so called traditional sense.

I see marriage as being assaulted every and the tenets of religion being undermined by the homosexual lobby.

My feeling is I don’t need a government to tell me I am married. That is for me and my wife to decide, as well proclaim in front of our congregation and friends.

I don’t know when the state got involved this business but it is now and undeniable racket.

Once the homosexual lobby is fully entrenched and the so called “human rights” get a old of Bed & Breakfasts or Photographers it’s time to take to the argument sideways or off the table.

If Gays want to be sanctioned by the state why should I want the same? I then and any beliefs are then subject their lobby efforts.

If we ain’t part of the game we become a separate lobby that seeks not inclusion but exclusion.

We didn’t marry under the state and if the majority of us do that it undermines their game.

Sorry, I won’t be able to respond very well today and had a hard time just posting this much.

My arm is killing me just holding it in this position to type as I recently rotator cuff surgery and this might be my only post today.

I will not participate in a system that seeks ultimately restrict what the pulpit may preach or the conscious dictate.

I will also not allow gays to use the word marriage. It has a meaning and intend for it to stay that way otherwise their relationship is just the same as any other and your beliefs are undermined by law.