“The primary assertion of this article is patently false - I doubt that more than 30% of the US population believes this is a right. Even Kalifornia voted down gay marriage.”
Prop. 22 only passed by 52% in 2008, that’s six years ago or so. In 2000 CA’s prop. 22 passed by 61%, the same amount NC passed theirs by in 2012. But opinion polls always seem to add about 5% or so as opposed to actual votes, so it’s probably in the mid 40% ranges as far as being a constitutional ‘civil right.’ Thinking ‘gay marriage’ should be allowed regardless of the constitution issue might be higher, it might be around 50%.
Freegards
“We all know Marriage is a religious sacrament, not a civil union decreed by a government.”
I agree, but there’s all of one side and most of the other that doesn’t believe that, as far as I can tell.
Freegards