"The homosexual person, at best, will be unhappier and more unfulfilled than the sexually normal person".
The facts about the homosexual's miserable lifestyle speak for themselves and are shocking. Homos are more prone to alcohol and drug abuse, domestic violence, suicide, depression and other psychiatric disorders.
Could it be that the reason (some) homosexuals are depressed, alcoholic or suicidal is because of the way that society treats them and alienates them. Try living their lifestyle and see how happy you are.
Now homosexual activists after corrupting the meaning of the word gay, are trying to radically redefine marriage. Marriage is a word that descrbes a union of man and woman. Saying anything more on that is like trying to change history. The issue is not about what homosexed "couples" do amongst themselves. It is about the descriptor of recognition being twisted into something to suit those for which it was not, is not and should never be intended to describe.
Marriage is a priveledge and not a right. No one is denying homosexuals the priveledge of marriage. A homosexual man can marry a woman just as a heterosexual man can and a "lesbian" can marry a man just like a heterosexual woman is able to. What homosexuals are seeking is a special right. Homosexuality is a choice and science does not support their claim that they are born that way. These people define themselves based on their sexual behavior and they should not be granted special rights because of it.
They are not seeking a "special right," but only the same right as all the rest of us, that of choosing anyone we want to marry, provided they are of legal age to decide. Certainly homosexuals can marry anyone of the opposite sex. But they cannot marry anyone
of their choosing. By definition, the only people they would want to be married to are those of the opposite sex. So by denying them that right, a right which all of the rest of us take for granted, you are de facto denying them their right to marry whomever they choose. They can choose someone out of the specific group that you say they can choose from, even though there is nobody in that group that they could possibly want to marry.
We are talking about one of the most fundamental and personal decisions we ever make in our lives, that of whom we will choose to share our life with, to share the good and the bad, to share hopes and joys and dreams and sorrows with, to care for each other in sickness and old age, to work together toward shared goals, both emotional and financial. I would not want anybody telling me that I could only choose from a select group of people, none of whom I would want to choose.
The bottom line is: I have yet to have anyone give me a rational explanation for why homosexuality is wrong that doesn't involve religion. Because there is no rational human reason why people shouldn't be allowed to be with whomever they want to be with. The only reason is because someone's invisible friend doesn't like it. And we base our laws on this! And ruin people's lives because of it! Unbelievable!