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Okay, throw it back at them.

We’re all equal huh? The sex pervert in jail for raping kids is equal to you, Mr. Liberal? The unemployed loser spending his whole day in the library watching free internet porn is equal to you? The welfare mom who keeps having kids with different men is equal to your liberal wife, Mr. Liberal? You’re equal to the guy who sells drugs to junkies that are hooked? Your wife is equal to the prostitutes that sell themselves purely for money? You’re equal to the murderers and killers that shoot people for looking at them the wrong way? Your sex life with your spouse is equal to the two men and two women who can’t figure out anuses aren’t designed to be penetrated and the lesbians can’t figure out that biologically, Heather can’t have two mommies?

In the eyes of God we’ve all sinned. However we haven’t DONE exactly the same sinful things that carry the same consequences because the SEVERITY (ie DEGREE) of what we’ve done wrong gives us different temporal consequences.

There’s nothing fair about trying to redefine the concept of marriage that has ALWAYS been what it’s been, that has NEVER been defined to include homosexuals, for the 1-2% of people who say they are gay. There’s nothing fair about forcing such a change on the overwhelming majority by a tyrannical radical sub-minority of the 1-2% of the minority (the radical gay activists). This is the ultimate tyranny of the majority. THAT is hardly fair, if you want to talk about FAIR.

And by the way, in your own homosexual sex-ridden focus vernacular, screw fairness. I am sure you would if it was physically possible. Life isn’t fair. You want to get married, you follow the same rules we all do. You can get married. You marry a member of the opposite sex like all of us do. You have your little gay sham marriage that you somehow sometimes manage to have kids in, like you’ve always done. We haveto play by the rules too. We can’t marry anyone we want either. We can’t marry a close relative. We can’t marry parents, or underage persons, or persons currently married. We can’t marry dead people. We can’t marry children. We can’t marry pets, farm animals, our whole current sociology class, or our Swivel Sweeper. We have rules that we too are restricted by.

FAIRness is the lamest argument to put forth.

It has always rather confused me that a declaration of equality of the human condition (race if you will) is lumped in with equality of behavior. Race is a genetically inherited set of characteristics over which the individual control. "All men are created equal" is quite different from the absurd pronouncement that all are equal in their behavior. Freedom of religion is readily separable from innate human equality, for instance. Our entire legal system is centered on distinguishing permissible from impermissible behaviors.

equality only exists in the eyes of God and is, after all, a rather Christian concept. We are all loved by God and in that is our worth.

This is not what Scripture says. Scripture says that our value to God comes from the fact that we are created in His image, and thus He loves us. This is a prevailing theme from Genesis 1 and 9, all the way through to the Sermon on the Mount, and later. This is a very important nuance. Although God loves His creation, it upon those created in His image that He bestows special consideration!

Equality was never intended to apply to behavior-based judgment.

Marriage laws are entirely equal — every person has the equal legal right to marry any consenting adult person of the opposite gender. All are affected equally by the law ... you may not marry someone of the same gender, someone who is not an adult, someone who is not consenting, or any animal or inanimate object.

Removing “opposite gender” in the name of equality is as absurd as removing “adult” or “person” in the name of equality (thus allowing marriage to a child or “non-person”).

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